The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 05, 1923, Image 5
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TILDE
FOR S^\LE-—Vi«e Seed. Rocky
Ford Cantaloupe Seed; White Spine
and Long Green Cucumber Seed, CO
cents per -pound. Excel and Tom
Watson Melon Seed, 60 centa per
pound. These are the best seed.
Cash with order.—Dr. C. N. Burck-
halter, Barnwell, S. C. 1-25-tf
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE.—
26 cents per 100; $1.75 per thousand.
W. A. Hayes, Barnwell S. C. 3-15-tf
NITRATE OF SODA for sale by
Fanners Union Mercantile Co.
WATSON WATERMELON SEED
FOR SALE.—Apply to R. A. Deason,
Barnwell, S. C. 3-16-tf
. FOR SALE.—500 bushels of Dixie
Triumph Wilt Resisting Cotton Seed.
—C. Keys Sanders, Barnwell, S. C.
—1-25-tf.
FOR SALE.—One 6-room bunga
low, with electric lights, water and
sewerage; also the house furnish
ings and a 6-cylinder Oldsmobile
touring car. Apply to A. Golinsky,
Barnwell, S. C.
NITRATE OF SODA for sale by
Farmers Union Mercantile Ca.
* Mrs. M. B Ha good is in a Colum
bia hospital for treatment. Her
many friends hope for her early re
covery.
Miss Kate Woodward, of Waiter-
boro, spent the Easter holidays with
relatives and friends in Barnwell
and Columbia.
Lt Col. J. E. Harley has been pro
moted to the rank of Colonel, a love
ly littte daughter having arrived at
his home last week. -
Mrs. V. P. Bonner, has returned
home after a visit of several days
in Columbia^where she attended the
Billy Sunday revival.
The first post-Lenten meeting of
the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club was held at the home of Mrs.
R. S. Dicks this week.
Mr. H. R. Christie and family and
Mr. Billie Christie, of Denmark,
spent Easter in the city with their
mother, Mrs. L. H. Christie.., J
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Price and Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Lemon motored
down to Oiarleston last week for a
visit to Magnolia Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Calhoun
and their sons, Duncan and Jamoc,
of Barnwell are guests of Mrs. M.
D. Boineau for Eas«?r and the Billy
Snnday services. J. B. Calhoun • is
also a guest,of his sister, Mrs. Boin
eau.—The State.
Miss Blanche Porter is at home
this week recovering from a tonsil
operation performed at a Columbia
hospital last week. While in the
hospital she was visited by her
mother, Mrs. J. A. Porter, and sis
ter, Miss Emily Porter.
Mr.^V. H. Duncan suffered an at
tack of appendicitis yesterday (Wed
nesday) morning at a' local drug
store and was hurried to a Columbia
hospital right away for an opera
tion. His eary recovery is hoped
for by his many friends here.
Mrs. T. S. Cave, who has been at
University Hospital, Augusta, for
several weeks, was carried to Johns
Hopkins Hospital at Baltimore Sun
day for treatment. She was accom
panied by her husband and nephew,
Mr. Lang Cave. Her many friends
hope for her early recovery.
Monday was aaleaday.
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Perry Moody, of fWigl.itg-
i a visitor hvr* Sunday af-
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Dr. W. M. Whitesides, superin
tendent of the Baptist Hospital,
will speak at Mt. Arnon Church
Sunday morning. April 8th.
Mrs. Clark MrCaslan. who has
boon spending some time in 81 Mat
thews with her has hand, enjoyed a
trip by sotomobile Sunday to Mag-
aalia Gardens, Bear Chariestoa.
Mma Elisabeth Rorekhalter is at
beam again and bee many file ad*
wtll learn with plea—re that she la
recess nag rapidly from her recent
aperntl— at a Cetnmbia hanpttal.
Mr V W Falksastsia gmiaeed
deem ta VaHeebaen Rnaday ta bring
Mrs. Rountree, of Dunbarton, Mr.
and Mrs. A T. Beard and Mr. and
Mra. A. L. Lowman and family, of
Donors were in Columbia a few
days last week attending the Billy
Sunday revival. While there they
were met by Mr. Leon Beard and
Harry Lowman, of Wofford and Mias
Ruby Lowman. of * Columbia
College, all returning Tuesday
evening.
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Mr sad Mrs La— G Richard
son spent the Cast* r holiday* n »th
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Kaatev with bis parents
la spaad
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dm tod **r* woo at the ChorHl of the I
Holy Ap**tla* ftaadny marmsg sad
whit* here no* the guest ef CpL and I
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aad W. D Harley neat ap ta Cm
ta—bta Monday — b—tases.
M>se Puaboe Richard*—
home agoi* after •pending
day* — Cola—baa nttb bee
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Mr W, B Seem, of the Siloam
■ectloa, rer>en*d bss •wDscnpti— ta
The People nbile la the city Monday
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Mr. and Mrs Ben So stan and CsL
N. G. W. Balkar went ever ta Aa-
Mrs. T. 8. Cate, before her
removal to Baltimore for treatment.
Cat. Edgar A. Bren* has be— se
lected to deliver aa ersilos at me-
mortal eserenes — honor af the late
Jadge Frank B Gary, af Abbeville,
who naa Judge af the Eighth Cir
cuit fur maay year*. The eserrtee*
will be held hi Columbia Saturday,
the 14th m*t.. at which time t
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honor the memory
guishcd jurist
of this distin-
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Cotton, Cantaloupes,
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With Aetna Hail Insurance.
As a result of our efforls extending over a period of
onn.,
has consented to write policies covering loss by hail to crops
of Cotton, Cantaloupes and Watermelons-,—the three princi
pal money crops of this section. z'
Why take the risk of loss when one of the most reliable
insurance companies in the^tountry will carry it for you for a
comparatively small charge) Drop in today and tell us to
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