The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 07, 1920, Image 9
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u Items of Local Interest
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1920.
Dr. Frank 0. Lentz of NichoJs, Ga.,
was in Kingstree Sunday.
Miss Dell VanKeuren is spending |
some time at her mother's here.
Mrs. W. O. Cottle of Hamlet, N. C.,
is at home with her father, Mr. L.
Stackley this week.
Mrs. M. L. Alien was in Florence
Tuesday on account of the illness of
Miss Milton Stackley. i
Miss Louise Bacon of Savannah is 1
the attractive guest of her sister. Mrs.
L. A. VanKeuren here.
Mrs. Stacker Legette of Junction City, 3
Kansas, is visiting her uncle and aunt, <
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Wallace.
Mr. Jack McCullough has gone to
Atlanta, where he will matriculate as ,
a student in a dental college.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. Silverman have <
moved into their handsome new home 1
on upper Academy street. J
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Miss Marian McFaddin visited her
j* friend, Mrs. W. A. Moore on Rutledge
I ' Ave., Charleston, for the week-end.
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Mrs. Stacker Legette of Junction
IB City Kan., is visiting her uncle and '
9 aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Wallace. ]
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A small dwelling on Jail street oc- i
cupied by a family of colored people i
was destroyed by fire a few days ago. I
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Miss Halene Clark of the Union j
High school faculty spent last week- (
end in town, the guest of Mrs. R. K. .
Wallace. 1
Chas. Tucker is putting on a big
sale of merchandise at cut prices this 1
week. His advertisement appears in 1
this paper.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCutchen,
returned late last week from a trip
to Richmond, Va. which they enjoyed
very much. >(
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Mr. Horace Carter left here Sunday '
for Atlanta, where he expects to take
up the study of dentistry a little later
on in the session. ,
R. D. Bradham and four children of 1
*the Salters section, spent Sunday in
I irko? Mrc Rrflffham is under I
l treatment in a hospital.
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B Miss Ossie Gpps and Mrs. M. A. i
f - A Ross are attending: the Kingstree Dis^^^"^^trict
Woman's Missionary conference
the Methodist church, holding at
Nazareth church, Olanta.
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The alarm of fire shortly after six
B o'clock yesterday evening, was occa- j
B sioned by a small blaze in the kitchen ,
of Mr. A. C. Hinds. The fire was
Al promptly extinguished with but slight
damage.
BR The Rev. Jno. W. Davis is expected (
to arrive here tomorrow (Friday) with '
j^B his bride. The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have been quite busy the
I past week getting the manse in the '
H best of shape for the reception of their
mr. pastor and his wife.
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" _ The annual meeting of the Women's ]
^ Missionary Union of the Baptist ]
Southeast Association convened today ]
in the First Baptist church at George- \
town. The session will continue ]
I through tomorrow with an attractive
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W. O. Cole, better known as
who has been the popular and
lynotype operator in The
office for several months past
^^^^HH^Kunday to accept a position
X. Y. En route he stopped
^^H^^^Kaltimore to visit his mother and
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Herbert VanKeuren of the U. S. (
^^^^KXavy who has been spending some j
m^Hume with his mother here, has re- ]
^HH^Brnea to Hampton Roads, Va. where
^ Vis stationed. He has completed his
^^B^^rcourse in the Yeoman's school with i
^honorable mention, and now rates as j
Yeoman and holds the position of seci^^BVretary
for Captain Crose.
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Friends of the young lady and of
'the family will learn with profound
Regret of the serious illness of Miss
Milton, daughter of Mr. Louie Stackly
at the McLeod Infirmary in Florence, j
(where she has been engaged as a nurse ^
for several years. While the young ,
lady's condition is pronounced very
serious, friends entertain hope of her
recovery.
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Don't overlook the announcement in j
this Dat>er by S. Marcus, whose big <
I stock is being sold out at sacrifice (
prices in order to vacate the building j
he occupies. ]
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T. E. Baggett is advertising in this
paper his big stock of jewelry,watches, {
etc., at reduced prices, preparitory to
hioving his place of business January
1, 1920. 1
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For Sale?65 buggies cheap.
10-7-ltc Rodgers and Rodgei-s ]
Mrs. S. M. Perry <
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Mrs. S. M. Perry, mother of Mrs. ]
E. 0. Taylor and Mr. L. S. Perry of
Greelyville, died very unexpedly in i
Atlanta Saturday. October .'5. tbout i
2:30 o'clock. 1"
Mrs. Perry formerly resided in j'
Atlanta, but in recent years has
made her home with her son and
daughter in Greelwille. She left here
on September 18th., for a visit to ]
friends and relatives in her native
state. She was taken sudenly ill and !
as stated in a telegram to Mrs. W.
L. Taylor of this place, died Saturdayafternoon.
Mrs. Perry was a lady of fine '
Christian character and possessed
many noble virtues of womanhood.
Her death will be a grevous shock
to a host of friends in this county .
whose deep sympathies go out in <
full measure to the bereaved son and
[laughter mentioned above.
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Dr. M. D. Nesmith's office will be
closed from Oct. 17th, toOct. Slst., J
inclusive. The Doctor will take post (
graduate work in his professional line
during this period at Columbia University,
New York City, and hopes to
return equipped with the latest ideas ,
in modern dentistry. 10-7-2tc.
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Old Citizen Passes
Mr. R. W. Coward, aged 81 years, 1
passed away about 10:30 Saturdaynight
at the home of his son, Mr. J.
W. Coward near town, anu was duiried
in the old Baptist cemetary at
the river here Sunday afternoon. Mr.
Coward was noted for his quiet and
massuming disposition. He had made
his home here with his son, Mr. J. W.
Coward for a number of years. He
is survived by four children. <
50 wagons at a big reduction in
price. Will save you money to look
these over. Rodgers a:id Rodgcrs.
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Now on Display.
We now have on display at our
showroom the new 1921 model Buick
iuto. Com. :' and look it over.
D. J. EPPS & SONS.
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Carload of the famous McCormick ]
mowers and rakes. Buy a mower and "
rake and save your hay crop.
Williamsburg Live Stock Co.
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Now on Display. y
We now have on display at our
showroom the new 1921 model Buick
iuto. Come in and look it over.
D. J. EPPS & SONS. i
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Hold your cotton until the price you
ire offered pleases you. Insur it with
me and it will be good security at any
sank in the county. Wm. W. Boddie,
Kingstree, S. C. 10-7-lt.
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50 wagons at a big reduction in
price. Will save you money to look
>ver these. Rodgers and Rodgers
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Just received?Carload fine horses J
md mules.
Williamsburg Live Stock Co.
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It pays to insure in the best companies.
They are able and anxious to
pay every man what is due him. I
represent this kind of companies, and
;his kind only. Wm. W. Boddie,
Kingstree. S. C. 10-7-lt.
Just received?Carload fine horses ~
md mules.
Williamsburg Live Stock Co.
The New York Life Insurance Co. A
s the strongest life insurance comsany
in America. Repiesented by R.
D. Mills. 9-23-tfc.
Corn-Fed Hogs Wanted.
I will pay highest market prices for
:orn-fed hogs. See me before selling.
4. A. Miller, Proprietor People's M.' _
<et. 9-2?-vf. i
Special assortment of jewelry silverware
etc. going at reduced prices
it Bagett's. ^
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Notice to Subscribers
When subscribers send change of
iddress, please don't fail to give old
iddress as well as new.
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The New York Life Insurance Co. '
las over three billion dollars insurmce
in force. Represented by R. D. j,
Mills. 9-23-tfc. i
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NOTICE.
I have the finest and best assorted ^
ine of wedding presents ever displayed
in Kingstree. Sterling Silver,
3ut Glass, Imported China, and lots
)f other goods suitable for wedding 8
presents?fine line to select from. ^
Prices very low. Come see this fine f
stock before you buy. t
Yours to please, d
)-30-tf F. J. WATTS. .
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Special assortment of jewelry sil- ^
.'erware etc. going at reduced prices -
it Bagett's. ^
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For Sale?65 buggies, cheap. w
10-7-ltc Rodgers and Rodgers
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS g
LOST?A coat, dark gray, containing |
three books and a |?i cache r's license, g
bearing name. Finder please re- |
torn to 'Je\. 'i'l os. J. Dukes, b mgs- > |
tree, S. C. Dp. |
SALESMAN WANTED to solicit or- ?
ders for lubricating oils, greases, |
and paints. Salary or commission. |
Address Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland, g
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LOST?Monday, September '27, four 1 |
miles above Kingstree. on King*-, |
tree-Hebron road, two dogs and one |
bitch, 10 months old. Reward for , g
return to M. P. Flagler, Lake City.
S. C? Rt. 2. 10-7-2tp. |
POR SALE CHEAP?One Saw Mill |
Outfit complete, with 7 mules, 3 g
carts, 2 wagons, one 1-ton and one g
2-ton truck. For sale cheap. Write $
wire or see S. F. Epps, Kingstree, ?
S. C. 10-7-tfc. |
STRAYED?One castrated hound dog, |
black boddy with tan saddle back |
of shoulders and tan legs, white |
tip on tail. Liberal reward for return
or information to Albert Mose- |
lev, Sr., Salters Depot. S. C.. ?
10-7-ltp. |
GEORGIA GROWN Cabbage Plants, |
will grow very fine heads set this g
month in your section. Early Jer- |
sey and Charleston Wakefield. Flat |
Dutch. Express, $2.00 per thous- ?
md prepaid mail, 300. $1.00; 500, 5jj
$1.50; 1000, $2.50. Georgia White J*
Head anil Runcombc collards same
price. Parker Farms. Moultrie. Ga. 0
!0-7-4tc. ^
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"OR SALE? Good farm consisting of M
144 acres belonging to the estate of u
the late W. D. Altman, and located R
at Midway on public road between H
Hemingway and Johnsonville. .Six- J
ty acres cleared and well adapted to R
all crops. This land with buildings n
thei-eon will be sold for division at C|
auction to the highest bidder on k
Monday, November 1, 1920, by con- H
sent of the heirs. Sale to take place U
at noon on the premises. 10-7-4tp h
SEED OATS?Red Appier and Ful- U
ghum Pedigreed, smut free, highest G
quality guaranteed. In lots of 10 H
bushels, $2.50 per bushel. Humph- u
rey-Coker Seed Co., Hartsville. S. G
C. S. Pressley Coker, Manager. H
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7ARM FOR SALE?Unsurpassed for H
early vegetables and stock are the h
one thousand acres with deep water G
on Bull's Island between Savannah H
and Charleston, having fine trans- f|
portation facilities and wonderful 3
protection from frost, due to i
warmpth from salt water. For sale jj|
by C. H. Dorsett. Savannah. Ga. H
l0-7-2te. H
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?OR SALE?Five thousand good D
brick; price reasonable. Apply to i\
Dr. E. T. Kelley, Kingstree, S. C.
l-30-tfc 3
VANTED?Farm laborer; man raised k
on farm, who knows how to farm; H
and not afraid of work. Apply to ?(
J. W. Coward, Kingstree, S. C. Q
>-30-tfc.
1AVE US sell your land at auction. J
Atlantic Coast Realty Company, n
Petersburg, Va. and Greenville, N. C.
Write, wire of phone us at Peters- J
buig, Va., or see Lee & Shuler, Lo- 3
cal Contract Representatives, Kings- J
tree, S. C. 9-30-tf.
STRAYED?One black and tan hound
dog with white breast; answers to r.
name of "Black". Lost about ? HI
weeks ago in fox chase. Reward tj
for return or information to F. A. *j
Hanna, Kingstree. 9-S0-2tp. [1
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rOR SALE?One 9-room house, two %
building lots. W. L. Payne. tf. [1
TEACHERS?Fifty to one hundred
requests daiiy from all classes
southern schools. If you want rural
work, graded, high school or
principalship, salary $75 to $250.
write us today for special enrollment.
Offices: Columbia, S. C.,*
Richmond, Va., and Chatanooga,
Te:m. Southern Teachers' Agency,
Columbia. S. C. 9-23-4tchfe.
VANTED?Nice fresh eggs at Kelley
Sanatorium. 5-13-tf.
VH1TE WOMEN?Wanted at State
Hospital, Columbia, S. C., between
: ges 01 18 and 35, to enter training
school for nurses. Splendid opportunity
to become a nurse. Also vacancies
for white female attendants.
Pay for attendants $30 to $35
month, with room, board, laundry; U
no expense for medical care and at- M
tention if sick. For information H
write the Superintendent 9-l6-4tc. M
'OR SALE?One 1,000-gallon water lJ
tank Apply to H. A. Miller, Kingstree,
S. C. 9-16-tfc. H
AUTOMOBILES?We want an agent R
in this county for the Grant Six, B
Case Six and R & V Knight Six, p
which is the only Knight Six man- p
ufactured in America.
Columbia Sales Agency,
i-24-tfc. Columbia, S. C.
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The New York Life Insurance Co. ^
tas assets of nearly one hundred milion
dollars. Represented by R. D. ^
ifills. 9-23-tfc.
fOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ^
FINAL DISCHARGE. 4
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Notice is hereby given that on the V
!th day of November, A. D. 1920, I
rill apply to P. M. Brockington, Pro- 4
ate Judge of Williamsburg County,
or Letters Dismissory as Auminis- j,
rator of the Estate of Judson Frye. i
leceased. "
J. ED. COKER. ,
Administrator of the Estate of Jud
son Frye, Deceased. 10-7-5tpmb i
)ctcber 4, 1920. ;
"or Sale?65 buggies cheap.
0-7-ltc Rodgers and Rodgers
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g Flooring w 1 Bride
I ceiling Lumber um?
jg Siding Cement
g Casing Plaster
| Mouldings Fire Brick
? Framing Lumber Fire Clay
|j Red Cedar Shingles Sewer Pipe
M Pine and Cypress Shingles Store Floe
|j Metal and Composition Shingles Terra Cotta Tfc
w Doors, Saab and Blinds Motar Colars a:
% Porch Columns and Bal asters Water Proofing
^ Beaver Board Corrugated Me
p Valley Tin And Ridge Roll Asbestos and C
$ Wire Fencing,
| EVERYTHING 1
j BOOTH &
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I FIRE and WINDS
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5 sure if you will call at my office.
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On Savings
Bank of V
We are glad to announce tha
terest prevailing in gilt edge seci
ble for us to increase our rate of
Department, and that with the qi
puted quarterly, will be paid on
The Bank of Williamsburg a]
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time to time to their Savings am
creased rate which is an inspirati
others we extend a cordial invita
ment. Funds deposited up to the
the entire quarter.
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Building {?? ? Hardware ffj
Material Paints, Oils m
Saws *
Hatchets J|:
Hammers $B;
Door Hangers I|j
limbles Carpenter's Tools
nd Stains Paint Brashes jg:
; Mineral Paints and Oils ii;
tal Roofing Inside Decorations
imposition Roofing Calsomines and Cold Water Paints ||j
Iron and Wood Posts g|?
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aarter beginning July 1, 5%, com- ?
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