The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-12
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

the Town anu COuACy'
One of Jones brothers fine horses
fell into a ditch near town Monua!'
hut was rescued without being IN
jured.
DR.. B. Black, who has been quite
i'll for several days, has sufhclently
recovered to be able to return to MS
legislative duties in Columbia.
A large party of Bamberg citizens
went to Columbia Monday to attend
the conference to discuss the high cost
of living. Mayor J. J. Smoak heaoeo
the delegation.
President Wilson has nominated
Cecil S. Rice for reappointment as
nostmaster at Denmark. Mr.. Rice
has served as postmaster at Denmark
for several years.
Mr. Perry Brown, of Ehrhardt' and
Miss Bertha Lyon, Of Ulmer, were
quietly married one day last week
Tbev will make their future home at
Ehrhardt.- t.-Allendale Citizen.
The lot heretofore occupied by j.
II. Dixon's saw mill is being cleared
preparatory to the erection or the
warehouse of the Farmers Tooacco
Warehouse company, and buliolng
onerations will be started in the next
week or two.
The friends of Mr. J. d. Cope
land. Sr., were glad to see him out
on the streets Saturday. Mr.. cope
land has been too ill to be at his
place of business for several months
and this was the first time ne mas
been on Main street for some weeks.
Master Ralph Folk was operated
ON last week at the Orangeburg nos
pital for tonsil trouble, and his ac-
nuaintances will be glad to know that
ba is now rapidly recuperating. His
mother, Mrs. J. C. Folk, who was
also recently operated on at the same
hospital, is fast recovering.
A splendid revival meeting was
held at Carlisle school last week. AS
a result of the meeting quite mum
ber of cadets have been converted
and much good has been accomplish.
cd it is felt. The services were con-
ducted. after the first few meetings.
nv the Rev. J. T. Fowler, Of Allen
dale.
Mr.. E. J. Hancock, who is employ
ed as peanut demonstrator in lower
Carolina, will deliver an address at
Olar next Friday morning at 11:oo
o'clock. and at Ehrhardt at 500 IN
the afternoon the same day, on peanut
cnlture. All the farmers are urged
to be present at one of these ad-
dresses.
The friends in Bamberg of Mr.. o.
D. Faust, Jr., will be delighted to
learn that he is rapidly recovering
from a severe attack of influenza IN
Charleston. While Mr.. Faust was in
attendance upon his father, DR.. Faust,
who died in Charleston last week, ne
was stricken with the "fu,' and there
was some uneasiness among his
fr;onds for several days,
Jones Bros, of this city, suffered
an unusual accident to one of their
sorrel horses Monday morning, the
outcome of which was that the animal
had to be shot. The horse was hltcn-
ed to a sulky and was being driven
by Mr.. w. P. Jones. when in front
OF the Southern depot an automobile
came up and the horse SHE'D and
Jumped. In doing so its left front
leg was in some manner crushed and
broken at the knee.
While out riding in his trimmed
down. Ford Sunday afternoon, B. H.
Troup, local plumber, had the mis-
fortune to have his car turned over
near town on the Orangeburg road.
There were two other occupants OF
the car, and all three we're more or
less bruised and skinned up, but were
fortunate in having no bones broken
in the wreck. The Ford is little the
worse for it's experience.
Spurgeon Green was the cause of
cutie a little excitement at the Peo-
pies Bank Monday. Green, who is d
negro, came to the bank 20 get some
money on a note, but the bank off,
cia!s had previously found ou7 that
the note the negro had vas q fo"-
gerry, and when he arrived at the
bank Monday President A. NJ. Denbow