Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-10-09

Miss Marie Boykin leaves next
Tuesday to join ber sister, Mrs W
P Calhoun, in Greenville.
Mrs O Sheppard, Jr, an d little
Burdell spent last week at John
ston with relatives.
Mrs Mamie Huiet, olsshnstop
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs
W B Cogburn.
The, good women of Horn Greek
church will give a lunch party al
the church on Friday
The Baptist State convention
holds it's annual meeting at Flor
ence the early part of December.
Miss Rosa Strom, who has been
very sick at the home of her faith
er, Mr. T c Strom, is, we are glad
to state, much better.
WANTED-Ladies to do writ
ing at home. Salary $4,000 per
month. Address Miss Belle Tur-
ner, Lewis Turnout, S. G.
Mrs George Wise and little son,
of Trenton, were the guests of Mrs
w w Adams and Mrs j B Haiti
wanger last week.
A number of our citizens took
advantage of the excursion to Au-
gusta Monday night to attend the
Minstrel show.
DR. T M Bailey, of Greenville,
was in town on Sunday and made
stirring speech at the B Y P U
meeting in the afternoon.
MP Wells, Esq, left on Mon
day for Columbus, Georgia, to at
tend a stockholders meeting of the
Interstate Building and Loan as
sociation.
Mr. and Mrs w W Ramsey have
returned to their home in Harlem,
Georgia, after a weeks stay in our
town as the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Bragg Jones.
The Sunny South, the Atlanta
Constitution, and the EDGEF1ELD
ADVERTISER all one year for $3.50.
Address or call at the ADVERTISER
Office with the money.
WANTED-Ladies to do work
at home; salary $4,000 per month; ;
pleasant work. For particulars
address, with stamp, Miss T., 1918
Senate street, Columbia, S G.
Mr. w Fl Nicholson, of Edge
field, has been appointed one of
the associate editors of the Caro-
.liniau,T South Carolina co11ege
journal.
Mr. Trapp McManus has a COW
that gives three gallons of milk a
day. This is not very remarkable.
But from these three gallons of
II ilk he gets every day two pounds
OF butter.
Mrs Jay, of Greenwood, was
summoned to Edgefeld last week
on account of the illness of her
mother, Mrs Mary Sullivan, who
was quite sick for several days.
She is much improved, we are re-
joiced to say.
Mr. Pearce Lowry, a young man
of the Meeting Street neighbor-
hood, from which locality so many
of our noblest citizens have come,
has entered the employ of the New
York Racket store, arriving in
town on Monday.
Improvements are being made
on Mr. M P Wells house on Col
umbia street, recently vacated by
Mr. R L Dunnovant, to be occupied
by Mrs V A Byrd, now a resident
of West Edgefeld.
Miss Mamie Curry, after a few
months stay at her old home in
the Wells neighborhood, has re-
turned to the home of her grand
mother, Mrs Sarah Covar, on Co.
1umbia street, and will resume her
studies at the Institute.
There were services in the Pres
byterian and Methodist churches
on Sunday morning. Rsv E M
Stewart preached strong mission
ary sermon at the Presbyterian
church in the morning, also con-
Quoting services again in the ev-
ening in that church.
Miss Lucy Lorenz, of Aiken, a
recent graduate Rof Converse col
iege, who was a visitor this sum-
mer at the home of Mrs Bragg
Jones, has been elected secretary
of the Teachers association Of
Colleton county, in which county
she is now teaching.
There was no service at the Bap-
tist church Sunday morning, on
account of the abs snce of Rev Dr.
Gwaltney, who accompanied Mrs
Gwaltpey to Rome, Georgia, where
she will spend the fall months
with her daughters, Mrs Moultrie
and Mrs Van Dyke.
At the Augusta City hospital last
week ak younp ladies receiv,d hi.