The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-09-21
NEWS FROM OLAR.
4 Batch of Interesting Items from Il
Live CORRESPONDENT.

| large enrolment and a full corps O.
teachers. who are as follows: Super
intendent, D. X Mckain, of McCor
mack; Miss Porter, of Gaffney; Mis-:
Loadholt, of Fairfax; Miss Hootor
and Mrs. Warn. of Olar; and Miss
Halford, of Blackville. The opening
exercises were largely attended anc
much interest manifested. A profit
able year is anticipated.
Prof. Floyd G. Chitty left Satur'
day to take charge Of the school al
Lees. He is young man of sterling
qualities, and we trust that he will
be successful in his undertaking.
Rev. A. G. Walker preached to a
large congregation Sunday evening
The many friends of Miss Celeste
Holloway, Mr.. c. F. Rizer's popular
milliner, were glad to see her re-
turn last week.
The Baptist congregation was dis
appointed last Sunday by the absence
of their pastor, Rev. ". G. Baxley
The following visitors we're IN
town to-day: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dan
nelly and Rev. D. B. Groseclose, OF
Ehrhardt; Rev. T. NJ. Belvin, OF
Woodford; and Mr.. Green, of Dun
barton.
The high prices paid for cotton
here seems to attract the attention
of the farmers. The farmers are
taking advantage of the fair wealth
er, and cotton is being put on the
market rapidly.
The contractors will soon COM
plete the brick work on the Farm
ers' Mercantile Co.'s new store.
The lady folks seem to be inter
ested in the new style hats, which
have just arrived.
The knights of Pythias have NOV
ed into their new hall. This order
seems to be growing rapidly here.
They have recently received several
applications.
Rev. Sam W. Danner will assist
Rev. A. c. Walker, of the Methodist
church. with protracted services, be-
ginning Friday evening before the
first Sunday in October.
Mr.. G. NJ. Neeley is having his
residence remodeled.
Mr.. Ed Neeley, of Denmark, Wis
tied Olar this week.
Several Olar boys went up to Co.
lumbia to witness the ball games
this week.
Mr.. ]. W. Pearlstine spent Sun
day in Ehrhardt with relatives.
Terry Bros, who have been op-
Grating a saw mill near here, moved
to Elloree last Saturday. These
young men made many friends in
Olar. We hope they will do we'll at
Elloree.
Mrs. G. V. Kearse has returned
from Fayetteville, n. c., where she
has been visiting her grand parents.
Mr.. Willie Rogers and family, OF
Pennsylvania, are new residents of
our town. Mr.. Rogers has position
with Saltkehatchie Lumber co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hires, OF
Georgia, visited their parents here
last week.
Mr.. Willie Fishburne was in town
last Thursday afternoon with an au-
tomobile full of pretty girls from
Barnwell.
Mr.. Charlie Chitty has accepted a
position with Mr.. c. F. Rizer.
Mrs. Winter, of Jacksonville, is
visiting Mrs. H. w. Pearlstine.
Mrs. Owen Barker visited her sis
ter in Columbia last week.
Mr.. Wyatt Cook, who won the
Clemson scholarship, made his de-
parture last week. Wyatt is a smart
boy, and we look forward to his sue.
cess.
Mrs. Lewis Howard, of George
town, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. E. Cook.
Mrs. Joe Chitty, of Norway, Wis
tied her parents, Capt. and Mrs. W
T. Cave, last week.
Mr.. Sol Knolf has accepted po'
eition with Mr.. J. G. Brabham.
Mrs. G. NJ. Neeley is visiting he1
mother in Richmond.
DR.. Kerrison, of Fairfax, will oper
dental office in Olar in the neal
future. n.