The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-06-07

ed postmistress, which position she;
held for several years, and at her
death, Mrs. Mary Y. Harth, her.
daughter, succeeded her and was
faithful servant for> years. At ner
death Mr.. c. S. Bradford, her neph-
ew, was appointed and he filled the
office for some time. He was sue
ceeded by Dr.. Charlton E. Leaphart
who held the office until his death,
when Samuel J. Leaphart, his son,
filled a term himself. Frank George
filled term of office. Frank George
was then appointed and is now the
present incumbent serving the office
faithfully and well.
The Harman family: Reuben Haf :
mans father was Godfrey Harnlan,
his mother was Sally Arehart He
married Louisa Rauch, daughter NeV
Michael Rauch. They had nine
children, Caroline Jane married West
Hendrix, both dead; William d.
Harman married Margaret Corley
daughter of Katie Corley, both dead
Monroe H. Harnaan married Carrie
Lowman, both dead; Joanna married
J. Wolfe Arehart, both of them dead
Henry L. P. Harman married Lou
Duffus, both dead; Marion D. Har-
man married Scottie Rawl, bothsliv-
ing; Godfrey NJ. Harnan married
Pauline L. Boozer, who is deadS the
second wife, Clementine Day, of Baiti-
more, both living. Two children \of
the Harman family died in early life
which leaves living of the family; only
Marion D. and Godfrey NJ.
Reuben Harnar was one Of thesbest
known citizens of Lexington County
and held many offices, Of trust which
we may refer in later atricles He
had five sons and two sons-in-laW,s and
when, the state seeded all of5them
volunteered and went into the; Civil
War service, and served Throughout
the war.
Now this noted corner has erected
on it The Home National Bank, sub
stantial brick building iup-to-date in
.'
every partcular-fitted up convSn3ent-
ly for. the banking business, and its
officers are courteous and attentdye to
the patrons and the public. making
them popular with the people e
volume of business is immense being
liberal and accommodating all
business relations. Mr. SaHA sB !.
George is president, Dr.. James :.
Wingard, vice president; Karl os-
wald, cashier; J. E. Hammer and z.
r.. Keislyer, assistant cashlers; di-
rectors are: S. b. George, !.
Meetze, NE., g. Dreher,. s. Eeap-
hart, P. Drafts, u. sfaHf1eWs,
K. F. Oswald, jas Wingasa aH
good safe men Of excellent juas
! The .brsiuess-sisse erosyiiItg 1seozss Ies,.l=
<lar every day
Up stairs Of the bank Dr. !.
shealy is nicely situated with his dem
tai rooms, also DR.. Jas, J Wingard
with his medical office, j. B-4sWin-
gard has a, law Office, J. M.4caagh-
man, game warden, and Miss Annie
Caughman, county home demonstra-
ton agent-has room for her sbusi-
ness. II
The post office is on the lower floor
with Messrs. Frank George and Jas.
Fox to attend to Uncle Sans bust
ness looking after your safe delivery
Of mail. -
Next door you find Messrs ax and
Caughman to supply you with kinds
Of meats, and to serve you with good
substantial meals. Time has brought
about these changes from manyyears
past.
Next week we will speak Of the DR..
Simmons family, court house and
jail officials serving in their various
capacities in "the long ago" All errors
and oversights will be excused as it is
impossible to be correct in all state
ments from long ago recollectiens.
WATERINGFORD NEWS.
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