The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 30, 1918, Image 8
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liUerrtllitc lfaft>enlitg? (fathered Frw?
? of That IMae*.
Tbe lust bal?- of ("Iti'ii i ?? J ? r I ?-?!
for I hi* &get lou v\a* picked '? ?!" 1 1?*'
Kerxhaw Oil Mill farm war lh?> ceme
tery, of which .1. lliu.??n i* ila- man
ager, and vva* ginned and pucked la?t
Baturday. The Oil Mill wa* the tor at
to get it uew hale ou (lie market la*t
year.
Mi-.> Sum. Kinma Hough of ? .
in vUitiojc at the bow* of Mr. ami Mrs.
I> m< honaid.
Mi?? Sallu- William* lv visiting Ma
tivca and frfeudN ?t Caiudcu.
Mr. it 1 1 < I Mr- I' \ M<<\.il.|. Of
? 'aunleii, I' Sunday in Korsliaft at
thV home of Mr. and, Mr*. T. K. Pl?U'b?r.
Mr. and Mr*. W. It. Hough and daugti
tbr, Mr*. |(. I., ? in'gory of ('aiiidtii.
a eoupli' of day* in Kortdiaw la*t
m-i'k j?itli relative*. ?
it' ? . . 4--** #ii ? '
John Blare moo returm*?l tu Kcr?ha?
S 1 1 1 1 1 1 a > frout NeW where hi- liatl
been at work fur several mouth*.
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\Lu* ,!?.>< i < ( ut iitsl liuijif
Siiuday from Atdiv villi*, W(? are |>lea*ed
!<? noif that *h<- i.H greati* ImptFevid in
liehllh.
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Mr*. W VY. ff?> rtou returned- from
the < 'olitmhia tw>?|?Hal Saturday very
much Improved. Mr. Hi>rtoe went over
to f'olmnbia Vrlday to' Hc<wrQ|Hiiiy he*'
home. - ? ? - '
M It. Kolliufft left last w?ek for liat
ticNbiirg, to njMMul oevfrnl wont lis
wirb bi* broibri io-i-uhk him in bi*
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boxim*** ? I < i r i 1 1 x th?< busy hi'Mmmi.
\li>* Luftl liolwilv ?n*? Iwul Um*i?
visiting bil relative* iu Virj{iuin OuriiiK
bci Miinuur mention, - 1 ??? i ? I laht wci'k
in k*r?baw with Mlt? .Oorritv Oweun be
fore i??t uriihiK to t?**r (>oxition
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Mi** ^Nle?*a Muugo of tin* '
nw'tlou. unit Will it* .1. Caloo uf
Grandma's
_ Powdered
Wool Sock*
Will Mot
Qmt Hard or Knot Up
When Wamhmt
WUh Grmnwtmm
GRANDMA leaves them soft and fluffy and
makes them easy on the feet
Many inferior soaps are made with rosin and
when you wash woolen socks with them it
causes the socks to shrink and get hard and knot
up. Countless hours spent in knitting* have been
lost just because the socks have been practically
ruined by improper washing.
GRANDMA'S Powdered Soap
Follow these directions and you will never have any trouble.
Use GRANDMA in luke warm water and wash the socks
in the wonderful suds. Then rinse in luke warm water,
shake them out well (do not wring) and hang
them up to dry slowly.
GRANDMA is the most economical and finest
"all round" household soap that can be used. You
measure it out with a spoon ? no waste. Try it.
5c ^
Size P*cfca*es
ami Lmri*
Your Grocer
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were miirifd in Columbia Thursday, :
August l f?; nus. The bride 1? the
youngest daughter of Mr. aud Mr*, A. 1
S. Mungo of the Taxabaw cowAiuu^ty ;
mikI the groom' is bookkeeper for ('atoe
Hjrotbert. foung <<>ni>le took thei*
in it u> frit ml- by surprise, but have their
w 11 1 inrsi congratulation*. They will
muke their home iu Kershaw,
Mi?s Sallie Kenton, who wait taken I
"to the FeiHtell Infirmary in Uoek HiJI ,
a cohple of week* ago. wan brought home
Sunday morning ami we regret to note
that there ir* no improvement iu her
condition.
David Trueadale god his aUtera, Mlaata
Mae and Thclma of the Westvillc i^CtiuQ,
sjient several day* at Oastonia, N.
last week. The\ were accompanied
home by Mis? Nellie Itradley who will
"spend some time with them* ' ' t;
I ley ward Hlaekiuon. who *pi?ut sever
al weeks iu Akron. Ohio, at work, re
turned to Kershaw Friday with hi* par
ents, having joined thein at Hlack Moun
tain on his way homo.
(Jeo. N. Jones will leave today for
(took Hill to undergo special treatment
at the Fennel! fntirmnry. ? ?
On last Friday night, about miduight f
a iVniom cottage on the Chalk Hill place
owned by .Mrs. l\ 11. Haines iu the Thoru j
Hill section of which Mr, Ij, Dye has (
charge was totally destroyed by tW to
gether with all its couteuta. The noune
was occupied . by colored tenants, who
bad gone oft' to services aud left three
children, the eldest about 18 yearn, in
the house. When they returned they
found the house burned down aud the
three children asleep on u cotton aheet
in the yard. It seems that he lire waked
the second child, aged about 10 year*,
and sin* aroused the others and got
them out of the house. They saved only {
the sheet ou which they were found j
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THEIR FINAL REST TOGETHER
Soldier's Intensely Pathetic Deaertp>
tion of the Burial of Youthful Scot
tish Officer With Hie Men.
I stood one night on a certain hill
that command# the firing line in^ an
almost soundless panorama. Beside
me was an officer of the Second Ca
nadian division, who had just come
out. There that night, by its white
trail of iridescent light, we could trace
the course of the firing line for many
miles through France and Flanders.
Just to our left the line of light
jutted far out. like a lone cape into
the sea. "What Is that jutting-out j
place?" my friend Inquired.
"That," I answered, "Is the Ypres
salient, the Bloody Angle of the Brit
ish line."
To mention the name of Ypres Is
to have one's memory awakened with
a veritable kaleidoscope of pictures.
That trail of light that jutted out Into
the night looked like a cape, and an
iron cape It has been through months
and years of war. But the holding of
that cape has been at an awful cost,
and there was not an Inch along that
trailing line of light that had not
cost its trailing line of blood.
Just after the first gas attack in
April, 1915, the whole countryside was
tn a panic. The roads were filled with
civilians in alarm, fleeing down coun
try, and with limbers and marching
troops hastening up. I was passing
through the town of Vlamerthigne,
Which is situated two miles beyond
Ypres. In a field at the side of the
road I taw a funeral party. It con
sisted of several pioneers, serving as
grave diggers, a gray-headed Scottish
major, and a corporal's guard to act
as firing party.
I learned that this inconspicuous
group were burying the last original
officer of a battalion of the Cameron
Highlanders. The dead officer was a
young subaltern, and the gray-haired
old major was his father, who had
come from another regiment to attend
the funeral of his son.
So, over in a grear deep treneh,
where a number of the rank and file of
the fallen C'amerons were already laid,
the body of their de?d subaltern was
plrti-ed. As I saw I he officer and his
men of the bonnle Highland regiment
! thus laid to rest together. I thought
of the requiem of Saul and Jonathan;
"They were beautiful In their lives,
and in th?'lr deaths they were not di
vided." ? ('apt. Arthur Hunt Chute, in
i th? North American Review.
COUNTY TICKET
KERSHAW COUNTY
Democratic Primary Election
September 10, 1918
HOI'SK or REPRESENT AT I VES
N. S RICHARDS
T \ . YOUNG
I OK SHERIFF
I c. HOCGil
c welsh
KOR TREASIREK
I> M MfCASKII.I.
R It. WII.MAMS
FOR 4(lHtF. OF PROBATE
J. .1 OOODAI.E
W I. MrlMlWKLl.
FOR MAGISTRATE
Township
I'pp^r Waters
W. M. KSI.LY
~.t H NHT.SON
Ntep Tow ard Nat loo* I ,
Washington, Aug.
hlbitlou mo red a conrifrfjuT^ 1
ward today in cougress, l'
Without a word vote beitt
... required, Itj*- wmate t#tf Jg
id the leaders eompro?i*<. 0h
dry" prohibition', effective j
mu\ continuing during the W|f
til the American are
home and demobilised.
UK AT II Or A >04U> *tj|j|g
On Saturday ui^bt August
died in this city Mi** Uebnt* L,
Kemp, only child of the |?u j>r^
fcemp by hjh first w if ^ Uebeec, La
?JM?> daughter of IM. J0?hm
and Sophia Kliaabeth Mathi* ]S
/a?np was burn Jan. fl, 1x4^
ternal great grandfather w??
Mathis, the first whit* person
t 'amden. afterwards a He volntionarj
dler and a lawyer and merchant 0f
in "his d%y.
No one enu measure the great jufl#,
for good that has been excited jj
community by this unusually mdfat 1
retiring lady. For more than h?l
century she has been a most f?it]
teacher in the Methodist Nuuday 8(1
and hundreds of people in ourmid*t|
many uow far away from their
hood home, look back to the hq
tauglit them /by her aud think of Vr
with thoughtful realization that moch all
the best in their lives has come fromWr^
carpest devoted teaching. How muj'
now m? *long gone from among y* u
to be almoat forgotten, iu the ruifcol,
the new thOflghts and duties of tody, 'i
will feel a reaj sorrow at the newt ?rl
her death an of the passing of one very
near and very dear.
Cablegram* Prom the Boyt-ta Fntntt
Three cablegrams have been receitd
in C'aiuden this week from membtn
Company 1L now on thp battle
of Krauce. They were from Jack Wit*
kins. Charlie Villepigue and Her
Baifueh.
. PERSONAL.
Miss l?earl Gray of VamviUe, 8. 0,
is visiting Lois William* (hit
week. They were class mates at Wii
throp.
SVilson Bice. of The Chronicle fom
left today to spend a week at his oU
home in Madison, Georgia.
Big Damages Asked. . ; V ; |
?" Greenville. Ayf. 22.-A suit for Ity
000 damages htfB been brought by A
Burgess, of Taris, near this city, ?| ftk*
the Couestee Mills and its presideaU
Thoma. I. pharlea. Bur?oS? -
he wax wrongfully arreted ,D4 fcttU
cd bv Mr. Charles on the ehtrgc tMtte
was aft eseaped German priiour of air.
The affair occurred just aftet oneof^
German prisoners at Camp *???
hi. escape about My
fort new. of the prisoner 8 arwt*
Eaaley had becomc k M? I
Burgefw in hi* complain. ?
B?ne to rono?tee on a pleasure r,d< ?? ,
? friend and that while he was .?*?* 1
looking around he ??" t"k'? lnl0?|
Zr by M, Chart* on the
bil., an
?.r. he warbrdufht to the oS? Hrt"
Llted State, marah.i and ?.*?.????
released. f TT __
Mr S.lT^uVeTtow*"
Htructlon force now hnild.a, * ~
Grace Mcthodiat Church. a ^
from a wall Wednerfay '^ bi, J?U.
sustained mjuries that. to _
I announcemewiT]
TBEA8UBBR
1 hereby announce ray urpr tor
date for the JoTbe ra* *
Kershaw county, subj
the Democratic wilUAMS^..
1 hereby announce office
date for county, aabjej
Treasurer ^.^demov ratlc pr lojry.
to the rules ?C tl^ ^ McCASK*^
of ?er"
Tw the pemo^ratlc jo
shaw County: I h*re > the office <*
self as a candidal le t subject ?
Sheriff Kershaw County 1)onJOCrltlc
the rules governing ^ ^ HOUGH
primary. ?- r^c?elf & can?"
I hereby annj?um^f Sheriff
date for the office j rU!W of
aiinw County, subject to
the Democratic t rJlm(^wKL8Cl^
J^ir
To the Democratic Vote fof p^t
County: '^Uoo**" *
favors, and with t b falthfull*
having done my do*. ^ ^ndiditiJJ*,
hereby announce - judge of
re-election to the office ubject to tb ?
hate of Kershaw Oou?ty- ^
rules of the approa- cfclnS P^ aUt tWj
tlon, assuring yo?. ? hcartily ?PP*'
,,?ur support will ^?^foll?
w>
j ?.??
pledge my*elf to abide 5c
erniojf said j f>Al'*^
"ToR RKPRK^^J^^Ke^*
To the Democratic vo 1
County: I hereby ??"nl **
candidate for "^jKect to the
r?f ' Representatives Reap**^'
>f the I*"0***?!?-?* IUCHaRDS'
NORMAN 8. Y. You*
The many Mtndn i of 1 I ? candid*
hereby ajutounM^jmas^ ^ for
the House of HrPrr\^to tbf nil* 01
?baw. Oo^aty, wMf*
tb* Democratfc party.