The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, August 23, 1917, Page 5, Image 5
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Visiting in This City and at |
Other Points.
\ ?Mr. \V. C. Zeigler spent Sunday
in Charleston.
?Mrs. D. A. Cochran is spending
some time in Charleston.
?Mr. J. G. Black, of Charleston,
spent the week-end in the city.
?Magistrate J. C. Kinard, of Ehrhardt,
was in the city Tuesday,
?Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Folk, of
Denmark, spent Sunday in the city.
?Mrs. Franr ~ Folk has returned
to the city fro* f visit to Holly Hill.
?Mrs. and Mrs. C. H. Mitchell
spent last Sunday in Aiken with rela
uv c?.
?Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jennings left
Friday for Glenn Springs to spend
some time.
?Mr. \V. D. Rhoad is in the North
purchasing dry goods for the fall
and winter trade.
?Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clary, of
Columbia, spent the week-end in the
city with relatives.
?Miss Eunice Hunter returned
home Sunday from a weed's visit to
friends in Orangeburg.
?H. M. Graham, Esq., has returned
to the city from Glenn Springs,
where he spent a week.
?Mr. and Mrs. C. J. S. Brooker
have returned to the city from the
mountains of North Carolina.
?Mr. LaVerne Thomas is spending
a few days in the North purchas"
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?Messrs. Haigler Hughes and Will
Hughes and Benjamin Zeigler of Ehrhardt,
were in the city Tuesday.
?Miss Janie Bell Sanders, of
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Yonge's Island, spent a few days in
the city last week with relatives.
?Rev. and Mrs. P. K. Rhoad and
children, of Holly Hill, are spending
a few7 days in the city with relatives.
?Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hoover and
children, of Hamptoh, spent Sunday
in the city with Mrs. G. W. Garland.
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Lieutenant Edwin C. Bruce has
returned to the city from the
officers' training camp at Fort Oglethorpe.
?Mrs. W. P. Jones and Miss Mildred
Jones have returned to the city
from Glenn Springs, after a fewweeks'
stay.
?Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wright, of
Orangeburg, spent several days in the
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CllV IU1& W COR nnu * . uuva ^-a.
Thomas Black.
?Miss Marion Simmons, \fcho has
been spending some time in the mountains*
of North Carolina, returned
home this week.
?Mr. J. R. Owens will leave this
week for a visit to Aiken, Johnston,
and other points. He expects to be
away several weeks.
, ?Miss Margaret Ingram, who has
been visiting Mrs. C. J. Field for
several weeks, returned to her home
in North Carolina Sunday.
m ?Lieut. G. D. Ryan, who for sevf
eral months has been stationed at
the training camp at Fort Myer, Va.,
arrived in the city Saturday.
?Dr. C. A. Sanders, of Columbia,
has accepted a position as pharmacist
for Mack's Drug Store. Dr.
and Mrs. Sanders arrived in the city
last week.
.?Mrs. R. E. Smith and little
daughter, of Charlotte, N. C. are
spending some time in the city with
Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Kilgus.
?Mr. I. B. Fel(Jer, Mr. and Mrs.
M. E. Ayer, and Misses Elizabeth
Inabinet and Dorothy Watson mo*
tored to Blythewood last Sunday and
spent the day with relatives.
?Mrs. F. M. Simmons have returned
to their home in McColl. They
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
G. O. Simmons and children, who!
will spend some time in McColl.
?Miss -Chevilet Cochran, of Spartanburgf"
who has been visiting the
familfr of Capt. W. S. Bamberg, is
spending some time in Charleston.
She will return to Bamberg in a few
weeks.
?Col. W. A. Klauber left Saturday
night for the markets of the
North to purchase fall and winter dry
goods and clothing. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Klauber, who will
visit relatives in Washington, D. C.
?Miss Jennie Herrin, of Los
Angeles, Cal., spent a few days in
the city last week with Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. Free. Miss Herrin is a former
resident of this county and she is
spending a few weeks with relatives
in the county. She will return to Los
Angeles within the next week or so.
?Miss Lurline Herndon, who has
been visiting Miss Bessie Johnson on
upper Broad, returned to her home
at Bamberg Thursday. She was accompanied
by Miss Johnson, who will
spend some time with her. While
there she will also visit Mrs. J. Frank
Folk at Denmark, S. C.?Augusta
Chronicle.
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MEN IN SECOND U
(Continued from
004 Alex Sheppard, Denmark S24
005 Walter Williams. Bamberg 4 42
000 Ben Thomas, Bamberg 1213
007 Lemuel Grant. Bamberg 202
00S James Cam, Bamberg 104
009 Ishmael Johnson, Bamberg 20S
010 Richard Johnson, Bamberg 272
011 Shedrick McCormack, Branchville 119S
012 S. R. Kennedy, Govan 124S
013 J. M. Jenkins, Branchville 1174
014 Jack Copeland, Ehrhardt 964
015 C. E. Bikle, Ehrhardt S60
010 E. J. Sandifer, Bamberg 593
617 Lemuel Toomer. Bamberg 407
01S Lemville Inabinett, Bamberg 202
019 Bennie Folk, Ehrhardt SS6
020 James R. Cliitty, Olar 1561
021 Vernon Nelson, Bamberg 1772
coo Tcoioh Humnn Olar j 1373
623 Gloster Rice, Lees v 1465
624 Harry Ehrhardt, Ehrhardt SS3
625 Joseph Faust, Branchville 1161
Summoned to Appear Wednesday, August 22.
626 Antonio Orsat, Denmark 769
627 J. D. Carter, Bamberg 1152
62S Henry Reed, Denmark 776
629 W. G. Kearse, Olar 1380
630 Hammie Kearse, Govan 1293
631 R. B. Hughes, Denmark 566
632 L. O. Mitchell, Aiken .581
633 James Lawton, Bamberg 311
634 Jonas Williams, Embree 1227
635 Webbie Williams, Bamberg 124
636 Charley Miller, Bamberg 481
637 A. J. Hiers, Ehrhardt 895
638 John Mines, Denmark 744
639 George Glover, Ehrhardt 979
640 M. L. McCrae, Denmark 582
641 Jesse Williams, Olar 1409
642 John Williams, Sr., Schofield 1740
643 James Franklin, Olar 1367
644 James Tyler, Denmark : 829
645 Leon Holmes, Bamberg 240
646 Ben McMillan, Ehrhardt 1028
647 Luther Irons, Bamberg 49.9
648 Lateen Kearse, Ehrhardt 1011
649 George N. Sandifer, Denmark 590
650 A. G. Hicks, Embree * 1105
651 George Washington, Bamberg 444
652 Cleve Duncan, Denmark 636
653 John Grey, Blackville..'. 1760
654 J. D. Kennedy, Denmark 735
655 Henry Coleman, Denmark 634
656 Abraham Felder, Bamberg 1504
657 Peter Middleton, Bamberg 326
658 I. M. Hair, Govan v 1575
659 William Louis, Lees 1453
660 James Walker, Bamberg 44 7
661 John Sanders, Schofield 172S
662 C. O. Kirsch, Bamberg 76
663 L. G. Ayer, Olar 1319
CC4 n I OHnm Olar 1592
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665 J. W. Goiens, 251 West 137th St., New York., 672
666 Coy Copeland, Olar .*. 1363
667 James Brabham, Ehrhardt 949
668 J. H. Shaw, Ehrhardt .*. . 1350
669 Robert Smalls, Bamberg 393
670 Butler Holmes, Ehrhardt 993
671 Adam Odom, Govan 1306
672 Henry Johnson, Bamberg 1513
673 Charley Sease, Ehrhardt 1048
674 Ed. Williams, Ehrhardt 1065
675 W. J. Way, Denmark 851
676 John James, Bamberg 1181
677 B. "H. Rreland, Olar 1545
678 John A. Steedlv, Bamberg : 1490
679 C. L. Sandifer, Blackville 1413 >
680 Joe Robinson, Olar 1767
681 Fred Campbell, Bamberg 158
682 Benjamin Roney, Denmark . 778
683 F. C. Aver, Bamberg \1
684 Robert Fry, Bamberg 187
685 Latta Ghant, Lancaster, S. C 52
686 L. F. Sandifer, Bamberg 105
6S7 Eugene Davis, Denmark 650
688 H. S. Walsh, Lees 1420
689 C. F. Brown, Olar 1553
690 Richmond Williams, Denmark...1....., 836
691 George Darnell, Bamberg 36
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t>yz Jesse iviacK, ocuoueiu
693 D. D. Steedly, Midway 149i
I 694 Frank Gibson, Ehrhardt 985
695 Samuel Pew, Bamberg 352
69 6 Ernest Thomas, Bamberg 418
697 Charles H. Rentz, Ehrhardt 920
698 Isaiah Young, Bamberg 456
699 Richard Staley, Denmark 806
700 Harrison Johnson, Branchville 1176
701 Ulve Rush, Olar 1717
702 Alex Tyler, Bamberg 416
703 Willie Brown, Denmark 617
704 L. R. Beam, Stateville, N. C 526
705 W. E. Zorn, -Denmark 609
706 Ed. Atterberry, Denmark 613
707 Joseph Mitchell, Bamberg 316
708 John Johnson, Bamberg 274
709 Ellie Brown, Ehrhardt..' 94S
710 Malcolm Howard, Govan 1283
711 Sterling Dickerson, Ehrhardt 968
712 Sam Rivers. Olar 1719
713 Nurlin Breland, Olar 13a3
714 D. E. Folk, Denmark 546
Might As Well. j After Mai
l
Uncle Tobey was a hospitable soul. I P? so *n *
He wanted no guest in his house to e(* Pro essor of
u . , ttTT , . ? ; an alumnus,
be stinted. Have some, have some, ;
, . + j ,. ,. . .v , The alumnus to
he invited cordially at the supper v
i- , .i of the situation:
table, sending around the platter lor
the third time; "we're going to give *^0' ,Pro^essor'
Oiia p*np<i in lor se
it to the pigs anyway. ?New \ork . 7 , , . ,
rT.. aviation I think on
Times. . ...
he? ?Jacksonville
?Mr. \V. P. Jones returned from ..
rhc Part
Glenn Springs last week. Mrs. Jones
and Miss Mildred went from there to, ,.An(, go after }n
Hendersonville and Asheville. where ! a game dilmer
they spent ten days. | ed ^ any ^ (
?.Miss .Mildred Jones, who has been 1 the friend to Mr.
the guest of Miss Hazel Armstrong at j "Oh, yes," rep
her home on Flint street for a few | cheerfully. "I got
days, goes today to Hendersonville.? I about it?the bill
Asheville Times, August 15. j panion.
iLL FOR COUNTY.
page 1, column 6)
71.") D. T. Carter, Branchville 11 r>4
716 Jesse Odom, Denmark 766
717 Hammond Kelling'sworth, Denmark 734
71 S J. D. Williams, Ehrhardt 1072
719 C. L. T. Tyler, Bamberg 511
720 Quillie Grimes, Bamberg 205
721 G. V. Kearse, 0!ar 1576
722 G. F. McMillan, Jr., Ehrhardt 913
723 Isaac Ximmons, Jr., Bamberg 342
TMin Wmvw Hpnniflrl,- SfiO
725 Ruben Allen, Ehrhardt 934
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Summoned to Appear Thursday, \ugust 2it.
726 Ulyses Zeigler, Bamberg 4GO
727 Richard Walters, Bamberg 427
728 Richard Frazier, Denmark GG6
729 George Hays, Bamberg 241
730 C. R. Fickling, Bamberg 40
731 Kisler Rich wine, .Midway 1527
732 Asbury Lawton, Olar 1692
733 B. E. Jordan, Denmark 572
734 W. T. Rice, Bamberg 100
735 A. D. Alford, .Middlesex, N. C 1076
736 Robert Brinson, Branchville : 1138
73 7 Mose Brabham, Bamberg 157
738 James Harley, Bamberg 236
739 L. T. W. Williams, Govan 1745
T A A P O Cton-or^ Onvan 1 SOQ
i T v u. v. m ui v*., v-i v ? * v ~ v
741 Pinkney Galashaw, Embree 1168
742 Filmon Green, Bamberg ? 214
743 T. G. Carlton, Denmark 629
744 Willie Dix, Denmark 647
745 Henry Zeigler, Denmark. 864
746 D. K. Sandifer, Bamberg -...1492
747 Vander Dubois, Bamberg 29
748 Peter Rentz, Ehrhardt 718
749 A. W. Smith, Midway 1530
750 D. M. Coe, Jr., Denmark * 533 ?
751 Simon Carter, Bamberg 1159 .
752 Porter Smith, Midway 1529
753 Walter Grant, Ehrhardt 1370
754 Mouzon Richard, Olar 1397
755 J. G. Smoak, Bamberg 114
75 6 Jimmie Brown, Bamberg 151
757 Henry Harter, Olar 1336
758 H. M. Dennis, Midway 1487
759 Frank Bamberg, Olar 1359
760 R. M. Hitt, Bamberg 61
761 W. C. Taylor, Denmark 603
762 Lonnie Bradley, Denmark 618
763 Ben Kearse, scnoneia ibsi
764 Harrison Rice, Lees 1463
765 J. W. Green, Ehrhardt . 986
766 David Faust, Midway 1505
767 J. C. Grant, Bamberg 209
768 R. W. Jones, Branchville 1110
769 Jackson Robinson, Denmark 777
770 R. A. Delk, Bamberg 33
771 E. S. White, Blackville : 1480
772 James Jamison, Schofield 1761
773 M. G. Dunn, Bamberg 32
774 Isaac Brown, Ehrhardt 954
775' Charley Turner, Bamberg 1533
776 Richard Williams, Ehrhardt 1071 :
777 J. T. Rush, Olar 1348
778 C. M. Chitty, Olar 1564
n779 E. H. Henderson, Bamberg 63 |
780 John Harvey, Ehrhardt 994
781 Elijah Odom, Denmark 758
782 Herman Edwards, Govan 1278
783 Frank Robinson, Branchville 362
784 Flem Hylard, Embree 1170
785 Paul Sojourner, Denmark 816
786 Lige Reed, Bamberg 371
787 H. K. Creech, Olar 1559
788 W. W. Cain, Denmark 529
789 Joe Bryant, Bamberg 1498
790 S. (J. Homneia, tfamDerg , ut
791 Johnny Sease, Bamberg 382
792 Eddie Gilmore, Bamberg.... 224
793 Boyd Staley, Denmark 818
794 Elijah Toomer, Bamberg 1534
795 Isaac Odom, Denmark 762
796 Alonzo Abel, Ehrhardt 931
797 Alonzo Kearse, Ehrhardt 1013
798 Tom Smith, Ehrhardt 1042
799 Lige Williams, Bamberg 449
800 L. L. Cox, Denmark 1241
801 J. F. Folk, Bamberg 41
802 J. G. Grubbs, Bamberg 48
803 W. W. Daniels, Bamberg 38
804 Julius Mencer, Denmark 742.
805 ' Herbert Daniels, Bamberg 640
806 J. H. Wilson, Bamberg 127
807 W. M. Boltin, Branchville 1086
808 Alfred Walker, Blackville 1481
809 Fharist Dickinson, Olar 1643
810 Lucius Faust, Bamberg 668
811 P. B. Murphy, Bamberg 88
812 J. J. Stroud, Bamberg 1494
813 Luther G. Young, Ehrhardt 1074
814 J. M. Laborde, Bamberg id is
815 John McMichael, Denmark 743
816 J. H. Stephens, Denmark 827
817 W. H. Campbell, Govan v 1242
818 John Ryan, Ehrliardt 1038
S19 Peter Kinard, Olar 1386
820 G. W. Folk, Ehrliardt 976
821 R. K. Kearse, Ehrhardt 473
822 Faber Kemp, Olar 1683
823 Angus Bamberg, Olar 1614
824 Charley Jennings, Bamberg 287
825 L. AI. Robinson, Denmark 586
ly Years. Knowledge Dearly Bought.
or aviation?" ask- "Eddie," said mother sternly, "you
English as he met j should not fight with that Jimson
j boy."
ok full advantage1 know it, ma," said Eddie peniI
tently.
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not for aviation,' "That's right. And when did you
a bathing, but for 0l1^
;e goes up, doesn't "About a minute after I hit him."
. Times. ' ?Cincinnati Enquirer.
? ,, . Scriptural Authority.
He Got. i 1
, "Look here doctor." roared the
viting your friends irate man who had just received a
you were not serv- bill from the physician, "on what do
jf the fowl?" said you base these enormous charges?"
Nevers. J "On the best authority in the
lied .Mr. Xevers; world," calmly responded the doctor.
the biggest thing I "Doesn't the bible say: "All that a
?Youth's Com-J man hath will he give for his life?"?
Judge.
f, 1 A?jTj ll I PAYING
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Cash in bank means a lot ^13^81
to you. It prepares you for
It " Tj any emergency. fj f
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If there's a slump after the
war, ready cash will tide you
over.
If there is a business ex- >
pansion, a goodly bank account
will find you ready for it. h
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See as today about that ac- v~;_l
count of yours. We do all 11 'I
kinds of banking.
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4 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Savings Deposits. .
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $100,000.08 *||
Bamberg Banking Co. |
PERHAPS HE MAY FAIL. j|
Business at best is uncertain. The Executor
named in your Will may be to-day a prosperous busi- ' - :j
ness man. After your death he may fail in business.
If he does so there will be great temptations to make
improper uses of your Estate funds. Where you '
name us as your Executor this is another risk you " M
eliminate. Back of your estate here are $500,000.00 in
Resources.
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BAMBERG BANKING COMPANY <||
Bamberg, S. C.
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Southern Railway
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
PASSENGER TRAINS SCHEDULES i
EFFECEIVE SEPT. 17, 1916. ' > ^
All Trains Run Daily.
Vrt Rumhprff From No. Leave Bamberg FoP
24 Augusta and intermedi- 24 Branchville, Charleston 4 ',?j
ate stations 5:05 a.m. and intermediate sta- Ha
25 Charleston, Branchville _ tions .5:05 a.m. . , ^
and intermediate sta- 25 Augusta and intermetions
6:25 a. m; diate stations 6:25 a. m.
18 Augusta and intermedi- 18 Branchville, Charleston ' -' V
ate stations ...., 8:43 a. m. and intermediate sta35
Cmedtte%tluonsntTo-57a m 35 Aug^a aVd iniermedi^43 m'
mediate stations 10.57 a. m. ate stations 10:57 a.m.
22 Augusta and intermedi- 22 Branchville, Charleston
ate stations 6:37 p. m. v an(j intermediate sta- i
7 Charleston, Branchville, tions 6:37 p.m.
and intermediate sta- 17 Augusta and intermeditions
8:17 p. m. ate stations 8:17 p. m.
Trains Nos. 17 and 24?Through sleeping car service between Bamberg
and Atlanta.
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N. B.?Schedules published as information only. Not guaranteed.
For information, tickets, etc., call on
S. C. HOLLIFIELD, Agent,
THE SOUTHERN SERVES THE SOUTH.
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?.. WORDSFROMHOME I
creditors of the estate of Clara Cope-1
land, deceased, must present their! . ^
claims, duly verified, to the under- j
signed within thirty days from date. Statements That May Be InvestigaJ.
H. KINARD, Agent. tetj. Testimony of Bamberg
Ehrhardt, S. C., August 6, 1917. , _.jL.
Z Citizens.
When a Bamberg citizen comes to
AI% Tirnnnr front' telling his friends and
K III Nr Y neighbors of his experience, you can
" * tJ*-1 * rely on his sincerity. The statements
of people residing in far away places
LIFE INSURANCE j d0 PnotP commangd y?mr c0'fi^ice.
Bamberg, South Carolina Home endorsement is the kind that ,
; backs Doan's Kidney Pills. Such (
?????????? testimony is convincing. Investiga??????????
tion proves it true. Below is a stateGROWIXG
HOGS. ment of a Bamberg resident. No
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stronger prooi 01 mem, v,au UO uuu?
For a hog to be profitable he must James A. Mitchell, R. F. D. Mail
be kept growing from birth to mar-' carrier, Calhoun St., Bamberg, *ays:
keting age. He cannot be profitable "The jar and jolting in driving was
unless he is healthy. He can always n0 doubt for the trouble
i , . .... I had with mv back. Two boxes of
be in a profit-producing condition if _ ,
. . , ; . , ,T ? Poan's Kidneys Pills, procured at the
he is fed B. A. Thomas s Hog Pow- People.s Dru? store, br0?ght me reder.
We positively tell you that this lief j never ]ose a cfcanee to say a
remedy prevents cholera, removes g0od word for the medicine."
worms and cures thumps. If the Price at all dealers. Don't
powder does not make good, we will, simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
C. R. BRABHAM'S SONS, Bamberg, Doan's Kidney Pills?th* ?ame +hat
q p qi Mr. Mitchell had. Foster-Milburn Co*
r-?-?-? Bufff'- N. Y. ^
New line of Waterman's Ideal ?
Fountain Pens just received at the New supply of Waterman's FounHerald
Book Store. tain Pens at Herald Book Store.
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