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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-01-12
Society News
By Our Society Edifor
Mot hers Club

Mrs. F. D. Alvord will entertain the
Mothers club next Friday afternoon.
All members are urged to attend.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-03-02
DEALS in DIRT FILED in
CLERKS OFFICE

Otto Tschauner to Edgar Kirk,
400 acres, $4,000.
F M Paulding ct al to r F
Looney, 160 acres, 81.
Colby Clarke ct TX to S B Barker,
40 acres, 80.
w E Smith ct ux to Ed Nc
Connell, 80 acres, II.
Ed Mcconnell ct ux to W E
Smith, 40 acres, 81.
Alley J Pullen to Chas V Pheg-
ley, lot Lone Rock, 1850.
RH Hendricks to H H Hem
bricks, 780 acres and lots Con-
don, 81.
Jesse G Wilkes ct ux to d Nj
Richey. A lots Condor, $1,000.
R s Lamoreaux ct ux to A
Philippi ct ux, lots Arlington,
$400.
Rudolph Schmeer ct ux to
Mabel C Potter, 2 lots Cordon,
$40.
Jacob Cheadle ct al to Gertrude
Smith, 160 acres, $1,000.
Albert X York to Sarah F
York, 160 acres, FL.
VIM Underwood to Albert X
York ct ux. 155 80 acres. $3250.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-03-02
SUNDAY SERVICES AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH

There will be services at the
Bab;ist church Sunday. March
4. both morning and evening.
Subject for the morning will be.
"What Is Man" evening subject,
His Glory and Honor. :" Sab.
bath school at 10 A, NJ. All peo'
pie who are not attending Sun
day school and church elsewhere
are very respectfully invited to
attend. Business men and
women are specially invited. The
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-03-02

people Of Condor are a bright,
intelligent and thinking people.
and we believe it will he TO ev.
eryone's interest toattenj church
at some one Of our churches each
Sabbath day.
Yours very respectfully,
W. z. A. WRIGHT, Pastor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-03-02
GLOBE AID FINDS 1T

Last week Sheriff Lille lost a
watch charm and deci1ed to try
a classified ad in the Globe. The
ad was inserted one tine. MIR.
Lille has his charm and is salts.
Fl I'd that Globe ads deliver the
90 ,ds.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-03-02

Elmer Montague has rented
the farm owned by James Camp
bell north of town. known as the
Rinehart place. and is living
there now.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Ferguson
returned to their home in Vale
Tuesday. after a weeks visit
with relatives here.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-03-02

Smith, R.. Trustee-6 acres in
WIZ of Lot /. Sec. l6, TIP.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-03-02

Smith, Mrs. Della - Stillwell's
Add. Mayville, Lots l, 4, Blk.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-03-02

Shelton, Albert-Smith's Plat.
Arlington. Els of Lots l3, IA.
Is, I6 and all of Lots 3, 10, IL,
10 piL %
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-03-02

Sheriff and Tax Collector
OF Gillian County, Oregon.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-16
DECISIVE BATTLEs or WORLD

The fifteen decisive blttlrs Of The
world. according TO Prot Edward
Greasy, BEGINNING with the battle Il
Marathon, b G. ig0, are as foliows
Defeat OF the Athenipus 40 Syracuse
b. e. ll3 battle Of Arheal, B. & 33l
battle Of the Metaurus, T. G. 201
victory of Auminns o,er the Roman
leeon- under Narus, A. d 9, battle
of rhalous, A. d., ijl; battle OF
Tours. A. d. 1872 battle of Hastings.
1906 a. H., Joan OF Ares victor,
over the English at Orleans, lI2g A..
d.; defeat of the Spanish Armada,
1855 A. D. battle of Blonhsim. 1901
A. D.; battle Of Pultovn, 1909 a. D.,
battle of Saratoga and defent Of bur
goyue, l777 A. D.; battel of Vulmy,
France, 1902 A. D.. battle of Water
loo, June is, 1915 A. ID.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-16
LRI0Uf TELEPHONE POL1

DO % telephone pole 300 iowa city.
'uu hrlung DO, unique distinction
10 Irruu. mut, recognized marker.
Hl luuurium uiehvIN- than ANY other
.lw' Door, poole w the United States.
Ihr- unusual uulc stands iu the center
ui lbr '1ty, iu front of the towns
mu.. important hotel. and. Of
rI.. bear the marker bccau-c II
.tlud -puarcly ou the trails Who's,
IHnU.r Hdum ii- front. side and
oar Among the route murkcr- are
.lu NIu-u- ,tN and Cult, the Red
lillU rNc Black Diamond. the River.
., River road. ihr Darlington Way.
ud Ihe Orange aud White
'igh zap 900 the pole, plainly dis
u.aNlc al 90 considerable distance.
u.. li the mirstrucublc yellow aud
1..b .su- oi Oh, American Automo.
hir Association A picture Of this
ar urouol guide post uppeur- IN thc
urrrut i-suc cot American Motou-t.
hc.ug pur ol 30 number Of photo.
frIuh Reproduced u that mugazin,
ndcr ihr hcudiug, "a Little of This
and That Taken from Here aud
There"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-16
Clever.

"Aly little firl b. very clever said
e. lady io uor guests "She can uni
tate almost any one
"she can indeed" echoed the hus-
band proudly Come, my dear, and
show us what sou can do Pretend
90 be- the housemald
The little girl then demonstrated
her undoubted cleyenoss by giving a
most realistic representation, greatly
10 the amusement Of the guests
eco ON. my dear chnckled the
proud father
hacking away from her father, she
exclaimed. IN u terrified tone;
"sr, let. me eo' Don't touch me,
srl Let me CO. Give you o kiss.
indeed Snpposing missus was IA
hear youi"
Then the clever darling was sud.
denly bundled ont Of the room. Tit
Bits.-Ex.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-16
sT0cKmEN TO MEET IN
ALBUQUERQUE MARCH 20. q, q.

Albuquerque. March 49,. The Joint
~siuckmcn'- meeting Ia Albuquerque
the middle Of next week, March 20.
~ aud - will bring together the
largest representation of sheep aud
caiilcnon cyer assembled in this
state. The feeling has been growing
for some time among cutie aud sheep
men of New Mexico that they have
problems that are peculiarly their
own. aud that are 10 he found In No
other section uf the country. The
grndual transition from open range
cuuuir, iu rnugc that b. largely con.
trollcd or fenced pastures problems
have arisen that must he solved.
nuc of the most prominent stock
men ln the state puts the situation us
follow, "Now. more than even be-
fore. dn ~, need iu get Together to
work together for uur own interests iu
New Mexico Our state land laws
are "f vital interest tu our future
prosperity, The cattle sanitary board.
the forrest %-cr,irr. the homcstcader
The management ni the remaining
public domain; taxes, Wild animals
aud 90 ut other questions are
uur nr'hlrm- and that we alone can
solve with iulmp~- iu ever, pnrly
Ilrrr Be- uu disposition to hurt our
Interests boot one thing b. certain
Ihr, are uu going Co. be- looked after.
lN nu,ouo better than ourselves.
n. the plans tor the conventions oil
DO, Sew N,,iro cattle aud Horse
Grow rr- aud tlr Nuul uruwor. gu
i"rH urd 900 evident that thu. re-
uID be- hlIur De- long iclt want Ito
..I- loo Albuquerque IMPORT that RS
'r'ui uu- have already taken prart
.ull, 100 their space 4 delegation OF
Arizona ,1ttlomcu. o. contingent from
%'ruhuudl, ui Ic,u-. The -crrctnry 81
h, colorado Cattle Rni-cr-. T. W
Iuulusun. secretary ut the American
National lNc-took Association. =. "
Wee lure. secretary of The National
Wool GrrN,r-. and commission men
.ud nuNyr- from 900 over the country
.u,r dread, -iguih,d their intentions
l Doc ug present Every phase ct both
Do, ,.li., ui hr,r udu-tr,- tu Dec
ur rrlrd
Co.. committee .u entertainment
Il.I .u.,r. f.r h,tb ib, -t,,l.
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1tMs Columbus, uebr.

9ie geitgIieoer Der SeimaarOe
iuerOen ith lire llniformen un6 8af.
fen iuobl fel6er beldaffen miiIIen, oa
MN audi Der Stootrot entIdie0en
bat. oaB er nidt bere6tigt iei
G~taotgeIoer fir iolde 3pede 5u
pertDenoen.
2ettcn Salnstag iino iueitere 10
itilge Mdnner bon Columbus un0
uIuaeaerto mad Gontp 8nniton a6.
aereile, Die 2eute bntten beriudt,
bonn Militdr0ienit frei5ufommcn,
tnurOen ie0od ais 6ienItpfli6tia er.
Hart. Die g}amsn 6erieIben iin6:
C1riit Harion Otto @ler8, 8. aIaI.
len, &ob Bergman gilbert gonor6,
Clos. Morrt Geo. NcIIon, g. got.
mileL 6. 6. gn0crion, SoGn N2el.
der, anoraip %, GmonIorL G0tparo
etDart, Daniel 4lltegge, 8m. SENS,
Otto SeIlbuid @m. g1pffcfer, Syobn
Rurftal il, G6a8. GberrD u1io u.
Sobnior. lleber 5 neitere lit ser
GntIdeio nod uidlt oetroffen, 6ieie
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Nils ucbraska Gitp.

Senrb 8ropu, elm 8remoer, nitr.
De mif Der 2aroitrnBe iii0Iid Der
Staot ihtper berpun0et oufqehnoen.
Gr tuuroe naA benz SoipitoL qe.
brn1t, no er balo oarauf ItarD.
st1tr5 Dor icinem So0e qeitano ct,
Dab er iid Die geruun6una 6urd,
ReDolDeridiiiie ielbit beigcbrad)t bot.
te rnO ooB Der Game g}ropn Elm
nngeuommener lei. Gr neigerte Ii6,
ieinen mabren Nanten oll3tgeben.
Senrp Sdro0er, Sobu BON
3errn uno 6rau G9orIas s. Sdr6.
Der bon SDratuie, uno SRI. 2ena
WiuIlis tpiir0et Irbten 0tittnod in
Der fatb. 9irde bon &eb. Gntber s.
e. 8eiB ebeli1 berbun0en.
5raa @tarD gelttler, cine !angiGG.
riae 9epobnerin bieiiger Sta0t,
uirO III fltr3er 3eit na6 6moba
Iberiieoeln unb bel ibrer Iodter,
Srnn @iarD 8eit9oner, 8obnltna
nehpen.
artbur guIger bot fid Iebten
SOnntag elmer 6peration ~nnter5ogen
unb befinoet iid jett nuf benz @ege
altr UeneIung.
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ian5lcr Nperp iaof,
Rc9cntcn Iepal!

2incoIn, 9lebr., 8. Oft. Sans.
fer 4berp bon Der gte6rasfa Gtaats.
llniperiitat belt [esten Samstag
nadumittag Dor Der 8atriotiIfen 81.
90 Der llnioerIt1t cine patrtotiide
4niprade, in pelder er erfldrte, oaB
bic Gegenten Der gtcbraSta StootS.
%uniberiitat lopal ieiet ttno ibm bon
0enIeI6en feline 9an0itug bon lin.
lopalitdt befnnllt iei. Ut crfl1rte II.
a.: Die uniberittot bon 9~tebrasta
lit III ibrer patriotiiden 9lrbeit EN-
Ieud)terloeS geiipieG far ale Gdulen
mo Colleges 0eS 2onoeS." SIN mel
teret 8erlalie ieiner 9te0e %forOerte
er Die 3ub6rer aut Grei4eitsanleiaen
3u faltfen.
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1tus melt point.

Die n6armerS Educational ans
Comparative aiiociation@ BON Glt.
ming Gotntp Biclt om 2. Sfto6er
ibre Sabresberinmmlung u1to 9eant.
tenlpabL a6. Ole n~elteripdblten 9e.
nmten iin0: 8. 2auriBeit, @rGiiocnt;
s.. 81. Se1ne. gi5eprdii6elt; 3oD
YilgrimL ScfretGr. 5datnciiter. 81.
reftoren: 2apretce Seeulal g8m.
Wortenieit unO &6ec. 8itt.
6rau Sopbia Ibiemtc icierte let
ten Gamstog i'm &reiie ibrer ait,
Der nnO @rfcItin0er ibren Sc. Sc.
6ltrtstag.
am Samst1g, 6en Is. 9fto6er,
Hlt0et in Ct. Charles bic 8eier oe8
80. Snbrestages Der @emein0e ltott.
ssn @erbiu0uuG 6onit miro ser
5ohm. Gr86iidof Sort1 bon Omu6a
Die 5irmung ciier Glafe aonfir.
lnanoen nornebmen. Die Be1nein0e
Dltroa I'M Sabre 1867 ge9riinoct;
Der critic Seeliorger Der @emein6e
fDnr &ep. JatDer ltbing.
8ermnnn anrl 2utien bon isis.
ner bat I'M QiitriftggeriGt nm feline
erIten 8iirgeBgnpiere nadgeIu6t;
2utien lit In 8eutidlano aeboren.
Sobn Gentleman bat oie aarl 8il6r
ReiiNeu5 in bieiiger Gto0t gefouft
nno beabIibtigt, bon Ser 6ar4n nod
bier ou ii%berlieOeln.
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Gins Der staats6anptita6t.

2incoln gle6r., s. Oft. - 5. $.
8reiion, bon Der Office bes Sou
%berneurs, Der Die 8orbereitlutgen fin
Die Geiie BON 583 9iirgerfriegsDete.
ranen nod 8idsburg, no Die @ere
ro%Iberiammlnng oeriel6m aln II.
6ftober itottfifoen ioll, 5l ~treiiel
bate, nuroe bon ben Gilenba1nen
benodridti9t, 0aB fir Die aIten
Serren feline GdIofDagen CUR @eriii.
gtltg ite6en peroen. IS beiBt, 0aB
Die Negierung alle Souriitens5 dIai
lpogen fir Ole NlobiIiiieruug Der ga.
tiouaIormee gebraude. Ole Gatara.
men MAIDEN Die 9teiie ouf GtoatS
toiteu, 0a Die 5tontslegislatur fir
0ieien 3rued $4,000 beUiaigt botte.
Bel benz Stauts @iIoEGier iino
beridJie0entli6 8eidper0en uber oos
ur8eietlide 9(bidieBen bon Gid
bornden eingeIoufen. Gas StaatS.
geieb ieet oie Sago3eit allf @ihG0ru'
den iir Die 9touote Gfto6er mo
RGbember felt ur0 ei6t Den tdgliden
Sogobodit6etra5 fiir ieOen Sdiibeu
oil. 9(ud bari niernanO mte6r nls
90 gidborndat mo 80 Slide ST
ciner 3eit in ieinem gciib bnbel
SIR @oiiergeflil9el 0nu2rt Die Sogo.
iaiion bont rs. september bis ST.
Gc8enlber. Gie Salon fir 5iiden
lauit an 10. 9obember al.
Cine rage 9nllt1tigfeit ouf Dem
Qanoe miro BON geiienOen oa1in &C
beutet, Dab Ole 81rncr lett groBerc
@eUiime an i6rel Groouttet MAIDEN
gteue @obu6duier. oieIe grobere Sc
mentbauten rto @erbeii5rungn al
Der cIlaemeinet Ginridiung iiu(
LIBERAL ST. iebeu. 9[u6 lit es MD
mellr notig. oaB 6irnlea lallge ali
lire Ib5ablungeu 3i norton brat
den, oa Der 6arnIer iebt iein @elo
mgiltens in 9ereitidaft bot.
alaiiiii5ierte au5eieen in scr
Trfkft44a Trt.@ - c1~rYE
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(5prtissung fDIgt.)

@nmfo. gr: 8 @ott, SLIDE,
6u Bit 0ieI gu bi6i9; mir gInubt
fein @I6ubiger, OaB bu cine Dit
gift bait.
Gin, 3peifIer. 9nfeI
(attf geiu6): n9tubierit gu Oeun
ald fleiBig, 5ris?"
GtlbioIus: sgber, SnfeGden.
peIde 6rageI 9ieb bod MIR Oieie
6iDe bon @iIieuidaft in 6oIiol~
ugta - boffeutli9 uidt 5oIiel"
gorbereituug. 9arern-
6urid (oIs cine aauferei aus3ubre-
den Srubt): IS elaab, Der Burger
mouita madt berHt "a nit; Die
Balm Bat er idoH in Sad o'itedt.@
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NuS Sem Staate NebrastaI

Tuo: 2ouis ggeiiienflub, Carl DILL.
Ter. alois @eiier, Sobn 2inoborit
uno s.. Dillon.
Ole @lotte gountb 8erteioiqungs.
6eb0roe bat geidliiie nnaenommeu,
tpelde Senator 2o5olette beiduuloi.
ger, Geoen geoen Die Ser. StnoteH
ge6dlten at BADEN itnO 3u @uniten
Der 5einoe 6eS 2onoes. 6erner miro
Senator 2n6olettes 2(mtsentiebung
empfoblen.
Senrp q. 2iiideu lit ifmer ers
frantt niO on ieiuem Auffommel
ipir0 ge3iueifrlt.
gilbert 6errb bon nobe 9eigb &C.
riet nit Dem linfen Arm IN bic
9hneiOemaiAine, Der 10 i4linmt 8us
geridtet mltrOe, OoB 0tG QImputation
oesieIben n%otpenoig ipuroe.
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z. 11ebr. Regiment
ieSt inn aktipcn Oicnit!

9incoln Ie6r., s. Oft. 49, llnter
eiuer SrOer bon Der Office 0es sc.
neral g0iutontefl. meIde om %.
Septcutber erIaiieL irOo0 crit iebt
befannt gegeben lpur0e, lit oos Hctlc
Nebro8fo Gegiutent in Die 9tili3
Organization oes Stoate8 eitgereiGt
poroen UNI beiin0et iid inter Dem.
iclbcn Heglement pie at0ere 3legi
mellter, ebe iic in Den 8~unoes0ieuit
eingereibt tpuroeu. @ollbcrteur aeitb
gtebiQe lit sum aommunOanten 0es
7. He6rasfa Hegimettte5 ertlamlt
morOett. Gas meme gtegiment miro
befonnt icin ais 5ie6cnte8 SrFuute
rieragiulent, g}ebrnsto @ntionaIgar-
be.
8oIgenoes 1T Die 3uiomulcn1tct
lung oe5 &agimleteS ulter Der neu
et>Gr0cr: ......
@ouptquortjer8- aompaonie, Gin
colt.
@erpro0iortierun9s &onpognie,
@roHo SSIan0.
@}oidinergepe9r &olnpognie, Sea.
uep.
Sanitatsa6teilung, 2ilcoln.
aompognie u, 5eipor0.
4ombaanie g. Crete.
9ortpaguie 6, glebrasta Gitp.
aompnguie 8, Beatrice.
aompagHie O. S ltnO q, Gtnu6a.
aoulpognie s, 2incoln.
aompagnie S. M}inoen.
Seompognie s., Coup Gitp.
&ompngnie s, ScottN BLUFF.
aompaglie M, Greuton.
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Soft nnO 2Ogis.

3n bermictcn: - Gut m0blierte
3inmer m mooerrem !Seim. Grt.
batfamilie. gniien0 fir 8pei Ser
rem. @obI5eite11 ouf @unid. art.
5ufrogen 421 g. II. StraBe. Doug.
las 1921. -t0.9-17
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Classified Ads
You Should Read
EarmIanS sn Ssrfaaien.
GSarmen an b%crfanfen.

Cine CUTE, 200 ader Douglas
gountp, g}e6r, 6arnl, 9110 plr
9Ider, Ieidte 8obIungsbeoingunaen;
100 gder M1iaS GountD. Sa., 6nrrH,
$500 per 4der. Gieie bei0en 6dr.
men Iifo mirtlide 9arqnins. aomnt
o0er idreibt an q. Q. Srufnbun,
1906 6irIt glaiionoL gorf @eb.,
Sma6d. -10s9-t9
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gerlanat-@ei6lid.


\ y "
Sit es Sgnen ni6t gleidgil.
tig, no S6re Sodter ar6eitet2
8iiniden Sic nidt, oaB file Itets
Elm tparrtes Mittag8mobI bat2
@utcS 2idt un0 frii9e 2uft
mdbreno Der 9(rbeits3eit? 8oI.
len Gle iid iiher fiiblen, tuab.
reno lie an Der arbeit ltno?
@enn ia, bann ididt fie 70.
fort mad Ser Snop 8bite
8uferb Ser Ster Biscuit Com.
panp an 10. 1tnb Capitol goe.,
UNI cine glppGifation 8t MAIDEN.
Sier erbdIt fie ein toarmes
Mittageiien fir 12c.
Sier fino Die arbeitsr1unte
Iidt un0 Iuftig.
9ter III lte ltuer, od odS 0ea
bdu0e feueritder lit.
@ltte @d6den, Die nr6qits.
piaig fiuO, f0nnen in 1tnierer
Snom @bite 8aterb itets gutel1
2obn b%erOiener. 9ie fGbigIten
W2db9eu per6en bon 3eit Ill
Belt a1t8geiudt lrnO erbaItett
better Gteaen, oo mir uniere
@n9eiteIten fir before 8oiiti.
omen beran6iloen.
sSten 8tscutt 60.
9OngGaS 1928.
Grei5ebntc Strafe nnO GapitoI
Aueuite, Sma6a, &e6.
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9OSat nGinii6ina@.

Sims erttuifei, 10c fir Role, in
einem Gage. Sale aonnf Stu0io.
9tebiue 8lod, is. ii. Snrnep, 9mobo.
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SanurrhplOen, aiiteIn fnriert.

9r G. G. Carp furiert S1morr.
boi6en sSiIteln uilo an0ere Dnrnb
letoen obne Sperotio.l. Sur gnrd11
tiert. 6hreibt I'M BUD iiber Dornb
teioen nit 8eligniiien. 9r. g. M.
Eorrp, 240 See Bldg, Smnbd.
-2s1.18
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9r. Su6n SOlil, 9pe8iolift in au.
gem, Sbren-, glaier. un0 Geblfopf
lei0er. 690-92-94 8ranOeis glbg.
Omaha, 0ebr. Sci. Qouglns 1884.
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-04

Govan, tuesday, January %, 1917.
Olar, Wednesday and Thursday,
January "a and 25, 1917.
St. Johns, Friday, January 26,
1917, from a. m. to IL m.
Kearse's, Friday, January 26, 1917,
from l p. m. to p. m.
Ehrhardt, Monday, and Tuesday,
January 20, and 80, 1917.
At the court house until February
20, 1917, after which date the SO
per cent. penalty will be added.
Every taxpayer is requested to
learn the name and number of his
school district before coming to make
his return.
Taxpayers are also urged to come
prepared to make separate returns
for town property, giving number of
acres and buildings, and lots in town.
Persons living in town will please
state the fact to the Auditor so that
they will not be charged with COM
mutation road tax.
All real and personal property must
be returned in the school district in
which it is located.
R. w. D. ROWELL,
Auditor Bamberg County.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-04

Miss Carrie Lee Bradley, OF
Orangeburg, spent several days last
week in the city with relatives.
Mr.. w. l.. Washburn, editor OF
the Aiken Journal and Review, was
a visitor to The Herald office last
Friday.
Mrs. Thomas R. Smith, of Ray
mond, spent last week in the city
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Rice.
Miss Edith Rice has been spend
ing the holidays in the city from
Spartanburg county, where she is
teaching this term.
Miss Gwendolyn Fowler return
ed home this week after spending the
holidays in Augusta with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Brickle.
Miss Margaret Kinard, of Oswe-
go, Sumter county, spent several days
in the city last week with her broth
er, Mr.. Clifford Kinard.
Mrs. Henry Henderson, of Bam-
berg, who has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Henderson, has re-
turned home.-Aiken Standard.
Mrs. James Wyman, of Bamberg
who has been the guest Of Dr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Wyman, returned home
Wednesday afternoon.-Aiken STAN
dard.
Mrs. Frances Folk has returned
to the city from Providence, where
she has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. P. K. Rhoad. Mrs. A. B. Utsey
and children, who spent the holidays
with Mrs. Rhoad, have also returned.
Mr.. McGhee Bamberg entertain
ed the following guests the past
Weekend: Misses Scoville, OF
Orangeburg, and Porter, of Union ;
Messrs. Edward and Marion Wanna
maker. of Orangeburg; Frank Eller-
be, of Bennettsville; Homer Le-
Grand, of Hamlet, N. c., and Bennie
Black, of Bamberg.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-04
Cool Logic.

Father, gimme a good lickin' and
make me cry" was the astonishing
request little Jimmy made one day.
What makes you want such an alb
surd thing?" inquired father.
You'll hit me and I'll holler with
all my might, and mother will wipe
my face with her apron and give me
a penny and I'll buy candy" came
the logical rejoinder-Literary Di-
SeSt.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-04
Personally Influenced.

Charley, DEAR" said young Mrs
Torkins, Il am going to be in favor
of government ownership"
Have you given the matter any
thought?'
Yes, indeed. If we had govern
ment ownership of railroads l might
be able to tell any conductor who did
not find me seat on the shady side
of the car that l wouldn't vote for
him the next election
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-04

The Auditor or his deputy will be
at the following places on the days
and dates named below for the pur'
pose of taking returns of persona
prt perty, transfers of real estate, and
income tax returns:
At the court house until Monday
January Is, 1917.
Farrell's store, Tuesday, January
16, 1917.
Denmark, Thursday and Friday
January II and 18, 1917.
Lees, Monday, January %, 1917.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-01-04
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Visiting in This City and at
Other Points.

MIR. C. A. Walker, of Martin, was
in the city last Saturday.
Mrs. G. o. Simmons and children
spent Sunday with relatives at Wag-
ener
Miss Claire Weimer, of Fernan-
dina, Fla, is visiting Miss Louise
Folk.
DIR. F. B. McCrackin spent a few
days last week with relatives at New
berry.
Mr.. ]. C. Folk and children
spent last week at Ehrhardt with
relatives.
Miss Mary Ellen Eaves, of Beau
fort, spent the holidays in the city
with relatives.
Miss Louise Wilson, of Bishop
vile, spent the holidays in the city
with relatives.
Miss Minnie Lee Aver left Mon
day for Blenheim, to resume her du-
ties as teacher.
Mrs. S. R. Wilson, of Greenwood,
spent the holidays in the city with
Mrs. NJ. L. Johns.
Mrs. J. D. McGhee, of Ander-
son, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
G. Frank Bamberg.
Mrs. Thos. E. Hammonds,. of
Columbia, spent few days in tcwn
with Mrs. J. C. Folk.
Mr.. F. B. Moore, of Mt. Holly,
spent several days last week in the
county visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Richie, OF
Albemarle, n. c., spent the holidays
in the city with relatives.
-Messrs. Willie and Lenwcod
Thomas, of Columbia, spent Tuesday
in town with their cousin, Mr.. J. C.
Folk.