Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-08-21
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Read Optician George F. Minis
card in this issue.
Master Carroll Cogburn visited his
old home, Johnston, on Sunday last.
Mr. Trapp McManus worshipped
at McKendrees on Sunday.
There is quite a breezy time in
PENIS store. Go fan yourself.
Mrs RI Dunovant spent Sun
day with her parents in the coun.
try.
MrJJ Bell and family have remov-
ed to the house recently vacated by Mr.
Mark Paul.
Messrs E J and l. Minis spent last
Friday at their old home above Meet
ing Street.
Mr. and Mrs w F Dobey ard child
dren, of Aiken, spent few days here
recently.
Mr. and Mrs s McGowen simpklEs
and family leave this week to visit In
Laurens,
Miss Coy Wood has been here
for some weeks with her aunt, Mrs
Croker.
Miss Mildred Dorm, daughter of
Mr. Jesse Dorm, is convalescing
from a spell of fever.
The Misses Caughman have been
the recent guests of their brother,
Mr. Jake Caughman.
Mr.. James E. Hart took s. little
outing last week and went seining.
He had luck-fsherman's luck.
Messrs. T. Furse & Co. have
purchase. a horse to use in de-
livering goods from their store.
Mr. and Mrs Holloway Harling and
children returned home on Friday, af-
terra pleasant vacation in the country.
Mrs ] W Hill has returned to Edge
field, after two weeks stay with her
sister, Mrs Wade S Cochran, in Abbe-
vile.
Mrs Sophie Killebrew and Miss
Leila Boatwright are at the home
of Mrs Gelina Jones, on Columbia
street.
Rev. Mr.. Davis, Of the Methodist
church, is conducting revival meet
ing at McKendrees, assisted by Rev. T.
J. Clyde.
Miss Ada Black, of Barnwell,
and Myrtis Plunkett, of Aiken
county, are visiting Miss Lessie
Quattlebaum.
Miss Rhett Sheppard is at home, af .
ter having spent a delightful fortnight
at Winnsboro, the guest Of The Misses
! Elliott.
The house owned by Mr. Horde
Al}en, on Columbia street, recent
lssS e5ff,; rs be-
ir adorned with a coat of paint.
w w Wise has bought of J K Quin-
by 270 acres Of land located in Edge
field county, three miles from Trenton
for 81, 2,0OO.-Aiken Cor. of The State,
Colonel Robert Watson, of Ridge
Spring, and Mr. A B Watson, of Bates
burg,were among the prominent atten
dants upon the Farmers Institute at
Clemson college.
We are informed that Mrs Liz
zie Folk will leave very soon TO,
the great Johns Hopkins hospital
in Baltimore, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs D B Hollingsworth.
Lieutenant Governor James II.
Tillman and George D. Tillman
spent day in Ninety-Six recent
ly, the guests of Mr.. Jas. T. Bozs-
.man,saYs-t -tha Ninaiy-Slx CORES
pondent to Greenwood Index.
Mr.. w B Hollingsworth attend
ed the great Farmers Institute at
Clemson college last week. More tina n
200 farmers were enrolled this ses-
sion, whereas last year there were only
so. The spirit of progress grows. Mr.
Hollingsworth has returned home.
q An excellent article from tho
pen of Mr.. J. L. Reynolds on the
Pan-American Exposition will be
found on the second page of this
paper. It contains some very in
teresting and suggestive ideas.
President A. e. Padgett's friends
were rejoiced to see HIM on the
streets Saturday for short while,
after such a long and serious spell
of fever. He is still feeble, but on
the road to complete recovery.
Mr. and Mrs David strother and
little daughter, Mss Matte Cat
michael, and the Misses Sibley,
of Augusta, nieces of DR. Ham
mond Carmichael, attended SER
vices at the Baptist church on last
Sunday morning.
Mrs Paul Quattlebaum has had
the pleasure this week of seeing
her brother, Mr. Harvey Whittle,
of Alabama. whom she had not
seen before in 25 years, He is
still her guest, and also her sister,