The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 26, 1920, Image 1

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People Juat Lika a Mambar of lha Family" BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY M. I»2«. NUMBER TRACTOR UPSETS AND KILLS FARMER Peculiar Accident Occur* in Town of Fairfax. LEADING YOUNG MAN W. E. Bessinger, While Only 24 Years of Age, Had Succeeded Well Fairfax, Feb. 23—W. E. Bessinger, a prominent young farmer and busi ness man, was instantly killed in a field half a mile from the town limits of Fairfax, about 10 o’clock this morn ing by a tractor. Mr. Bessinger was drivng the trac tor in the field and getting into a low soft place, the tractor sunk partly into the earth and reared ba*k and fell on young Bessinger ami crushed the life out of him. It ia supposed that when POSSIBILITY OF BREAK IN DEMOCRACY’S RANKS Hope of Republicans for Early Rati- -*> 'W fication Is Revived. Washington, Feb. 23—(By the As sociated Press)—Possibilities of a substantial break in the democratic peace treaty ranks in the senate im peded influential democratic senators to move today for a caucus to dis cuss a possible change in party policy, and revived the hopes of the republi cans that the treaty might yet be ratified with the republican reserva tions adopted at the last session of congress. The movement for a democratic cau cua may bring into the open, it* spon Little Maids in the ** Moon Door** Symbol of the Hope of New China fsainger applied too much gasoline ( id as the machine could not go for-1 { rrd it wareo hack and fell on the I , ir#r. I ( Mr. lt.-«*tr.err was shout • 4 years | •«4d and was p»**sr«*<-i of great eaeogy. I \Kkeugfc jrouag. he hod alreody ac I Aalmalaled a good deal ®f valuable I property The young man la oueotwad by has faMiso and mofee* Me.and Iftna ¥- D he^AA ng««. ssmI one hrwsnee awd loo s«a4ee». Mrs Viggsmo TsbSI a*dI M^aa Lor>W Mes«iogee, all of la rfa* •••••••••••••••••••• • — • • mwm* AMD BSMSADOCT* • • _ _ _ • •••••••••••••••••••• TW dart gnaa Id sasaadso son Aaeke VW* owed ors believe. the dissatisfaction that as tmoulde red in some democratic usrters sine e the president sent his armors hi* |r tter to the caucus of Ne- ■mber 10th, asking that the senators f Ids party vote against ratification a the basts sf the rvp«h|tens rseer* StRoes TW 1 seven senators whs the- TWO COUSINS DIE FROM GUN WOUNDS NATIVE OF ELKO DIES ' > IN CHARLESTON HOTEL D. 07 Hair Had Traveled From Cal- /7' • v ifornia to Receive Discharge. Charlestop, Feb. 18.—The young °L bluejacket found dead from accidental asphyxiation in a local hotel yester day morning, D. O. Hair, is a native of Elko, this State, and his father, C. W. Hair, is here today to accompany the remains home. The victim of gas furiBs was only 18 ye*i$. of age and had come here with J. A. Gentry to be dischafred from the navy, traveling from California to report to the re- 1 reiving ship st the navy yard. Gentry who was also overcome by gss has I been removed to the naval hospital. He is improving. k Allie Cone and Aubrey Com Killed in Parlor. TWO BRANTS IN JAIL Three of y the Men Under Twenty- one.—Trouble Near Allendale. Best Hull. •f th«* most Allendale, Feb. 23.—Allie Cone, age 20 and Aubrey Cone, age 17, prere in stantly killed and John Brant, age 22, was slightly wounded in a gun battle in the parlor of the home of E. P. Phillips, a prosperous farmer^resid ing four, miles from here, shout 8 o’clock Sunday evening. John Brant and his brother, Earl B. Brant, age 17, are under arrest. The Cone boys were first cousins^ All if the parties sre prosperous young white men of this section. Al though the shooting occurred in the presence of two of Mr. Phillips daugh ters, upon whom the young men were calling, details as to the cause of tho Feb 22L—One « •d.iingv peer witnessed in I fight are quite conflicting.) uty was solemnised hi the John Brest, it ia said, claims te serf a BrsgftH % tndu m Mfe** Mi M. mi »/ c Sma weea ' I A Bttwn from It has keen , reap earn* Lawg Day te Cm Bui smeug hah* dsemeisuhe a phhftwuaa H la mwhqsd htac tl dswewe te hsuaA Asww dsUMVSUi saataeee aids hee a kesg wap dr a w tw mmwsotaS a»««9 fAww ero Aonpm^eU ta taB^S the tssmt aMhsmpA Bi mfuAmnane Mwaed ■ ma&Umm es MoswasSee aks pseA| eeu ass asm sues ev hhs eapu m0§ Bfc TmS lse**o ** te te seed hp hke desnmswts. ee emm etAMew * » i sm * ^ n aa % ♦ a *—•» ed ma aaaA as psamhasaa Atss das Wue e# A A i Aampshwm* tBarth Tito e«f te *B Iidng* t* otauag «^e viA* s KsuaBh tee maaa AaasrnlBDdBPmiMiuVflMnHHB the maaa Asas aa the way ta srtMdsml pe«< sad n$m •• e**ey 4*9 the f*l Ctse pw*^- Chmese amAme af the 'swag gwsa ’ i maea daav. tsiiw The mesa Ame at Badum Is faaadl lAam hhamsas am I Mvthttttst rharrh In Mednrsday. 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B- Ctvaas, sf Okm mute I.] ., . . .. vv I r mei past f«* or rmtstance and put I sstsmag UBS S^mgC^HHUB SB sBgl — 'A ■ " ■ jF’ Its t p-ta-Oat- riaat rewew sd kit tafcactf|rtiea Myaale while m BgMMMmJEsidsj tet r<- i tcv of ret (starves si thr *uk*k HKouIaI s m •M th< 4- •irmu. r»*.« > uL L Ray. of Olsr section, left Thurtdsy for Sanford, FIs., where he expects to buy s place end mske his future home. The frends of Mr. W. E. Prothro, cashier of the Bank of Williston, will learn with regret that he is confined to his room with an attack of influ enza. Mr. J. A. Porter will have a rep resentative from one of* the leading tailoring houses in the country at his store this week. See his advertis*- »» wel1 “ »" educational demon- ment elsewhere in this is%u6. There will be a box party at Friend ship Church Friday night, the 27th inst., for the benefit of painting the church, Vhich has just been- com pleted. Everybody cordially invited to attend. The Rev. J. K. Goode, pastor of the Shandon Baptist Church, his wife and son are ill with influenza at their home in Shandon, the Rev. Mr. Goode being probably unable ta preach next Sundav.—The State, Feb. 24. caucus ta make surh s move, it is ax- parted by the republicans that the ef fort wmild be ta bring over the votes needed for ratification. Home Demonstration Work. There will be a series of Home Demonstration Club meetings in this county next week. Miss -Elizabeth Femey, Agent in Dairying will be present at these meetings. She will, give a lesson on “The Food Value of Milk.” This will be a very interest- stration. Every woman «fid girl should attend. The following Demonstration Clubs will have the pleasure of having Miss Ferney: Kline, Monday, Marchl, 3:30 p. m., Schoolhouse. Double Ponds, Tuesday, March 2, 10:30 a. m., Schoolhouse. r Big Fork, Tuesday, March 2, 3:30 p. m., Schoolhouse. San Hill, Wednesday, -March 3, 10:30 a. m., Schoolhouse. Hercules, Wednesday, March, 3, 3:.'fb p. m.. Schoolhouse. | Long -Branch, -Thursday, March. 4, Mr. B ■ ate. m sns/er pf the >'natsi »f A. M. ■ me m 9 Gimme ry, of this city, as ton, has mtrodui * Hinres that hr has f taished the w- isloturv to sutho lallatiof i of hia flour i mll and that it of Coma 1 1 w % u»f if f i now ready for < >prration. Mr. to trsur $50,000 .Moore spared no expense in buying his machinery and feels that he has one of the best and most up-to-date 50-barrel capacity flour mills in the State. The installation of this mill should be a great convenience to the farmers of this section and an incen tive to them to increase their acreage of wheat, thereby enabling them to raise more of their foodstuffs at home and be farmers in fact as well as in • - - The flour mill is only one depart ment of Mr. Moore’s excellent plant which also consists of a modem gin nery, a feed mill, a meal and grits mill and a pea and heap sheller. Mr. Moore is one of the best all-round mill mechanics in this section, havmg had marty years’ experience irr the leading oil mills in this State and Georgia, and is, therefore, in a po sition to keep his plant operating with a minimum of break-downs. He invites the public to call and give his mill “the once-over.” lAT’MMgM DHTTgrr^ mv 1 swpuu BuwAs. , aa4 tk ,4 m bill in the Leg i the County Board I « Jh«~ Mom MfitL. a ' o % r i* r * * BH«eeun*i » g pis* h I CAfMi Mud. brvDe Mi DMI plBi——r Mu—i ^ of tS. br«L* wearing >f ( (BFfyiug pink Rltlsrney roses, with H. D. Warren sf Applet nr Next * M *~ 1 foflBWM Mis* Edith Reel of Allen dale. dressed is midnight biih* crepe carrying pink rotes, with ..I iumw.ll (.uoatjr j M Kfrl.-r of Cameron. ,P tf AARRnp hnnla fur flien came the dame of honor Mr*, the construction of road, and bruhem j c 0 f Crrenvitlr. aia. in thi. county .ml to provide for u . r of ^ bnde . we , rmK browB Bnd their retirement. The brll Wa. fe- c „, m KilhtnMy ^ ferre.1 to the committee on judiciary. n,, bri d». who wai a picture of Among other bills introduced by BA RAID TO MUTM tM rablt momninc r UM Life M 1 • f, r eh tA I DiftT fC UIsmv I Is 8s > s ass k River | hsisf si CilsmiMs II s'rlsrk He had Seqator Kennc*<ly are the following: To amend the law with reference to voting precincts within various counties in the State. Referred to the committee on privileges and elections. To.amend Section 29o0 of the code of laws of South Carolina, 1912, Vol ume 1, by providing a levy of not ex ceeding 12 mills taxes for the town of Blackville. Reference dispensed with. To provide for a commutation tax for BamwelL County. Reference dis pensed with. girlish loveliness, in a navy blue cost suit with accessories to match, carry ing an exquisite bouquet of bride roses and orchids, entered with her brother-in-law, Belton C. Plowden of Greenville, and was met at the altar by the bridegroom, accompanied by his best man, N. H. Bull of Cameron. During the impressive ceremony which was performed by the Rev, J. L. Younce, pastor of the Cameron Lu theran church. Miss Maude Warren softly played “To a Wil<f Rose.” After receiving the congratulations and good wishes of their many Tftket Not Fired Out Th-'re was a new baby In the come* >. and the pn»od parent* had set-! land the county generally, the apfMMT m smwamew A-nt ranis to frtogrU J term of the OBurt of General b<1 iwtffchoTs. Mary, who lived la He mevtmg of j ** n < r bloni. *m* aatk*ws to see the a» w sod woe wo fi&£ iousifieot Senator Kennedy, it is underwood, f r i e hds, Mr. and Mrs. Bull motored has also introduced a bill that makes to Fairfax, where ‘they boarded the certain changes in the present form , northbound train for Washington, of government in Barnwell County, j N ew y 0 rk and other Northern points. • * • j The many handsome gifts which Postpone Term of dourt. j they received attested to the popu- _______ ; larity of the-young couple. Attend - ■ - Aft ” A two w^k’. 4Uy Mr. «nd the influenza epidemic In Allendah • faithful tkrss years work lag at alghL weal ta sleep shawl 7 a* sisrwig, the kwildmg fire at t o‘clack aad ia the •xcil the mill crew forgot ta wake him wp. He was 52 years of age aad leaves two brothers and two sisters: G. A. Best and Mrs. Anna Kirkland of Ul mer, and W. K. Best and Mrs. H. L» Keane of Olar. Famous Tree Blown 4>o» i Jerusalem. Feb. 23.—During a re cent snowstorm the famous traa named “El Butini” in the garden of Gethsemanc, was blown down. Ac cording to tradition this tree , would fall when the Turkish Empire fall. Twice is was bound with iron braces Jp to support it. The occurrence ha* impressed the population. Mrs. Bull wflfmaSr^ theirTrome lh f Jerusalem dispatch refers. In the Garden of Gethsemane have —* stood for many years eight olive tree* tradition dated them back to the time of Christ. Their age-split trunk* for a number of £ears have been bound with bands of iron and shored up with stones. High prices have been obtained for # the oil obtained from their olives and goodly prices realized from the sale of rosaries made from the stones. It is doubt less one of these trees to which the which was scheduled to < V * is ■» ?h J j. v 1 i eoe here •wasan. of Alphabetical Adsertieiaf. Medical Society to Meet. Oraogvhofg. pfvwAdifig. has led mit TW aeai A. marrhaat, W tf ea Dm oe*m i ms hears of e • e hoakl c e f. Imts Wmm Dip vow tihaf Dew ism Asd, mows Coaft I* as* arhadolwl koMme TaW my advme, aad aew W y y y aa agweooawmpgf «d Dw %«•*# • | th* fvesi sf Joiy, ami ae tkanm ase Go ttfoagW so* aod advaft ft I if ND* A DO / D g’* * ^ ^ ***** ' flew oaem paadLag A Ik qoDe pedh- YagTft Mad Do poaMe* sf aoD o * <1