Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-10-16
Observation-Disclosures
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in Edgefeld on Friday last,
Mrs Ras Youpgblood has re-
turned to her home at Winter Seat
Mrs Henrietta Carter is visiting
her brother, Mr. James Tompkins.
Miss Jennie Patterson is out
again, after a spell OF Malarial
fever.
Miss Kellah Fair returned las,
week from a fortnight's visit to
relatives at Trenton.
Mrs Sbarpton, who is residing at
the home of Mr. Henry Hill, was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs James Holland has been
quite sick for several days at her
home OH Columbia street.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Adams re-
moved to their new home in South
Edgefeld on Thursday last.
Mrs. Alice Creed, of Johnston,
was in Edgefeld this week as the
guest of Mrs. Bragg Jones.
Mr. Warren has accepted a posi-
tion and entered the employ of MI
w II Turner, at the corner store.
Rev Jonathan Bell has resigned
the pastorate Of the Johnston
church and will return to Ken
tucky.
We received too late for this is-
sue resolutions of the w. F. M.
society. They will appear in our
next issue, Miss Daisy.
The Woman's Mission society
will hold their monthly meeting
in the Baptist church on next Fri
day afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Ladies, If you have any curiosi-
ty at all about thn latest drers
goods, read J NJ Cobbs new ad. in
this iseue.
Miss Julia Lampkiu,o of Augusta,
is boarding with her aunt, Mrs s
B Gibson, and attending scho ol at
the Institute.
Rev P P Blalock preached in
the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing. The pastor, Rev DR. Gwslt-
ney, had not returned.
If you are poor aud want to be-
come rich in the furniture line,
read S, o. Poore's ad. in this pa
per. See him, when in Augusta.
We direct your attention TO the
new ad. of ] w Peaks New York
Racket about the death of high
prices, and so forth. Read it.
Misses Emma and Fannie May
Bettis, of Trenton, left last week
for Winthrop college to pursue
their studies during the ensuing
year.
Miss Hettie Sheppard, who has
recently returned from Campobel-
10, left Monday for Greenwood,
where she will engage in dress
making.
Mrs w J. McKerrell, IF Poland,
will spend mer-y-makers' week 90
the guest of Mrs Claude Garrett.
Augusta Chronicle.
Mrs Mo.rall and family have de-
cided 10 remain in Edgefeld, and
will occupy during the coming
year the house now occupied by
Mayor w w Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Robertson, of
Modoc, paid a brief visit to our
town Tuesday morning, The lat
ter had never been to Edgefeld
before.
Auditor ] B Haltiwanger is very
prominently spoken of for Comp
troller-Gen next year, and why
not ? He would make T. rattling
good one,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Golf, of
Johnston, were in town Wednes-
day. They contemplate removing
O Edgefeld between this and the
New Year. We will welcome them
gladly into our midst.
Miss Sheppard, of Edge6eld,
Miss Tillman and Miss Hueghes,
of Trenton, are the guests Of Mrs
Carswell, on Green street, says the
Augusta Chronicle.
Master Wilder Brodie, who is
attending the Co Educational In
stitute at Edge6eld, will return
home Tor merry-makers' WEEK.
Augusta Chronicle.
A meeting is in progress this
week, beginning at 1880 o'clock,
every evening at the Mill chapel.
The pastor of the Second Baptist
church, Rev P P Blalock, will be
assisted by Rev Warren Entzmin'
ger, OF Meeting Street.
Send your calves to ] L Young.
He guarantees the highest cash
prices and prompt returns. Give
him a trial and am sure you will
be pleased. j L Young, No. 942
BROAD street. Augusta. Ga.