The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-09-10
Denmark Doines,

DENMARK, Sept. S.--Mr. P. Schmahl,
of Orangeburg, one of South Carolinas
largest contractors, was in Denmark on
Monday and Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. H. D. Calhoun, who travels for
w. H. Brigham, of Augusta, was in town
Friday of last week shaking hands with
his many friends. We are always glad
to see Harry, as he always has something
new for his friends to see them laugh
hearty. ;,
MIR. E. D. Raney is smiling beyond
measure 1t is boy, who arrived on
Monday morning of last week.
Mr.. W. J. Kemp, of Otis Siding, IS
with Mr.. NJ. ]. Karesh behind the
counter, where he will be glad to see his
many friends. A.,
Quite number of people of the Mil
hous Mill and Salem section met at the
springs near the mill on Friday evenln g
Of last week and enjoyed themselves eat
ing cream This spring is quite NICE
place for days outing, and is one OF
the finest mineral springs in the state.
So said by the chemist at Clemson, VINO
analyzed the water.
Mi. Jordan L. Thomas, of Charlotte,
N. c., State agent for the New Iork
Underwriters Insurance Co., was I'D town
Monday of last week adjusting the loss
of Mrs. Nora E. Koon, and he and Mr..
J. D. Milhous, resident agent, promptly
settled the same by check. Mr. Mllhous
is resident agent for this and number
| of othertirst class companies, and says that
is the way all of them do business ana
will represent no other kind but those
that settle claims promptly.
r. G. Hardwick, Esq, visited Black
vile, Barnwcll, and Elko on business
last week.
Mr.. L. G. Bull, secretary and treasurer
of Coleman Hardware Co., was in town
Saturday.
The Denmark Dry Goods Company
has opened up in the McCrae old stand
with full line of dry goods and notions
etc., with Mr.. Creighton at the head, and
Master Harry Goolsby is behind the
counter, where he will be glad to see his
| friends.
Mrs. Nora E. Koon has moved into the
Center cottage on Railroad Avenue.
Mr.. Allen Gillian and Miss Minnie
Sandifer, of this section, were united IL
the holy bonds of matrimony on Sunday
last at the residence of Rev. T. U. Cox
who performed the ceremony. We wish
for them a long life of happiness anc
prosperity. ,.
Messrs. H. F. Rice, Jones Williams, ant
J. M. Jennings, of Bamberg, were in town
on Sunday last.
The Baptist Sunday-school Conven
Itional held at Clients Branch last Friday
Saturday and Sunday, ended Sunday
with full attendance. Not more thar
half Of the people could get in church OF
Sunday. A goodly number OF minister
from different sections were present.
Tie oil mill at this place will soon have
its ginnery completed, and will commenc'
ginning in about ten days.
Misses Julia and IneZ Zorn who ar
spending their vacation in Georgia will
friends and relatives, are expected nom
this week, and will be accompanied D,
their aunt, Miss Ruth Hardwick, o
Waynesboro, Ga.
A. McIyer Bostick, ESQ.,, of Bamberg
passed through town on Monday en- rout
to Beaufort to be present at Court, whlcl
convened on Monday.
Our town election passed OF very qu'
etly on Yesterday, and the following wer
elected: T. u. Cox, Intendant; F. Il
McCrae, DR.. is. Matthews, W.S. Coope!!
: and H. G. Rice. Wardens; S. A. HanC
Marshal; and c. E. Tyler, clerk:
Mr. G. P. Exum, of Raleigh, N. e.,
back with US this fall, buying cotton.
Cotton is coming in rapidly this week
The farmers are pushing things in orde
to get good prices.
Your correspondent was away las
week, and failed to let you hear iron
him H.