Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-07-31
.Edoeffield Advertiser
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1901.
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But to prove you are wiser
Advertise in The ADVERTISER.
MARS old man amt worth q -"
Colonel James Il. Tillman has gone
to Harris Lithla Springs.
It was cold hearted man who'd
say Monday was not q warm baby.
Misses Earline Allen and Ruth
Gogburn left Monday for G weeks
: stay ataErenton.
DR.. and Mrs. A 81 Ashley, of
Fruit Hill, we're IN town on Thurs
day last.
Mrs. Lizzie Folk and little Ju-
liza left on Thursday for three OF
four weeks stay at Hillman's Well.
Mrs. Mary Norris, Mrs. James n.
Tillman ano little Helen left yesterday
for Harris Lithia Springs.
Mrs. Broadwater and son, of Edge
field were to see Mrs. Nullinax last
week, says the Greenwood Index.
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Haltiwanger, af-
ter o pleasant trip to relatives IN Lex
ington, have returned home.
Mr.. s. b. Manget, of Trenton,
paid us pheasant visit on Tues
day morning.
Mrs. F. W. P. Butler and Mrs.
and Miss McNeely leave for Salu-
da, North Carolina, tomorrow.
Miss Louise Gibson. leaves ne xt
week for an extended trip wit b
relatives in Georgia.
Misses Leisa and Annie Pauline
Sibley are visiting the family of
DR.. Carmichael, in Edgefeld-Au-
gusta Chronicle.
We we're sorry to hear of Mr..
Willie Furse getting his mouth se-
verely burned last week while
whistling " Hot Times"
Mrs. Warren Entzminger, of
Meeting Street, and the two
little children spent Monday in
Edgefeld.
Miss Flora Lott, who has been in
Columbia several months with her
brother, John G. Lott, has returned to
her home in Johnston, the Columbia
Record says.
JIM. Moore, formerly night en-
ginneer at the cotton mill, has &C
cepted position with the Lom-
bard Iron Works, Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Norris and three
children, Miriam, Harold and Genevi-
We are visiting the old Norris home
stead, near Batesburg.
Mrs. J. j. Dye and Miss Mary Dye,
of Waynsboro, Georgia, who in the
lifetime Of Miss Cell Richards, we've
frequent visitors to Edgefeld, are IN
e.anrauassA Go;
Hanna Griffin, colored, died in
Columbia on Monday and her re-
mains were brought here Tuesday
afternoon and buried in Macedc-
MIA burying ground.
Miss Leila Hamilton, of Williston,
who made such a reputation for her
self as vocalist during her stay as a
student at the, institute, is visiting in
Edgefteld.
The Woman's Missionary conference
which met recently at Newberry, will
meet next session at Sumter. Mrs.
Mark Tcney, of Johnston, was ap-
pointed secretary Of Columbia District
which includes Edgefield, by the Wo-
mans Missionary conference.
Macedonia Baptist church (colored)
. has been SO far completed THAT services
are being held iu the building. They
observed Children's Day services last
Sunday evening. This church is a
monument to their industry and zeal
in a good cause.
Miss Genie Fair was in town last
week, and with her was one Of the lit
tie kindergarten fairies, Emma Bouk-
night, Of Trenton. Would there were
still more Of these chef-d'oeuvres Of
the kindergarten, for this training
will make them the men and women
of the future.
John Ready Bostick, colored,
sometimes called Peep Bostick, is
bed bug killer, makes his living
that way, and only charges Eve
cents a quart or Is cents a gallon
for killing 'em. Give him your
patronage and be happy.
Four wagons full of the people
in town, enjoyed delightful
moonlight straw ride last Thurs
day night. They drove up and
down our streets and in and out
of town singing and scattering
life as they went. There is little
doubt that they succeeded in
awakening some of our drowsy
headed inhabitants, for. a time,
and may be they grumbled lit
tie, but there were some wideawake
lonesome people who we're glad
they sang and brought q little
nhoox GO e ia that oil hnnnan-