The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 01, 1917, Image 5
Purely Personal
Saturday will be Thrift day. i
i . Mr 0 B Stone of Vox was in town '
I Tuesday.
(Mrs M F Heller was in Florence !/
this week. ' I i
Three public sales are to be made j1
here Monday.
Mr J M Williamson was a Monday i
visitor to town. i
Mr J C Everett of Salters was in 1
town yesterday.
Hon W D Bryan of Bryan spent
Monday in town.
Mr James Bryan of Trio was in
Kinjfstree Monday.
Mr Walter C Wilson was at the
county capital Tuesday.
Mr J B Clarkson of Gourdins was
in Kings t ree Tuesday.
Mr R E Ervin, of the Indiantown
section, was here Tuesday.
Mr W H Harmon of Hemingway
was in Kiagstree Saturday.
Mr R H Pittman was a visitor to
thy county capitol Tuesday.
Mr B P Cooper of Suttons was a '
caller at our office Monday.
Mr J E Barrow of Workman had e
business in Kingstree Monday. t
Mr H P Brown of Lanes was in r
Kingstree on business Monday. j
Mr B Miles of Vox was a caller at
our office while in town Tuesday.
Mrs B A McKnight of Lanes was s
: in Kingstree shopping yesterday. c
Mr B H Singletary of Lake City c
was in Kiingstree yesterday between J
trains.
Mr A W Rodgers, of the Scranton j
neighborhood, visited our office yes- t
[ terday. \
Messrs Rhodus, Montgomery and |t
Green of Greelyville were in town ?
Monday. s
Mr T K Smith of Bloomingvale *
called at our office while in town
Saturday.
r c
Mr R M Haselden of Andrews was j
a pleasant caller at iour ^office Toes- ^
day afternoon. ^
Mrs L Roy Cates has returned I
from a visit to her mother.Mrs Bur- t
, base, at Conway. Y
"Judge" S G McDonald, who pre- *
sides over the assizes at Lanes, was *
in the city Monday. ?
Mr J L Thomas of Cades was a
pleasant caller ot our office Saturday
while in town. v
Mr L M Grayson of Benson was a jj
caller at The Record office while in l
the city Tuesday. c
W W Boddie, Esq. tfho has been I
visiting in Kingstree.returned to his o
C home in Louisburg, N C. Sunday. r
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Williamsburg County Fair association
is called for next Monday at
the court house.
We are pleased to note that little
Margaret, daughter of Mr and Mrs
M L Allen, - has recovered from an }
attack of pneumonia. r
j
The way t
IN THE
is to jc
Christmas B
Come in, a
Deposit 5 or 10 cents the fir!
Keposit 5 or 10 cents each wee
ave $63.75 or $127.50.
Help your CHILDREN to join;
nd SUCCEED. JOIN YOURSI
nl?o hnx/e a l-cent club
^^2-cent club which pays $25.5
You can put in $1.00 or $2.0
in 50 weeks have $50 or $100
Come In and get a "Chrisl
FREE!
You can start TC
11 7T1
D/nxn ur vy u
KINGSTREE,
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Miss Ruth Mills visited her brother,
Mr R D Mills, here Tuesday.
Messrs Douglass Johnson, R L
~ockfield, J H Chapman, L A Taylor
and Andrew Cox of Jonsonville were
n Kingstree Monday.
Mrs F K Graham left Saturday
ivith her two boys, H A and F K, Jr,
for Bamberg, where they expect to
Tiake their future home.
Mrs L E Heape, who has been visting
her children, Mr F W Fairey
ind Miss Lizzie Heape, has returned
[o her home at Branchville.
Kingstree chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, will hold its regular
neeting Thursday evening,February
3, in the Masonic lodge room.
Margaret Gregg Gordon chapter,
DA R, will hold its regular monthly
neeting at the residence of Mrs D C
Scott next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs W E Jenkinson, who has b^Pn
juite ill at her home here on Rail
oad avenue for several weeks, was
aken to Florence yesterday afterloon.
The regular union service will be
teld on next Sunday evening: at the
^ir8t Baptist church. The Rev P S
dcChesney will deliver the sermon.
The public is urgred to. attend.
Mr and Mrs P G Gourdin returned
Saturday from their wedding: trip
o New York, Baltimore and Richnond.
They are residing with Mrs
rourdin's parents, Dr and Mrs W V
irockington.
Miss Martha Gordon, who has been
n New York, where she was called
everal months ogo as a nurse in one
if the city hospitals during: the epilemic
of infantile paralysis, is exacted
home tomorrow night.
George Garland, the little son of
dr and Mrs P S Courtney, fell from
he top of a fence last Monday and
>roke his arm. We are glad to say
hat the little fellow is getting
ilong nicely, and we hope for a
ipeedy recovery. Their little daugher,
Mry Louise, is sufferiug from
in attack of measles.
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Dr irby U layior, iormeriy ui i
Spartanburg but more recently of
tingstree, has returned to Spartan>urg
and accepted a position with
he K W N Pharmacy of this city.
)r Taylor was very popular in Sparanburg
when he made his home
tere and his friends are extending
lim a cordial welcome upon his reurn.
He has already #wsumed his
luties at the K W H.?Spartanburg
'derate
Tomorrow will be ground hog day,
7hen, according to an old supersliion,
the little animal will come out of
tis hole.knd.if he can see his shadow,
le will go back, and six weeks
if winter will follow, but if the day
>e cloudy or rainy he will remain
iut, as winter is over. The jingle
eads thus:
J-? J* Ua kvitrkf
uanaiemas ua>, ii n, ^v.
Winter will have another flight;
Candlemas day, if there be rain,
Winter is gone and will not come
again."
Dr R J McCabe, Dentist.will be at
lis Andr*?7.o office February 10, to
em^iu one week. 2-l-2t
' MM??
BANK
>in our
ankin^ Club
sk about it.
it week and increase your
k and in 50 weeks you will
it will teach them to SAVE
ELFinklrK
nnv/c ?I9 7* and a II
VV I IIV1 I ? ?r ?- - ? ?
0.
0 or $5.00 each week and
or $250.
tmas Banking Club" Book
3DAY--START!
LUAMSBURG
S. C.
BY OUR
If you tire easily, are subjei
catch colds readily of have rh
circulation is Drobablv at fau
scorn e
OF NORWEGIAIS
f which is nature's eas
your red corpuscles i
sustaining richness. .
of! colds and gives
No Alcohol in SCO-1
SCOTT A E
NEW INDUSTRY FOR KINGSTREE
Canning and PlcKUng Factory
to be Established Here.
A meeting of the subscribers to
the capital stock of the proposed
canning factory to be located here
was held at the court house yester- i
day morning at 11 o'clock, a large
majority of the subscribers being j
present. J D O'Bryan, Esq, was j
elected chairman of the meeting and
Mr George A McElveen secretary.
After so/ne discussion it wss agreed
that the capital stock should be
$6,000. divided into 240 shares of
the par value of $25 per share, 50%
of the amount of stock subscribed to
be paid in before operations begin.
By resolution the name of the enterprise
will be the Williamsburg
Pickling & Canning company.
A board of seyen directors was
elected, as follows: H A Miller', J H
Miller, G J Graham, L W Gilland, F
W Fairey. W E Nesmith and D E
McCutchen, this board to elect a
president, vice president, secretary
and treasurer as soon as practicable.
Another meeting of stock subscribers
will be held' at an early date, of i
which due notice will be given, at |
which time the matter ot a location
for the buildings will be taken up,
also the matter of securing a charter.
The meeting was very enthusiastic,
and the manner in which our
people have taken hold and are
pushing the matter points very conclusively
to the fact that they are
determined to make a success of this
enterprise.
Parent-Teacher*' Meeting.
Parent-Teacher association programme
for Monday, February 5,
a1. 4 p. m. will be as follows:
Violin Solo?Mrs Eugene Montgomery.
Importance of Moral Training?
Mrs G T Harmon.
Round Table Discussion.
All parents and friends are invited,
particularly ex-teachers.
With Oar Advertisers.
The Bank of Williamsburg calls
your attention in a special ad in this
paper to the fact that it is not yet
too late to start a Christmas savings
account by joining one of its Christmas
Banking Clubs. We can commend
this as an excellent method of
saving up money for Christmas. Try
it for yourself and see if you won't
agree with us when the time comes
to buy Christmas presents.
Why not see the Kingstree Manufacturing
& Construction Co and I
have them make your window and i
door screens now,so you'll have them
ready for fly time?
The People's Mercantile Co has
just received acarload of flour,meal,
rice and can accommodate you with
the best in its line. See ad in this
paper.
If you need shoes, inspect the fine
new stock of the Kingstree Dry
Goods Co. See new ad.
In his change of ad. Mr S Marcus
calls attencion to his attraciive line
of spring goods and ladies' ready-towear,
just arrived.
Live Stock Sale.
We invite the attention of our
readers to the advertisement in this
paper by Mr J M Truluck, announc*-V\a
nnKlin qqIo nf Hu^
1UJ? VIIC OtVWiiu puuuv wm*v v* |
stock at Lake City on Wednesday,
February 7. Mr Truluck invites
everybody who has a hog or cow for
sale to bring it to this sale. Buyers
from many sections of toe country
will be there and will pay good
prices.
George Warren, the Solicitor for
the new Fourteenth circuit, entered
upon his duties Monday at Hampton
with his hands full, as there were
four murder cases.
Cleveland Big Boll Cotton Seed
for sale, $1.50 per bushel. Highest
prices paid for Furs. S S Aronson.
Lanes. S C. l-18*4t
Riciipl Books, Blank Nolis, Mortgages aid
all Legal Blanks in demand, for sale at
The Record office. If we have not the
form jou wish we can print it on short
notice.
Send us the news.
)OD WE LIVE
ct to cold hands or feet?if you
leumatic pains?your blood or
It and you need
mm
1 COD LIVER OIL
ily-assimilated food, to increase
md charge the blood with life?
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Scott's creates warmth to throw
resistance to prevent sickness.
TS. Every Druggist has it.
IOWNE, Blownfiald, N. J. i*ia
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Death of Mrs. G. H. Lovett.
Mrs G H Lovett of Indiantown,
! wife of Mr G H Lovett and daugh'
ter of Sheriff G J Graham, died at
! her home Saturday morning last at
I four o'clock. Mrs Lovett had been
: sick only a few hours. Her physic- |
! ians did everythingJpos9ible for her,
i but notwithstanding their effortsjshe j
' was claimed by the grim reaper.
The funeral and interment took '
place at Indiantown Presbyterian
church Sunday ^afternoon at three
j o'clock, seryices being conducted by
' the pastor of the deceased,Rev W R
Pritchard, in tne presence of a large r
number of sorrowing friends and .
relatives. fl
Mrs Lovett leaves a husband and 1
four children, one boy and three
girls. She is also survived by her father
and several brothers and sisters.
Our heartfelt sympathies go
out to the bereaved family in their
loss.
There will be a hot supper at
Earles school house on Friday night,
February 9, for benefit of the school.
Public is invited. ltp
FORDS! FORDS! FORDS!
I have a few Ford Touring Cars on
hand. This is the first time since last
August that I have been able to get
enough cars to fill orders or supply
il- j 1 if 4. '
trie urmaiiu. 11 yuu want tu nur j
right at the right price, come in and I
get a Ford.
Yours for motor service,
Thos McCutchen,
Kingstree, S C.
special notices
Wanted Position as overseer on J
farm, or share cropper on one horse
farm Address John Taylor, Blooming- "
vale, S C. ltp
Lost?The latter part of last July,
one hound dog about a year old. with J|
black body, white legs ar d ring nearly K
around neck, tan ears and markings, ?
olan white tin tail A reward of $25.00
will be paid for his return to George 6 i*
Hammet, Kingstree, SC. 1
For Sale or Rent?Valuable tract n
of land, mile and a quarter north of ft
Kingstree, known as tne Fulton tract, h
containing 78 acres, 45 cleared and in ?
good state of cultivation. Apply to R
H Kellahan, Kingstree, S C. 2-1-tf pi
Wanted ?First class Country But- H
tcr; three pounds every week at 35c b
pound, cash on delivery. Address b
Box 127, Kingstree, S C. p
Eggs for Sale,?E 11 Thompson's b
Barred Plymouth Rocks, prize winners ?
at Columbia,Pee Dee and Williamsburg ft
Fairs. $1,50 per setting. T E Arrow- p
smith, Kingstree, S C. l-25-3tp ?
For Rent?Four gooc unfurnished b
rooms, with water and telephone priri- $
lege. Good location. Apply to P 0 S
Box 425. l-25-2t b
Lost?One black and white pointer &
dog.about 2 years old, answers to name tS
of "Pope." Reward if returned to L D
Rodgers, Kingstree. SC. 2t &
For Sale?Try a Coco Door Mat?if 3
you do not think it worth the money return
it and we will refund your money, 2
$1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00. Kingstree g
Furniture Co, Phone Nc-167. l-25-2t ^
Wanted?Salesman and Collector at ?
Kingstree, S C, who can furnish a team
or automobile. Also furnish satisfactory
references. A liberal contract to the
right man. Apply at The Record Office.
l-15-4t
For Sale or Rent?My house and
lot on corner of Kelley street and Third 1
avenue in Kingstree. For information
address, F K Graham, Bamberg, S C.
1-25-tf
Stockholders' Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
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will be held at noon Monday, February
5, in the court house, for the purpose of
electing officers for another year and
the laying out of plans for the fair for
1917. All interested, and especially the
executive committeemen, are urged to
present. G A McElveen,
It Secretary.
WHAT 18
LAX-FOS
IAX-F0S is an improved Cascara
(atoule-lixatlw) plsisiit to tiki
In LAX-FOS the Cascara is improved by \
the addition oi certain narmiess cncmicals
which increase the efficiency of the "
Cascara, making it better than ordinary
Cascara. LAX-FOS is pleasant to take
and does not gripe nor disturb stomach.
Adapted to children as well as adults, pi
Joat try one bottle for constipation. 50c. g(
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YWHfG people, tikis is meant for you. Don''
now for the "rainy day," when life is nol
your pennies now. WORK, WORK, 1
BATE! This picture may change your whi
EARNEST THOUGHT for just fire minutes,
on it. Suppose you RESOLVE to be one of the
DO THIS. Then?
OPEN AN ACCOUNT
BANK OF KINGI
Wedding and Annivei
This is the month for wedding i
gifts. These gifts in Silver, Cut C
ware of a varied assortment will
i store. They are all of best qus
Clocks and a complete line of Je^
hand.
Our Repair Depar
Bring me your broken Watches,
elry. Repairs made same day rece
T E. BAGG
JEWELER
Mam Street, King
| The Cash
| Flour Rice Buttei
| Hog Feed Horse an
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ij Come to see me. I am always glad
3 You will find a good warm room waiti
5 hearted boy to greet you. Don't fail to 1
i when in cown. I sell cheap.
|L.S.DENNIS
I Next Door to Heller's
| Kingstree, - Sou
I Highest Prices Paid for Co
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t .
S Grocery Spec
f Pickled Pigs' Feet
g? Fancy Grape Fruit .
^ Fresh Ripe Tomatoe
H Fancy English Walnuts
g3 Pure Ribbon Cane Syni|
a Large Fat Salt Mackere
| Heintz' Sweet Mixed Pii
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"Good Things to I
Phone 143 i
Congress has appropriated $10,-f piles C
30,000 for the establishment of: Tour dru*tf?t
astroads in the various States. | niVnd.B*eding
outh Carolina gets $143,615. ( xbefiYttappiia
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ninifie
t laugh at fate. Prepare
t all roey sunshine. Save
970RK! SAVE, SAVE,
ale life it you give it
Concentrate your mind
i few who will REALLT
with us.
STREE.
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and anniversary f
ilass and China- J
be found at my m
ility. Watches,
velry always on * 1
tment. 1
Clocks and Jew- 1
lived. 1
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fstree, S. C. |
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d Mule Feed!
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will refund money If PAZO
Us to cure any case of Itching,
or Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 day*
ition gives Ease and Rest. 30c
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