The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, February 25, 1926, Image 3
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1926.
THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELl^ SOUTH CAROLINA
Local and Personal
News from Williston
[.Ghan^ge,
Corbett
Willisten, ,Feb'. v ' 20.—Mrs. Lessie
Phillips and children, of Columbia,
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visited Miss Daisy Willis last week
end. » ‘ ' ,
Miss Beatrice Willis is visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Willis, for several days.
Misses Birdie, Irene arid Ethel Bell
were visitors to Williston last Fri-
< ^day everting. . > ' 1 ,
One 'of the loveliest affairs of the
week was the beautiful bridge party
given by Mrs. W. C. Smith, Jr., and
Mrs. A. A. Myers at the Imme of Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. R. L. Walter, of Branch-
vjlle, was the honor guest of the
occasion. Beautiful spring flowers
and ferns were attractively arrang
ed in the. rooms, in which six tables
were placed for bridge?. Mrs. Carey
E. Smith was the winner of the high
score prize; Miss Miller cut eonsola-
According to W. J. Rankin a
dang
farmer of Nampa, Idaho, James J.
tion. The honor guesl was" presented I f< ”™ r
n , , A ^ ' i champion said he would fight any
A ^ years j>r older, when he
with a lovely gift. After cards were
laid aside a salad course with coffee
was. served.
Hart’s Battery Chapter, UJ" D. C.,
'Nvas delightfully entertained dft Fri
day afternoon of last week at • the
home of Mrs. T. P. Mittchell. Six
teen members were present and one
■ visitor. „ The president, Mrs. A. S.
Blanchard, occupied the chair and a
number of matters were brought tip
and disposed of. After the business
session, Mrs. J. E. Kennedy and Mrs.
W. C. Cook read interesting histori-
i '#»l selections. During ’ the social
<bur a salad course with coffee was
•rved.
M rs. W. B. Lowman, of Orange
burg; Mrs. Marion Boone, of Rowes-
ville, and Mrs. D. P. Kerr, of Bradley,
are spending the week with Mrs. Q.
A. Kennedy, Sr,
himself reached that age. Corbett
is now 60 and Rankin, who is 73,
and weighs 200 pounds wants to
fight the ex-pugilist. ... »
Leu Windy Weather.
*T don’t believe we have as much
wind during March as we did years
ago,” remarked Mr. D. P. Key,” of
Meyer’s Mill, while here Saturday.
“I can recall 'years when the wind
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would blow so hard in March that the
furrows in the fields and the ruts in
the road would be filled with sand
drifts and it would be almost im
possible to travel for the dust and
sand. Nowadays, however, March is
usually a mild month and during the
summer months we seem to have a
y V
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windstorm every time a little cloud
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comes up.
Court attendants have ( observed
that many people do their most con
vincing lying just after swearing to
testify to the truth.
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QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY DIRECTORS FOR THE QUARTER
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ing been called there on account of
the illness of Mrs. Phil Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Riley and
daughter, Nancy; have returned .to
| Allendale, after ’a visit of several
I days to the former’s sister, Mrs. W.
R. Kennedy.
Mr. J. E. Kennedy spent Tuesday in
Barnwell. ' . ~
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Fields, of
Lydia, were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hair and baby,
Frances, left Sunday for Graymont,
Ga., where they will be located for
several months.
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. i - | Miss Bettie Matthews, buyer for
Mr. and 'Mrs.^Walter Hancock, of, w H Kennedy and Son, has re-
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turned from Northern and Eastern
markets.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lewis, of North
Augusta, were recent visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. G. M. Toole.
Woodbury, Tern., spent Tuesday with
Miss Grace Brown on their return
from Cuba. _ "
Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Willis and
baby, Jean, are spending a few day's
with Mr*. W. T. Willis. Sr.
Mr. J. A. Latimer, of High Point,
N. C., was in town for a few days re
cently.
Mrs. Arnold P. Lee has returned
home, after spending several weeks
in Richmond. Va.
Mr. Carey Chapman, student at
^--the University of South Carolina,
spent several days at home last week
► with relatives.
M rs. J. O. Patterson and daughter,
Sarah, of Barnwell, were in town
for the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Kennedy. • -
Mr. Bobbie Lee. a student at the
University of Georgia, is spendirtg a*
. few days at home.
Mrs. J. Allie McCue. of Dillon, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W P. Walsh.
' Mr. and Mrs. William MeNab, of
Barnwell were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Denmark Doings.
G. W, Whitaker Sunday.
Friends of Mrs. ,B. C. Matthews
will regret to hear of her illness.
Mr. and Mr's. George Dukes, of
Pinewood, announce the birth of a
little (iaughter, born Thursday, Feb-
1 ruary 11th, |Mrs^ Dukk*s will be
pleasantly remembered here as Miss
Evelyrf Dicks.
Mr. and "Mrs. W. C. Smith. Mrs.
G. Thompson and Mrs./W. C.
Smith, Jr. are in Spartanbptrg, hav-
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H6w to Stop That
WeakeningCough
Denmark, Feb. 20.—Thrge, enjoy-
,able parties were given by the B. Y.
P: tJl at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
A. F. O’Kelly this week. Monday
evening the seniors, under the leader
ship of Mrs. Edward Baxter, enter
tained. At the close of the evening’s
program tempting refreshments were
served, the earlier hours being given
over to the juniors, led by Mrs. G. C.
High. The youngsters spent happy
’ hours in playing games and contests,
and, *to be sure, there were plenty of
good things to eat.
Mrs. Jennie Hooton entertained the
Book Club of which she is a member
Tuesday afternoon. An informal
hour was spent in the discussion and
exchange of hooks, which was follow
ed by’a tempting salad course, ser
ved l»v th? hostess. Guests of the
hostess in addition to club members
were: Mesdames Olie Hoyt, R. L. Zoi-
gler, J. Z. Brooker and James Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Bird and»Mr. tmd -Mrs
Carrol Mobley entertained the Five
Hundred Club Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bird. A deli
cious salad course was served by the
hostesses.
The Charles Pinckney Chapter D.
A. R., met with Mrs Kennedy May-
field Friday afternoon. The life and
career of George Washington was the
subject studied. Papers were given
to Mrs. Edward Brodie, Mrs. Frank
James. Mrs. L. L. Pond and Mrk. S.
J. Mayfield.
The guest.of Mrs. J. A. Wiggins
her niecd. Miss Mattie. Shuler of
Holly Hill.
Roscoe Still of Jacksonville, Fla.,
is here'on a visit to his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Still.
Stores Burn Down.
Why., let a heavy, stubborn cough
wear you down when you can get speedy
relief and often break it up completely
in 24 hours through a remarkable new
method based on the famous Dr. King’s
New Discovery for Coughs?
HereTs the method: You simply take
one teaspoonful and hold it in your
throat for* 15 or 20 seconds before
swallowing it. It has a double action.
It not only soothes and heals irritation,
but also removes the phlegm and con
gestion which are the real cause of the
coughing. So with the cause removed
the worst cough soon disappears.
Dr. King’s New Discovery is for
coughs, chest colds, bronchitis, spas-
tc croup, etc. Fine for children,
no harmful drugs. Very economi
cs the dose is only one teaspoonfuL
/all good druggists. Ask for
Allendale, Feb. 18.—Fir< of uri-
known origin broke out Wednesday
night about in the one story
frame grocery store occupied Jay J.
W. Lazare and quickly spread to_±he
[ two adjacent frame mercantiles.- one
vacant and the other occupied by the
Allendale Supply company, wholesale
grocers, grain -and fertilizers.
Despite the good work of the vol
unteer fire department practically all
of-the three buildings was destroyed.
.They were owned by W. H. Harden
anti are a total loss, no insurance be
ing carried.
J. W. Lazare’s stock of groeei'ies
and auto accessories amounted to
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about $2,000 and .was a total loss. The
Allendale Supply Company’s loss
amounted to abouf $2,000. The loss
of the buildings is estimated at about
$2,500.
As there was not any heat used in
any of the building^ nor adjoining
buildings the origin of the fire is a
mystery and is suspected to have been
the work of an incendiary.
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ENDING DECEMBER 31 ST, 1925:
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PERRY B. BUSHT Clerk,
Board of Count^ Directors.
Jean Riley, Salary r- $ 33.33
J. S. Still, Salary ' 150.00
Willie Mae Vann,. Home Demonstration Agent, Salary.. 109.08
H. G, Boylston, Farm Demonstration Agent, Salary 158.33
W. H. Manning, Salary —55.55
Jhon K. Spelling, Salary a nd Lunacy 40.16
M. J. Black, Salary 41.66
H. J. Crouch, Salary ' 125.00
J. B. Armstrong, Salary .i^.._ ... 63.89
Mrs. Sarah Armstrong, Salary 33.33
B. H. Dyches, Salary ^ ... __1 125.00
The Columbia State, Pririting 7.84
The R. L. Bryan Co., Printing 36.39
The R'.^tr Bryan Co, Printing •: ‘ .95
Boyd’s Office Equipment Co., Printing 6.99
The People-Sentinel, Printing 18.50
1139 J. B. Armstrong, Ppstage ^ 3.80
E. L. Patterson, Highway 1 42.90
E. L. Patterson, Highway jk r 218.60
Mrs. Jane Patterson, Highway 1 _ r _ 51.50
Bank of Western Carolina, Chain Gang 277.38
Edisto Coast Company, Highway 2394.33
W. R. Carson, Highway ._ 900.84
Greene and Company, Chain Gang S. 600.00
Tom Davis, Highway 45.90
Mrs. Kate Patterson, Highway 59.90
MT3:"K^tr~PattersoTr7~Highway TZTZl-J- ..7.IT-.70 50
C. C. Simms, Highway 30.70
M. R. Moore, Highway - j. .v 32.40
Ashley Company, Highway 36.70
W. B. Morris, Chain Gang 5.00
P. B. Bush, Salary i. 100.00
B. H. Dyches, Salary _• 125.00
M. J. Biack, Salary 1. .. 41.66
W. P. Sanders, fdagistra^'* 29.51
Jean F’:ey f Salary - —- ~ 33.53
J. S Townes, Court .. .. 29.1'.
G. M. Main, Salary . . 50.00
W. H, Manning, Salary - . 55.55
G. L.' Hill, Magistrate _J - 14.33
B. L. Fields, Court ■* - 14.58
H. J. Croilch, Salary •_ 1. 125.00
Robert Benson, Janitor * 4.00
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J. K. Snelling, Salary and Lunacy * 49.16
B. A. Gunnels, Court _* _.r.i-.... 12.50
J. S. Blume, Court v 27.91
G. R. Peeples, Court = 25.00
J. M. Scott, Court 27.91
Trotti Harden, Court v 12.50
J. F. Rountree, Court *__ 15*83
B. R. Harden, Magistrate —- 12.50
B. W. Peeples, Magistrate - „ 25.00
R. L. Wooley, Magistrate .1 25.00
C. S. Anderson, Magistrate 14.58
J. A. Morris, Magistrate 12.50
C. S. Buist, Magistrate ... 25.00
A. M. Anderson, Chain Gang .t... 55.00
Henry Hartzog, Chain Gang , 65.00
Joe Baxley, Chain Gang 75.00
J. S. Still, Salary r _• 150.00
L. S. Still, Salary 1* 16.66
R. R. Moore. Salary 16.66
Idis Brabhanij, Salary --- t*—
J. W.* Patterson,. Salavy 16.66
G. W. Greene, Salary .j 16.66
Jx B. Armstrong, Salary and Stationery 68.25
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Mrs. Sarah Armstrong, Salary 33,37
J.. B.\Armstrong, Interest - ; 751.88
Ashely v Dwens, Highway 1 1 86.00
J. B. Armstrong, Stamps and Court Expense ■ ^-^fl.50
W. E. Anderson, Chain Gang 70.50
G, D. Banord Company, Printing .-^<^1— — 87.09
R. L. Bronson, Sidary and Stamps r 108.60
Chailie Brown, Jr./\iail ; , 2.25
Arondon Printing Co^xPripting 26.28
Barnwell Fruit Company>. Chain Gang __i 12.00
W. R. Carson, Highway —1476.08
J, M. Caldwell, Lights — 38.65
Carolin a Drug Company, Chain. Gang ' I-...— 5.50
B. H. Dyches, Dieting Prisor^rs^^ 128.00
Edisto Construction Co., Highway 5385.31
Gulf Refining Company, Chain Gang\__ — 470.80
Mrs. Jennie P. Greene, • Rest Room — 1 _ r _ 16.66
Greene and Company, Chain Gang 600.00
J. Henry, Public Building 12.70
D. P. Lancaster, Salary I. 50.00
G. M. Main, Telephone ___X_ 3.75
Mrs. G. M. Main, Jail -V-- 3.00
G. M. Main, Telephone 3.90
A. B. Patterson, Salary - 50,00
Royal Indemnity Co., Highway 369*93
H. W. Sandqys, Public Building 13.62
L. S. Still^ Chain Gang - ; . —v' 1-80
J. S. Still, Chain Gang and wood x ,_ r 5.42
W. G v Thompson, Chain Gang 47.05
Thompson Manufacturing Company, Chain Gang >. 21.00
Willie Mae Vann, Home Dem. Agent 54.66
Wall Street Phanrracy, Jail _v-- 1.20
Williston Motor Company, (phain Gang 7.20
E. ¥. Woodward, Lumber- 90-06
E. F.. Woodward, 0 Lumber _._.j 88.89
Bank of Western Carolina, Chain Gang 1 326.60
J. B. Morris, Chain Gang — i ... 156.55
E. W. Holman, Courity Home 40.00
Bank of Western Carolina, Chain Gang 3800.4)0
J. B.' Morris, Chain Gang .... ... 30.00
J. B. Morris, Chain Gang ., 20.50
W. D. Harley, Chain Gang ...1 __ 58.00
J. M. Caldwell, Bonds 158.00
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H. D. Still, Highway
G. R. Peeples, Chain Gang
L. S. Still
Lee Dyches, Chain .Gang HLOO
B.'Bush, Chain Gang fi.13
W. J. McCutcheon, Highway" 25.00
B. H. Dyches, Telephone 1324
C. M. Turner; Salary .... i_ ... 16.66
O. D. Hammond, Highway ~ 5.00
Walker, Evans and Cogswell Co., Printing^ ... 24.24
Standard Oil Company, Chain Gang ^ .... 27.50
D. R. Briggs, Lunacy 6.00
Lemon Brothers, Chain Gang _.■ -r. 17.50
Savannah CreoSoting Company, Chain. <3ang..Xd--'i ! - 120JS5f
Corner Drug Company, Chain Gang 7.50
Dr. W’. Cone, Chain Gang .... i..... 194)0
Swift and Company, Chain Gang ........ .„.49J»4
The People-Sentinel, PrftMfog 1^ . 44.iy
The People-Sentinel, Printing 3.75
O. D. Hammond, Vit. Stat. ... ... 63.50
J. W. Johnson, Vit. Stat. X. A... 56.50
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Hattie Snelling, Wood .... : 3.00
B. H. Dyches, Chain Gang 18.00
B. Hr*'Dyches, County 18.00
Mrs. M. R. Moore, Chain Gang 35.5!
B. II. Dyches, Court Expense 40.00
B. H. Dyches, Stamps 2.00
Kr-H.-Weeks, Chain Ga’.g 5.00
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Charidler and Company, Chain Gang 143.24
Wm. MeNab, County Home 8.50
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Fanners Union Mer. Co. County Home
Terrie Brothers, County Home .
Lemon Brothers, County Home 1 ... 16.15
Irene H. Lemon, Salary ; 25.00
Wall Street Pharmacy, County Home ... 30.80
J. and J. Market, County Home .. 2.85
F. W. Falkenstein, County Home 2.25
B. Mazursky, County Home.. _■ 6.45
Easterling and Company, County Home 8.00
Mace and Deason, Criunby Home 7.85
A. J. Owens, County Home 56.85
C. F. Molair, County Home 5X)0
Max Bronson, County Home - 34.25
Carolina Drug Company, County Home 37.35
Barnwell .Fruit Company, County Home ’ 9^0
Terie Richardson, County Home e SljOO 1
E. F. Woodward, Chain Gang 28^5
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