The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, June 20, 1934, Image 5
City Filling Station 12.60
Camden Gas & Oil Co. T 14.90
J. Team Gettys ,02.50
J. A. Roseborough T91.81'
Total |19,456.5B
County Claims Paid January 1994
D. M. Roseborough $ .75
Mackey Hardware Company . . 18.87
Jeff Hunt Road Machinery Co. 8.06
E. A. Jenkins 26.34
The Galion Iron Works .. .. 18.30
The State Company 1.50
W. F. Nettles & Son 28.75
Catoe Brothers 10.95
D. A. West 50.00|
W. R. Taylor . . . . 90.00
J. T. Copeland 60.00
H. D. Boulware 26.00
D. E. Baxley 75.00
The R. L. Bryan Co 16.94
Burroughs Adding Machine
Company 14.20
Camden Hospital 1,146.18
The National Cash Register
Company 1.80
Shell Eastern Petroleum Co. 805.57
Kershaw County Health De
partment 174.00
The Record Publishing Co. . 22.50
S. W. Hogue, Treas 4.00
L. R. Jones 50.00
. C. Fetaoi etaoin wCo.shrdlu shrdlu
T. C. Fletcher 45.00
B. M. Smith 62.50
W. L. Phillips 60.00
Shell Eastern Petroleum Co. 72.39
City Filling Station 2.25
S. H. Ross 1.85
W. B. Turner, M. D 2.50
J. B. Zemp 2.63
L. W. Fletcher 25.00
L. R. Jones 10.00
L. T. Gregory 2.50 1
Geo. T. Little 30.00
The R. L. Bryan Co 4.75
J. B. Zemp 125.00)
Kershaw Lumber Company.. 3.05
Associated Charities 150.00!
Southern Bell Telephone Co. . . 13.25
The Leader, Inc 18.97
J. D. Adams Co 98.29
City of Camden 54.70 |
City of Camden 1,847.28
The Camden Chronicle . . . . 281.24
The Wateree Messenger.. .. 22.50
E. T. Truesdale 225.00 J
John T. Nettles* 225.00
Total $5,503.65
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County Claims Paid February 1934
Jeff Hunt Road Machinery
Coippany $ 118.20
E. A. Jenkins . 68.82
Paramount Chemical Co. . . . 26.00 I
C. P. DuBose & Co 181.001
Davidson Insurance Co 110.00
Camden Loan & Realty Co. . . 65.00
The R. L. Bryan Co 113.45
City of Camden, Water &
Light Department 69.40
E. T. Truesdale 383.97
S. W. Rose 75.00
D. E. Baxley 75.00
G. F. Cooley 104.20
J. H. McLeod 283.75
David Wolfe 4.98
Walker-Evans & Cogswell . . 45.34
McLeod & McLauchlin 7.50
Kershaw Real Estate & Insur
ance Co 25.00
M. M. Reasonover 75.00
Jenkins Repair Shop 1.50
Mrs. Kathleen B. Watts .. ..119.76
Lena M. Lineberger 62.50
Southern Bell Telephone Co. 16.39
Burns & Barrett Hdw. Co. . . 59.08
Camden Lumber Co., Inc. . . 140.58
Catoe Brothers 137.85
A. L. Cook 11.30|
The Kershaw Era 8.75
J. B. Zemp 46.25
H. D. Norris 102.25
Mackey Hardware Co 43.94
Kennedy Insurance Agency 15.60
John iS. Davidson 4.75
The Wateree Messenger .... 20.60
S. W. Hogue 80.75
S. W. Hogue, Treas 806.66
Davidson Insurance Agency 10.00
McLeod Si McLauchlin . . . . 127.80
L. R. Jones 50.00
Home Furnishing Co 33.75
Keridiaw Co. Health Dept. 150.00
Kershaw Co. Sinking Fund
Commission 30,508.43
Total $34,374.50
County Claims Paid March 1934
The Texas Company . . . . $ 335.40
Walker, Evans & Cogswell
/Co 52.12
Columbia Office Supply Co. . . 12.05
The R. L. Bryan Co 20.96
Southern Bell Telephone Co. 21.71
City of Camden 40.67
M. M. Reasonover 75.00
Miss Lena M. Linoberger . . 62.50
G. F. Cooley 100.00
J, H. Mclveod 257.50
E. A. Jenkins 98.71
Stevens-Springs Co 167.40
Henry Belton A Jos. Belton 50.00
Klive Iron A Metal Co 50.77
The Leader 21.00
The Wateree Messenger .... 22.00
The Camden Chronicle .. .. 11.18
S. W. Rose 75.00
D. E. Baxley 75.00
David Wolfe 8.30
A. Sheheen 4.00
Columbia Welding Co 26.30 )
Mrs. Kathleen B. Watts .... 120.62
Home , Furnishing Co 37.00
Kershaw County Health De
partment . . . , 160.00
Lewis A Christmas 29.36
G. W. Monroe 383.26
Wateree Lumber Co J).80
The Kershaw Era \ 11.00
DeKaVb Service Station .... .75
The Texas Co 405.79
Mr?. Lillie M. Dunn 36.00
D. C. Hinson 16.00
Method A McLauchlin . . . . 16.00
Burns A Barrett Hardware
^Company 15.98
?Fr*nk Rabon 8.06
8, W. Hogue .. 105.00
H?nry Norris .. - 89.80
% W. Hogue, Treas 1,162.60
??yL It. Jones 50.00
Horton 86.94
McOasklll 26.00
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B. J. Caston . . . ? . . ? . ?. 25.00
I. J. McKenzie . . 25.00
J. T. Ross 26.00
J. A. Roseborough 34.00
Mackey Hardware Company 18.40
Camden Lumber Co 117.88
Total *4,297.80 1
County Claima Paid April 1934
S. W. Rose f 7B.00 1
M. M. Reasonover 76.00,
Southern Bell Telephone Co. 16.48
The National Cash Register
Company 2.02
Burroughs Adding Machine
Company 4.86
The Miller-dhyant-Pieroe Co. 2.00
The R. L. Bryan Company . . 127.38
City Filling Station 6.76
Shell Eastern Petroleum Cor
poration 12L91
Gulf Refining Company . . .. 661.91
Camden Lumber Company 64.88
Carl A. Horton 436.69
Lorick & Lowrance 36.69
The Leader, Inc 11.70
E.' A. Jenkins 84.00
Piedmont Coastal Motor Ex
press Company 1.36
Magneto & Electric Service,
Inc 4.48
J. D. Adams Co 101.61
Jeff Hunt Road Machinery Co. 300.41
Paramount Chemical Company 27.26
City of Camden 32.66
J. M. Villepigue & Co 21.76
Andrew B. Wlhitaker, M. D. . . 7.50
Mrs. Kathleen B. Watts .. .. 119.87
S. W. Rose 65.10
J. D. Watson 90.00 i
J. H. Clyburn 241.21 j
Miss Lena M. Lineberger . . 62.50
Jenkins Repair Shop . . . . * 5.00
Camden Hospital 1,148.18
L. R. Jones 57.50
Lewis & Christmas 199.86
The Texas Company . . .... 8.10
The Home Furnishing Co 25.00
J. H. McLeod 309.30
G. F. Cooley 141.85
G. W. Monroe 13.00
MoLeod & McLauchlin . . .. 14.50
W. W. Cauthen 26.00
B. M. Smith 62.50
W. F. Nettles & Son 40.00
Carolina Motor Company . . . 34.80
W. D. McDowall 8.00
Zemp & Trotter 35.00
The Kershaw Era 10.00
H. D. Norris . 109.40
A. L. Cook 30.26
Catoe Brothers 2.00
Clyiburn Motor Company .... 17.30
Kennedy Insurance Agency . . 94.00
Kershaw County Health De
partment 150.00
John S. Davidson 1.75
S. W. Hogue, Treas 103.75
S. W. Hogue, Treas 1,286.86
Holland Office Supply Co. . . 10.00
Western Union Telegraph Co. 17.33
W. R. Taylor 90.00
D. A. West 50.00
DeKalb Pharmacy 75.00
D. E. Baxley 75.00
W. T. Redfearn 60.00
J. H. So well 50.00
E. Truesdale .. 50.00
Bums & Barrett 24.12
Clyburn Motor Company . . . .646.00
Total $7,594.14
County Claima Paid May 1934
5. W. Rose $ 75.00
A. J. Kelly 15.60
The R. L. Bryan Company . . 144.49
Paramount Chemical Co 14.16
The Wateree Messenger 11.12
Stevens-Springs Company . . 10.00
Carolina Motor Company .. . 41.31
Eichel Department Store 20.71
The Texas Company 43.60
A. C. Rose 10.20
Mackey Hardware Company . . 87.32
The Galion Iron Works 69.07
E. A. Jenkins 19.72
6. H. Ross 2.85
H. A. Rabon 37.60
M. M. Reasonover 87.60 1
G. F. Cooley 128.10
J. H. McfLeod 361.15
City Filling Station 12.90
J. E. CarBon 22.50
J. M. Croxton 22.20
S. C. Truesdale 21.00
City of Camden 24.76
Gulf Refining Company . . . . 618.54
D. Ei Baxley 75.00
Southern Bell Telephone Co. 14.92
The Kershaw Era 4.00
A. L. Cook 1(8.60
Lewis & Christmas 203.35
G. A. Dowey or Bearer . . . . 19.20
S. B. Kirkland 10.00
H. D. Norris 120.25
Miss Lena M. Lineberger .. 62.50 j
Mrs. Kathleen B. Watts . . . . 122.62
W. B. Faulken/berry 2.70
L. R. Jones 62.50
W. B. Porter 12.50
H. H. (Sanders 12.50
S. W. Hogue 121.64
S. W. Hogue, Treas. . . , . . . 1,952.82
| Drennan's Garage 17.75
Associated iCharities 800.00
Jeff Hunt Road Machinery
Company 61.92
Burns fc Barrett Hardware
Company 61.87
Todd Sales Company 96.00
D. A. Lubricant Company . . 21.13
Jenkins Repair Shop 2.00
J. B. Rush 20.00
Total $6,116.77
RECAPITULATION
County Claima Paid July 1st, 1938,
To June 1st, 19S4.
1933 July $ 6,072.81
August 8,437.26
Septem/b?r 10,022.97
October 6,264.59
November ft, 2 11.99
December 19,4)66.66
1934 January 6,603.66
February 84,874.60
March 4,297.80
April 7,604.14
May 6,116.77
Total $106,852.66
Respectfully submitted,
8. W. HOGUE,
Treasurer Kershaw County
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Secretary.
DEATH OF W. G. DAVIS
Walter Glenn Davis, 52, lifelong
resident of Kershaw county, passed
away at a Columbia hospital Thurs
day, June 5 at 1 o'clock in the after
noon after an illness of several days.
A member of Spring Hill Methodist
church in Kershaw county, Mr. Davi3
leaves a wide circle of friends to
mourn his death.
Funeral services wore held at 3 o'
clock Friday afternoon from Beulah
Methodist church near here, conduct
ed by the Rev. T. G. Cannon, ip-astor
of New Brookland Methodist church,
assisted by tho Rev. Mr. Godbold,
pastor of Beulah Methodist church,
and tho Rev. M. F.. Derrick of Rigde
way. Interment was in tho church
cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Davis are: ono
daughter, Mrs. W. F. Simon of Co
lumbia; one son, T. P. Davi.i of New
Brookland; two sisters, Mrs. G. H. I<.
Robinson of Union and Mrs. Kershaw
Hinson of S'umter; ono brothor, P. T.
Davia of Charlotte, and two grand
children.
NOTICE
A IS per cent penalty
will be added to all
1934 Business Licenses
unpaid July 1, 1934.
J. C. BOYRIN, City Clerk & Trcas.
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Everybody who has seen it says they never had any
idea that a mower could be built as thin one is.
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including drive gears, differential, and countershafts, in
assembled compactly in an oil-tight gear housing and
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Special oil seals at the ends of the main axle and fly
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and protect all working parts awainst the entrance of
dirt and other abrasive materials. Floating action of
cutter bar provides ample play without disturbing knife
registration.
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