Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-02-27
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Tillman meeting continues q
the factory chapel.
Miss Marcie Gwaltney has beer
quite sick this week.
Judge Gage will preside at our
March term of court.
Mrs DR. Horace Parker is quite sick
at her home in North Edgetield.
Mrs DR. league, of Aiken, is visiting
her mother, Mrs Horace Parker.
Mr. b. A. Minis, of Weldon, N. c..
has been visiting his mother, Mrs Kate
MINIS.
Miss Annie Foreman, of Ellenton, is
visiting her sister Mrs Ashley in Bum
combe.
Mrs Mary Sullivan has been suffer
ink with an attack of grip for some
time past.
Mr. L. G. Bell and family have re-
moved 60 Mr. Thurmond's new house in
South Edgefeld.
The snow in this latitude was about
six inches deep, and will do small
grain power" of good.
The Auf Wiedersehen Club meets at
the home of Mrs Herbert Smith this
afternoon at 4 80 o'clock.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Au-
gustus Glover was buried in our viii
lage cemetery on Sunday after noon.
NJ. and Mrs w. F. Dobey and their
children came from Aiken to the fu-
neral of their mother, Mrs Susan
Bulkley.
Mr. J. VIM. Thurmond and family
have removed to Mr. Thurmond'S resi-
dence On Columbia street, formerly
occupied by Mr. Bell.
John P. Bates, n. Burnett, and
John B. Davis, of our town, have been
drawn on the jury, United States
court, Greenville, April term,
Hiram Low is now located up stairs
over HillerY Dorn's otter den where
he will be pleased to see his friends, all
the world. and the balance Cf man.
kind.
The short romance called @Elsie's
Music' written by Miss Sallie Bailey
for the February Co-Ed. WAS a little
masterpiece, a prose poem, worthy of 3
place in any literary page of the day.
It has been decided that there will
not be tent brought to Edgeield for
. the revival services at the factory, but
if the crowds become too large for the
chapel. larger quarters will be pro-
cured in town.
The appearance Of the ground COW
cred with snow was great surprise
to us ailon last Saturday morning. All
che servants who had long walks were,
up and dressed before theE discovered
the fact, Otherwise. there woald have
been great many sick cooks, and a
great many grumbling housekeepers.
Miss Mamie Brown and Miss Minnie
Carol, two young ladies Of Gaffney,
who were so much admired during
their visit to the B. Y. P. U. conven-
tion in Edgefield, were both married
recently, Miss Brown to Mr. Willis, q
former graduate Of the S. c. c. l., who
has also visited Edgefeld, and Miss
Carroll to rising young lawyer Of
Gainesville, Ga.
The general agent of the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Company for
North and South Carolina was in our
town last week. He is making tonr
through his territory, visiting many
of the Mccormick agencies. fhe Nc
Gormick Harvesting Machine Co. is
the oldest and strongest in the world
and took the great prizes and medals
at Paris last year. They had magnifl-
oent exhibit of their harvesting ma
chimes at Paris and these are now used
over all the earth lGwhere grain is
grown.
Lon Alfonzo Adolphus San Fran
cisco Crevall,er, tonsorial artist, begs
us to announce that he has removed
his tonsorial emporium, which in the
vernacular means "barber shop" to
the Bennett building. west side of the
plaza or park, where from this new
coiene of vantage he will dispense
tonsorIal refreshments to the painting
public from now on to and through the
panting months Of summer, and re-
member, Oh remember. barber shop
is one Of the few places
"Where the wicked cease from
troubling
And the weary are at rest"
Sam Taylor says that, once upon q
time he was working with great gang
OF ca. penters on top of house in