Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-11-13
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Antioch on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs J H Self were i
Edge6eld on Monday.
Mrs H Mauget, of Trenton, wa
a visitor to Edgeield yesterday.
Miss Lula Boatwright is visit
ing ber sister, Mrs Barnwell Jones
Miss Lena Holstein is spending
a few weeks at her old home nea
Batesburg.
Professor R L Co.rr, of Johnston
has gone to Pickens county to tax
charge Of a school.
The Auf Wiedersehen club viii
meet this aft 'rnoon at the HON
of Mrs ] B Haltiwapger.
Cards are out announcing tht
marriage, this week, of Miss Alli'
Jones and Mr. Ollie LaGrone.
During the illness of the Smith
family, Miss Elliott Hardy il
,arding at the Institute,
The Southern Educational as
socia,ion meets in Columbia dur
ing tho Christmas holidays.
President Bailey attended th'
preaching services at the Antioch
church on Sabbath last.
Mr. John Wise has purchased th'
Barr place, Oh Jeter street, from
Mrs G O Barr, of Ninety-Six.
Mrs G H Burton, of Liberty
Hill, is visiting her sisters, Mr.
Broadwater and Mrs Camilla Bla.
lock.
The Woman's Foreign Mission
and Aid Society meets at the Bap
tist church Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Mr. Sam Timmons will go into
partnership with Arthur Young
blood in the brokerage business a,
BBtesburg.
Rev G. w Davis preached a very
forcible and impressive education
al serm % Sabbath morning in the
Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs w G Harris, of
Edge6eld, are on a visit 10 Mrs c
A Henderson Oh River street.
Greenville Mountaineer.
Mr. J D Holsteir went to Ridge
Spring Saturday to visit his moth
er until Monday, at which time he
LETT OH trip to Baltimore.
The great Robinson circus,which
has rivalled Barnum in popularity
for two generations, will be in
Edgcfeld next Tuesday.
Mr. ] E Lorick, sr., of Trenton,
died Monday night from the ef-
fects of o cancer, from which be
had been suffering for some time.
Miss Marie McNealy. after quite
a lengthy sojourn among relative s
and old friends in Edge6eld, has
left the townsto join her husband,
Lieutenant McNealy, in Japan.
Miss Addie Ellis left for Edge
field on last Saturday. She will:
teach school in that vicinity, and
her friends wish her tue largest
measure of success.-Abbeyllle
Press and Banner,
The firm of Campbell & Strom
have been awarded the contract to
furnish beef, breed and fish for
the Robinson circus, which will
exhibit here next Tuesday.
The most popular volnme in the
Edgefield Public Library up to
date has been Winston Church
ill's last book, ''The Crisis" 80
Miss Julia Tompkins, the librari-
an, reports.
Miss Ivey Henderson, daughter
of Mr. G K Henderson, one of the
most prominent merchants of the
thriving little city of Aiken, is on
a visit to Miss Efie Sheppard, in
Buncome.
Mrs NJ C Perkins, of Thomas
Vile, North Carolina, arrived in
Thursday evening last,
to make her home with her SOD,
Mr.. A. Fuller Perkins, at the Jones
residence, in Buncombe.
Mis- Grace Tompkins is visiting
relatives this week at Johnston.
She goes in few weeks 20 spend
some time in Columbia, and to
visit Mrs Willis Duncan, in the
town of Barnwell.
Mr. Ira Carson, assistant cashier
of the Bank of Johnston, and Mr.
William Lott, of Johnston, came
up on Sunday to visit Mr. Henry
c Watson, also attending morning
services at the Baptist church.
SEND your calves to J L Young
He guarantees the highest cash
prices and prompt returns, Give
him trial and I am sure you will
be pleased. J L Young, No. 942,
Broad street, Augusta, Georgia.
Mr. Jack Burnett has sold his
stock of goods to Mr. Thomas Cole
man and will move to Edgefield,-
Greenwood Index. Mr. Burnett,
it is reported, will continue the
business of merchandising upon
his arrival in EdgeGeld.