The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-09-20
Thf Banthfrg Heralh
Thursday, Sept. 20. 1906
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
Rev. Marion Dargan preached at the
Methodist church last Sunday night.
Phone No. 60 and have your clothes
cleaned and pressed by the City Pressing
Club.
A number OF people from various Sec
tions of the county have been in the city
this week, attending court.
From present indications, it seems that
court will continue into next week. Good
progress is being made, however.
Look at the date on the label on your
paper. If you have not paid in advance,
now is the time to attend to the matter.
The Herald force returns thanks to
Miss Georgia Emma and Mr.. David Bart
lette Jordan for box of very nice grapes.
The cotton mill shut down last Thurs
day evening in order to connect up the
new. engine. The mill will start up
again today.
Quite number of Orangeburg citizens
went to Bamberg this morning to attend
court in that place.-Orangeburg Evening
News.
October patterns just in at Klaubers.
The little infant girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hebron Berry, of Branchville, died Mon
day afternoon. 1t was born Monday
morning about four o'clock and died the
same afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Copeland will give
reception at their home in this city next
Monday evening, from nine to IL o'clock,
complimentary to their son, Midshipman
D. G. Copeland.
Ladies Coat Suits at Klauber's in new
est styles-s6.5O, $500 and $1,000.
We certainly experienced equinox
weather here Monday. A high wind pre-
vailed most of the day and the rain came
down plentifully. 1t reminded one Of
the August storm Of 1898.
Misses rain coats $500, at Klauber's.
Cotton is coming in right along, not
withstanding the decline in price. The
crop in this county will be much shorter
than was anticipated. Farmers ought to
hold their cotton. They can get good
price if they will hold for few months.
c. P. G. stands for phone No. 60.
Mr.. J. B. Adams, formerly of this
county, was married in Augusta last Sat.
urday morning at 10 o'clock to Miss Bes-
sic Pate. The ceremony took place at
the home of the brides parents, Rev. j. B.
Holley being the officiating minister.
Mr.. Adams is brother of Mr.. Henry W.
Adams, of this community.
Ladies skirts in plaids, panama and al
other stylish weaves. Prices $3.50 to
$500 each at Klauber's.
The following gentlemen from this
county were appointed as members OF the
general reception committee to welcome
w. J. Bryan on the occasion OF his visit to
Columbia Wednesday Of this week: A. W.
Knight, Col. Jno F. Folk, DR.. j. B. Black,
Bamberg; G. w. Garris, 8. G. Mayfeld,
DR.. s. D. M. Guess, Denmark.
Call No. 60-C. PC.
The county Democratic executive COM
mittee met here last Thursday to declare
the result of the second primary. There
were no changes in the figures published
by The Herald last week. As We thought
would be the case, Mr.. j. G. Mcmillan
withdrew from the race for county COM
missioner and Mr.. G. W. Folk will be
one of the commissioners.
Misses skirts in navy blue Panama
cloth-$3.00 each at Klauber's.
We have had so much sickness among |
our force that we got badly behind with
our work the past few weeks, but We are
now catching up and can deliver job
work promptly. We are too busy to
send out bills to each subscriber, SO
please look at your date and let US have
the money if you owe US anything. Wei
never needed money more than at the
present time, so help US out.
Telephone to No. 60. The City Press
ing Club will send for and deliver
clothes.
The fourth quarterly conference of
Trinity Methodist church was held here
last Monday morning, Presiding Elder
Marion Dargan presiding. All the vari.
Gus affairs Of the church were found in |
good shape. This is the last conference
here over which Mr. Dargan will preside,
as this is his fourth year as presiding
elder of the Orangeburg district. His
kindness, courtesy and ability have made
him many friends who regret to give him
up.