Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-08-21
After the Ball is Over.
After the Ball is Over.
After the ball is over you need rest.
Dancing without hugging is not best
Dancing a. graceful accomplishment !?
Twill send you to eternal torment
LOCAL ITEMS.

last week.
Professor Bailey has returned
to Edgefeld.
"Fisherman's Luck" at Johnston on
next Friday night. Attend.
Mrs Luther Bell is in Parksville on
visit to relatives tor while.
Little Miss Nellie Jones is on q
few days visit at Ridge Spring.
Miss Mamie Lake is in Edgefeld at
Mrs. Ida sheppard's for few weeks.
Mr. Barnwell Jones will make a
business trip to Ridge Springs this
week.
Miss Myra Watson Pearce and Mas
ter Walter Hill Fearce are at Ridge
Springs.
Mrs Z. B Hollingsworth has been
quite sick for week or more, but is
better now.
Mrs Rufus Dorm ard Mrs Motto
Payne paid visit to Mr. and Mrs Hor-
ace Dorm last week.
Miss Carrie Ewbanks, of Aiken,
is the guest of the Miss QUITS at
Elmwood.
Miss Ella Mays Allen returned
on Monday from visit to relatives
at Meeting Street.
Mr. Walton Fuller and Miss Mary
Ann Fuller were the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs W w Adams last week.
Mr. Paul Quattlebaum has re-
turned from his visit to his old
home in Aiken county.
Miss Ruby Glover, of Batesburg,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Ella Mays Allen.
Mrs Sewell. of Augusta, is visit
ine her brother, Mr. Charlie Brun-
son, near Edgefeld.
Mr. H H Rast, of Pensacola,
Florina, has been the guest of Mr.
B E Nicholson for the past week.
Miss Elise Bowie has returned to her
home in Abbeville, latter pleasant Wis
it to friends in Edgefield and Bradley.
Mrs w w Adams and children left
last week for ten days visit to the
home of Mr. Charles Fuller at Liberty
Hill.
Miss Eloise Jones and little Miss
Ruth Edwards, of Ridge Spring,
were with Mrs. Bragg Jones last
week.
Mr. Theodore Tompkins, Of Colum-
bia, was in Edgefield last week the
guest Of his cousin, A S Tompkins,
ESQ.,, and family.
Mrand Mrs John May have return
ed from two weeks stay in the coun-
try. Mr. May is looking well and much
improysd since his recent spell Of e fever
And Captain Jim Miner sends
us word by Will Strom that he
6 may not make a full crop, but
will get fully three-thirds of a
crop" both corn and cotton.
The Ninety-Six correspondent to
the Greenwood Index welcomes
Mrs w F Head and her daughter,
Miss Meta Head, to Ninety-Six.
Miss Carrie Talbert, charming
young lady from Edgefeld, is on q
visit to her relatives at Phoenix, Mrs
Lillian Lake and others.-Greenwood
Journal.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Powell who
occupy the old Mccullough place
in Buncombe, will remove to the
Antioch section of Edgefeld coun-
ty this fall.
Mrs Richard Anderson and family
left on Thursday last to join her hus-
band, Rev Richard Anderson, in Char
lesion. They will remain there for
about six weeks.
Last weeks Johnston Monitor
contained an extremely compli-
mentary notice of Mrs Louisa
Sheppard, who has been visiting
Mrs A J MobleY at Johnston.
Mr. James E Hart leaves Tor the
Northern markets-New York, Bal
timore, and other points-the lat
ter part of this week to purchase
his fall and winter stock of goods.
Mr.. w. II. Turner, leaves today
"wednesday for New York, where
he will purchase q supply of fall
and winter goods for his depart
ment store. Watch for his new
ad. when bis goods arrive.
Mr. and Mrs G W Rawson have
gone to Augusta on visit to rela-
tive. They will go, after about
a week, to Asaeville, N. c.. to
make a short visit-Albany Daily
Herald.
1t is stated as very probable
that Mr. James Minis will return
to town with his family as soon as
school opens. We hope that it is
true, and we may be enabled to
welcome them all back in a few
weeks.