The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 19, 1917, Image 5
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HARMONY U>DCK Nt. IT. A. T. M
Harmony Udf? No. 17, A.
F. M . will bo bold In Masonic
Tempi* on THURSDAY,
August 28, st 7:80 o’clock. Visiting
brethren are cordially invited to at-
tend. _
P. W. PRICE, W. M.
m. McNAB, Sec.
The regular meeting of
Barnwell L<ftge No. 16, K.
of P., will be helduat their
Hall on First ahd Third Fri
day nights at 8 o’clock. A full at
tendance is requested.
By order of J. B. ARMSTRONG, C. C.
Wm. McNab, K. R. & S.
The days lose seven minutes in sun
shine this week. >
Miss Carrie Cave is visiting rela
tives in Charlotte, N. C., this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. 'T. J. Langley are i
visiting relatives in Lamar this week'.
Daatli of • < Hild
The entire community was sad-
4wd Monday morning to learn of the
uneapected death of little William
" ayne Calhoun, the two-year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. C. Warren Calhoun,
of this city. The little fellow was tak
en suddenly ill while he and his par
ents were on a visit to relatives in
Wysacky. Although at first his con
dition was not considered serious, he
was taken to a hospital in ttishop-
ville, where the skill of physicians and
the tender nursing of loving hands
struggled in vain to stay the summons
of the Grim Reaper. The f child. con
tinued to grow worse, until at one o’
clock Monday morning the Death An
gel bore the spotless spirit to its eter
nal home beyond the sky.
The funeral services were conducted
in Bishopville, the little body being
brought to Barnwell Monday night
Austria
Zurich. July 1&.—Hie Austrian
reicharat waa thrown into an uproar
Saturday when the former Ctech min
ister, Herr Praadhek, declared the hate
of the entire world waa not directed
against Austria—but against Ger
many, and that Austria should detach
herself from her ally, says a Vienna
dispatch.
44 How are we to obtain peace,” de
manded Herr* Praschek, 44 if we cling
to the German side? Must We con
tinue to> sacrifice our interests to the
expansion of Germany ? Must we
continue to submit to the German mil
itarism that has drawn us into this
war?”
Hilda
Hutson ...... $40.00
Hutto S.00
Rowell 1025
Hutto ................ 9.00
Brownlee ... ..1 60.00
Lou Hutson ........... 40.00
Lou Hutson .... .... 40.00
Hutson ...... $40.00
Brownlee 60.00
Brownlee 65.21
N otice of Filial Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will .on Monday, July 16th,
j * . .* *' . ... - v 11917, file with Hon. John K. Snelling,
Jain to rest the following morning Judge of Probate for Barnwell Coun-
-m fKo Episcopal Churchyard in the ty, his final return as (Guardian of
$367.46
District .No. .10—Healing .Springs.
Beulah Harris ... $45.00
Gertrude K. Stevenson -45.00
C; l K TruluCk 87.00
Edpa May Thompson 20.00
Sarah Holman 25.00
Beulah Harris $5>.00,
Gertrude K. Stevenson 45.00
0., I. Truluck 85.75
Ida . Patrick T ._'30'.00
Emma Patrick _1 30.00
Gertrude K. Stevenson 45.00
Beulah Harris _ .I ^$45.00
C. J. Truluck 90.00
Messrs. W. C. Jennings and G. W.
Manville spent Sunday on the Isje of
Palms.
Mr. H. J. Casque, of the Allendale
Progress, was in the city last week on
business.
Col. Harry D. Calhoun spent a cou
ple of days last week with relatives
in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. L
of Raleigh, N. C.
relatives here.
G. Richardson, Jr.,
are the guests of
Mrs Lula Christie left this week
for Charlotte, N. C., to visit Her son.
.Mr. Herbert R. Christie.
.Quite a number of Pythians from
Barnwell attended the Diotnri Con
tention m Patrfai Tuesday
m the
presence of a large number of sor
rowing relatives and sympathetic
friends, whose sympathy and love
were attested by the beautiful floral
designs that completely covered the
little grave. The pall bearers were:
Messrs. A. A. Lemon, W. J. Lemon, P.
Walter S. Hay and Nelleen Hay, and
apply for Letters Dismissory.
Dr. L. S. Hay,
Guardian. •
June 14, 1917.
i.. _r j , $637.75
District No. 11.—Four Mile.
Mamie Louise Bush $60.00
Mamie Louise Bush 61.00
J. B. Armstrong 30.00
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Eubanks .... ..
rib
District No.
$41.50
22.—Allendale.
DbtrWt No.
HUL
Catherine McNab ...... .....$50 00
Mrs. Jennie Montgomery .....9000
Grace Lumpkins 50.00
S. A. Gadsden 25.00
Eunice Williams 50.00
Lotus Flanders 50.00
Marie Keel 65.00
Billy Williams ^ 12.00
T. E. Crane 139.00
Thos. E. Crane 25.95
Clarisa Whitaker 50.00
Charlie Allen 5.60
S. A. Gadsden 26.00
‘J. S. Jakes 30.00
O. V. Pfiester 27J>0
Rebecca Thompson 17.50
Estelle R. Rattere* ...... $50At
Estelle R Ratteree .........$50 ixi
$100^0
Dlatriet No. 38.—Oak Grave.
J. O. Sanders $ 5JO
O. II. Morris ... 5.25
Mrs. Sarah Hutto 25.00
IS
$45.45
District No. 40.—Tinker’s Creuk.
Mattie .Lou Hajr $22.50
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.,$22.50
^ H m District Np, 41.—Hickory Hill -
Grace Lumpkins ... 50.00 Florrie May Wayland $50 00* '
Catherine McNab .$50.00 Florrie May Wayland ^... * $5000 ^
Billy Williartls .... 12.00 : Florrie May Wayland $5000 ‘1
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
M. Buckingham and T. M^ Boulware. ( of Town of Barnwell for Quarter End-
Mr and Mr*
ft
after
week** aUy aa Bufhvaa’s Island
Mr and Mr* R V Rjftry. Miaa Rate
Weedwaed and Mr Tad Riley agent
Fndaf m Augwata uith r*bt.
Cel Lee*n M«4a(* Wfl Yusadnt af
The Rev. Mr. Peeler; of the Barnwell
Methodist Church, "conducted the last
rites at the grave.
. Little William Wayne was an ex
ceptionally bright child, who endeared
himself to all within whom he came
in contact by his sunny disposition.
It is not given to mortals to under
stand why an AII-wise Providence
claims for his own the moat precious
jewels in a home, but the heart-brok
en father and mother are comforted
by the knowledge that the pure white
•pint is safe in the arms of the One
Who said, * Huger utile childrea to
roam unta me. and fart'd them not,
far af surh is the Kingdom of Hrav-
" They ha«c the heartfelt •> tape
MEMM af soreawtrif fnerul#
their dhefc hour af gnef
ing June 30th, 1917.
Receipt*.
Forward from last quarter..$ 910.61
Collected Licenses 172.50
Collected Fines
Collected Taxes
Sale Wood
Sale Manure .......
Disburse aieaU.
24.00
3,438.67
12.10
300
$4.560 78
Bonds
Salanef
Express on
Ditching .... ........ .
Telephone,^.... ...... .
Cams la notify Taxpayer*
B V. Brown, treating mule ,
Freight aa hoy and eats .,
$905 25
25 I S
29 76 IJ
• 25
1000
$151.00
District No. 12.—Dunbarton.
Mary Cole ^ $50.00
Doris E*. Goolsby 70.00
R. H. Burckhalter 10.00
Arthur M. Jones 80.00
Jno. C. Hutson
The Sinking Fund Commission.
Arthur M. Jones
Martin Sullivan
Martin Sullivan
C. C. Baughman ............
Ralph Kill mgs worth .r.. ....
Dona E. Goolsby ............
Mary Colo ...... ...
Arthur M, Jones ....
H. C. Rountree ••...
B. Coker ...... ..
B Anastruog. Trees
39.60
3078
8.00
7.10
8.00
. 66 00
, 600
. 70 00
$60 00
. 80 on
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. 22 50
Int
Arthur M Jones ,
Arthur M Janes
R M Barchhslter
Ilona E Cealiby
Eunice Williams _j._ 50:00
Mrs. Jenrtie Muntgomery ._50J)0
'thos. E. Crane 15.47
T. E- Crane 139.00
Lotus Flanders 50.00
Clarisa Whitaker 50.00
Marie Keel 65.00,
Allendale Hardware Co. 40.00
Rebecca Thompson 8.75
J. S. Jakes 15.00
Catherine McNab $50.00
Grace Lumpkins 50.00
0. V. Priester 13.76
Eunice Williams .... 60.00
Mrs. Jennie Montgomery 50.00
Lotus Flanders 50.00
Clarisa Whitaker 50.00
Marie Keel 66.00
Thos. E. Crane ‘ 139.00
Florrie May Wayland _$. r >0.00
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$200.00
District No. 42.—Morris.
Inez Creech $6500
Inez Creech _____ 50^5
Inez Creech 36.25
Billy Williams
Citizens Bank ...
Thos. E. Crane .........
Clansa Whitaker .... ...,
Lotus Flanders .... ....
Catherine McNab ......
Grace Lumpkins .... ...
Eunice William* .... ...
Mrs. Jennie Montgomery
Billy Williams .... .....
Marie Keri ......
.... 12.09
376.00
138 00
.... 60 00
.... 50 00
..*..$60.00
.... 50 00
50 00
50 00
.... 12.00
55 00
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IHatrlrt Na 23—Hermlea.
Weuchary ...... $4109
42 7$
$151.60
District No. 43.—Columbia^* *
W. A. Parson .—.$80.00
W. A. Parson .:1600
Annie Aleene Godfrey ... H45.00 *.
Annie Aleene Godfrey 45.00.
$iS5.oi
Dbtrict Na. 44.—Fairfax: •
8. D. Williams ...
Alms Knight
Grace Rickenbaker
Louise Durant
Full* Padgett ....
Myrtle Kptmg
R. E. Kenny .... ....
Rosa B. W. Bowers ......
R R Keany
Kalis Padgett ...... ....
Myrtle Eptmg ...... ...
Alms Ksight .....
I nuisr DarmM . % .... ...
Graea KirhrahalHe .... ,
Grace Rirheahahee .... ..
Alma Rsight ....
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, Miss Letts Graham Jeaaiaga re-
laraed home Baaiey wight after a df
lightfal visit to Mr. sad Mrs J. Rex
Graham In Chaiieatoc
Mr. Fuller Dicks, who recently en
listed in the navy, is spending a few
days in Barnwell with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dicks.
The People extends congratulations
to the Comers on winning the pennant
in the Sallie League. Columbia is the
gamest town in the circuit and de
served to win.
Among those from Barnwell who
attended the dance in Aiken last week
were Miss Thelma Mazursky, Messrs.
Mordecai Mazursky, Martin Best, Cliff
Harrison and Dallis Creighton.
Mr. A. K. Haxston, who wes sta
tioned at Barnwell seme time ago as
resident engineer for the Atlantic
Coast Line R. R. Co., is now in the 7th
Regiment of Engineers stationed at
Atlanta.
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Miss Josie Davis, of Barnwell, and
Miss Mildred Glover, of Vidalia, Ga.,
who is Miss Davis’ guest, attended the
dance given by the Aiken-Winthrop
Club at the i Olwell Hotel Tuesday
night.—Aiken Standard.
Mr. W. J. Sexton, of Columbia,
spent the week-end in the city "with
relatives. He was accompanied on his
return home by his wife, who has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs. S.
A. McNab, for the past f*w weeks
Master Emile Harley. *> n
sad Mrs J. E. Harley, was takes to s
Columbia hospital Sunday afternoon
Some time ago the little follow was
btttoa as the kaoe by a mosquito The
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Mat to a
of the
tour* el
1217
AS ^thotterrtsjo pwco. pom! or
eosaty aforoaaidrcoiHMtogmie hua-
as part of the Sciaeow tract, and
bounded as follows: On the North by
land* of Mrs. M M. Still, on tto East
by lands af Mr*. M. M. Still and J. E.
Hair; on the South by lands of C. F
Riser, and on the West by Windy Hill
Creek.
Alto:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land, situate, lying x#id being
in Blackville township. Stole and
county aforesaid, containing one hun
dred forty-four (144) acres, more or
less, known as part of the Sunshine
tract, and bounded as follows: On the
North by lands of Mrs. Angeline Ab-
stance and Lewis Frazier; on the
East by lands of Floyd Walker, W'il-
liam Ray and Lewis Frazier; on the
South by lands of Mrs. M. M. Still,
and on the West by lands of W. T.
Walker.
Also:
The residue in all that certain piece,
parcel or tract of land, situate, lying
and being in Blackville township. State
and County aforesaid, containing
sixty-two (62) acres, more or less,
being part of the Scisson tract and
bounded as follows: On the North by
lands of L. P. Boylston and B. F. Gard
ner; on the East by lands of B. F.
Gardner and M. M. Still; on the South
by portion of the Scisson tract, and on
the West by lands of L. P. Boylston.
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- Also:
The residue in all that certain piece,
parcel or tract of land, situate, lying
. . • • *1I_ t Ct.+A
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$46 90
$65 n*.
, 35.00
. 900
$320 00
District Na 1-—Harmony ,
Fffie Green ......1 ........-$40 00
Horace J. Crouch, SupL Ed. 10.00
J. B. Armstrong. Tress 20.00
Kffie Green 45.00
W. H. Mixson 19.26
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$55 40 John
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$419 $4
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District Na 14.-
Beulah Vara
I J. A. Summer* ...
Beulah Yarn ......
$134.26
District Na 4.—Big Fork.
G re tto Smith $60.25
Annie I>aurie Creech 40.00
Gretta Smith 60.00
$160.25
District
5.—Baldock.
Lillian Calhoun $35.00
Lillian Calhoun $25.00
Lillian Calhoun T_$25.00
Mrs. Gladys Johns Hunter 50.00
Mrs. Gladys Johns Hunter 50.00
Mrs. Gladys Johns Hunter 60.00
$235.00
District No. 6,—Bennett Springs.
Estelle C. Jones $45.00
Cornelia Black 10.00
Estelle C. Jones $45.00
Alice L. Brown 13.50
Estelle C. Jones $45.00
Beulah
Beulah
Yarn
Yarn _
$41 26
-SeigMagviHe.
! $51 00
2500
50 00
50 00
50 00
District
$226.00
19.—Blackville.
$292.19
District Na 39.—Spriag Branch.
Marie Howck ...... $40.09
Marie Howck $40 00
District Na 39.
and being in Blackville township, State
and County aforesaid, containing
seventy-four (74) acres, more or leas,’ Margaret Harper ..••.$4020
District No. 7*
$157.60
Red Oak.
being part of the Sunahine tract and
hounded as follows: . On the North by
lands of Sunshine tract; on the East
by lands of Lewis Frazier; on the
South by lands of Lewis Frazier, and
mtt the Wefe by estate lands of G. A.
Still.
Terms of aaler On*-third cash sad
the balance m one and two years with
mortgage to. secure the future pay
menu at tto legal rpu af lotoreat, to
far cosh, at the agttaa af the pto-
ai m2 af
j nfUMABurr.
2 c. JMrSlML
Margaret Harper 36.00
N*.
$7ft0f
(.—Laag Bruch.
Anderson 150 00
Keel 40 00
Keel 42 JO
Keel 40 00
Keel 14 20
Keel 40 00
MMBMBtoNi
Z. L. Madden $112.00
J. W\ Hair 25 00
Z. L. Madden 26.84
Florrie May Smith 45.60
Rosamond Buist * ‘ 45.00
Annie Radel iff 55.00
L. Claire Lowman 1_‘ 45.60
Bena Loadholt 45.00
Irma Pearson 45.00
Adelle Duifbar 45.20
Dallis V. Odom 22.50
L. Bertha Ballard 22.50
A. B. Brodie 35.60
Horace J. Crouch * 5.00
J. B. Armstrong, Treas 10.20
J.B.Armstrsng, Treas Sinking
Fund 85750
J. M. Miller 50.66
Adelle Dunbar 45.60
L. Claire Lowman 45.00
Z. L. Madden 133.63
Rosamond Buist 45.00
Florrie May Smith 45.06
Annie Radcliff 55.00
Bena Loadholt 45.00
Irma Pearson ' 45.69
Z. L. Madden 122.10
Rosamond Buist ...i. 45.00
Florrie May Smith _ 45.00
Adelle Dunbar _i. 4650
L. Claire Lowman 45.00
Annie Radcliff ... ... 55.00
Bena Loadholt 45.00
Irma Pearson ... 45210
Mrs. Alice D. Whittle 1620
Z. L. Madden 3152
C. 8. Wilton ........ 5.90
P, B Sweat 300
N*
$80.00
District No. 31.—Ulmers.
Cora Hair $45.00
John F. Week ley 43.50
I-eta V. Smith 55.00
Barnwell Sentinel 9.61
Ada Sanders 20.80
Ada Sanders 19.20
Cora Hair __z ””.$45.00
Cora Hair $45.00'
Lets V. Smith 55.00
V. Smith 55.00
V. Smith 55.00
Molhe
Molhe
Molhe
f mm
$U5 U0,.
District Na.
SI.—Sy earner#.
...a $35 90
^ $35 00
Leta
Leta
Lillie Morgan ...
Lillie Morgan ...
C. J. Ritter .’ 3029-
Jos. W. Dukes 75.00
Jos. W. Dukes 75 00
Jos. W. Dukes 76.09 f .
D. S. Deer -620
C. J. Ritter *6*5.
$448.11
District No. 32.—Lees.
Columbia Baxter
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District No. 52.—Shady G«t)ta,
Mary Owens $46.00
$50.00
$50.00
District. No._ 33.—Barbary. Branch.
P. C.
Essie
Hudson $25.00
Sanders 35.00
$40.00
District No. 53.—Ellen ton. :. • *
Molhe Wei borne $45.00
Mollie Wei borne' .$45.00
Bank of “Western Carolina
District No. 34.—Kline.
$60.00
Bertha Burris $75 00
*f rg ;, R ^ W - Wingo ”” 45.00
Bertha Bums 75 jo
J. B. Armstrong, Trea#., Int
on Bond .137^0
Bertha Bujti. *75
Mrs. R Vf. Wingo .......... 45.00
G. H. Jennings j 117.60
District
$180.68
District No. 54.—Meyer’s MUU
Dollie E. McKensy $25.00
Daisie Willis 75.00
Mrs. T. G. Cobb 50.00
District Na. 55.
. $150.00
-Riverside. ’*
Uura Peeples $30.00
Lottie B. Reynolds ....... 5<k00
Ahra O. Walters ... ...... 50 00
Lottie B. Reynolds .......... SOjOO
Alva O. Walters ...... ...... 60.00
$1$.29