Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-09-25
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Moonlight nightsl
Next Tuesday is October 1st.
Days and nights are now equal,
Mr. c ] Burton pal a business
trip to Columbia this week.
Captain Rice has been suffer
ing the discomforts of a spell OF
fever for some time.
Miss Helen Brown, of Norfolk,
Virginia, is visiting Miss Lee Nor
rail-, in Buncombe.
Miss Louise solomons, of Troy,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs Walter
QUITS, at Elmwood.
Miss Lizzie Lou Jones has re-
turned from visit to relatives
at Johnston and Ridge Spring.
Miss Mamie Lake has returned
from Augusta and is the guest of
Mrs Ida Sheppard, of Edgefeld.
Miss Alph Reynolds, of Liberty
Hill, has been the guest of her sis
fer Mrs A E. Padgctt, for several
weeks.
Mrs Annie Eolston and daugh-
ter, Matte, returned last week
from a visit to Miss Barr at Nine
ty-Six.
Mrs Rsbecca Croker has been
quite sick for several weeks. We
trust that she may soon be restor-
ed to health.
Miss Ina Weiss Hartley, of
Batesburg,a frequent visitor to our
town, left last week for Brenan
college, in Gainesville, Georgia.
There were representatives of all
the town congregations at the Bap-
tist church Sunday morning, there
being no services at the other
churches.
Misg Harty Carmichael will ar
rive in town this week to attend
the Institute. She will board this
wear at the homo of her cousin,
Mrs Z ] Minis.
Mrs Fowler and Mrs Annie East
erling arrived in Edgefeld Thurs
day to be with their father, DR.
Horace Parker, who has been re-
Gently SO i'll.
Mrs Richard Anderson and fam
ily arrived in Edgefeld last week,
and are making preparations for
their departure to Wando, near
Charleston.
DR. Horace Parker, who it was
feared was critically i'll, is much
better. This is gratifying to his
many friords and acquintanccs IN
Edge6eld.
We are requested to announce
tnat the Rev Hugh F Oliver, of
Florence, will preach at Hardy's
on Friday and Saturday before the
first Sunday in October.
Mrs S B Gibson and Miss LOU
ise Gibson, who have been enjoy
ing u delightful summer in Geor-
gia with friends, are expected to
return fo town thir week.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Mcintosh, of
Albany, Georgia, recently paid q
visit to Mrs Lille Cheatham Gar
rett, of Augusta. Mrs Mcintosh
was formerly Miss Alice Cheat
ham, OF Edgetield.
Mrs J Walter Pearce and two
children, Myra and Walter, who
spent the summer at Ridge Spring
with Mrs Pearce's parents, return
ed last week to their home in Au-
gusta.
Miss Nellie Hill, of Edgefeld,
and Miss Nettie Bell of Parksville,
the successful competitors for the
Winthrop college scholarships,
will leave during the early part of
October.
Mr. Ernest Ulmer, who has been
with Mr. Ashley, of Trenton, in his
mercantile business fer year or
more, has resigned to accept q po-
sition in the railroad business. He
went to Columbia yesterday.
Little Lily, the three.year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Furse, received a painful bruise by
falling from the porch last Satur-
day. Drs. 'rompkins and Marsh
examined the arm, and found that
no bones were broken.
Mr. H G Watson is now with our
clever AID congenial friend, Mr.
James A Zimmerman, assisting in
dispensing fresh groceries to his
customers. Mr. Watson is a good
clever salesman and Is ready to
give you his attentive services at
all times.
Miss Julia Anderson leaves to-
day for Winthrop college, at Rock
Hill. She goes a little ahead of
the opening in order to make up
some work which she failed to do
in the spring, having been COM
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