Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-08-28
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Sunday next is September 1st.

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Sunday next is September 1st.
Miss Lou Gary has returned from
Cokeabury.
One more month till the open
ing of school.
Miss Mamie Carwile has return
ed from visit to Beaufort.
Mr. James Roper attended SER
vices Sunday at Horn 8 Greek.
Mrs James T Minis and Miss
Minis were in Edge6eld Friday.
Mrs. Louisa Sheppard is visiting the
home of her son, o. Sheppard, ESQ.,, in
Buncombe.
Messrs. Jno Tompkins and Wad
Allen went to Horns Creek cn
Sunday.
Miss Eliza McC cCullough, of Tren-
ton, is visiting Mrs. Russell, in
East Edgefeld.
Judge ] D Allen partook of the
kind hospitality of his sister, Mrs
Kinard, on Sunday.
MrJ G Lanham, of Edgefield
county, was in Aiken Monday last,
says the Aiken Times.
Little Hortense and Royal Peak
were confined to the house on &C
count of sickness last week.
Mr. Frank A Tcmpkins has been
appointed railroad yardmaster i'll
the mill district at Columbia.
Col R B Watson, wife and daughter,
of Ridge Spring, S C, are in Anderson
the guests of Hon B F Crayton aud
family.
The Keowee Courier says Miss May
Belle Reese, of Aiken, S C, is visiting
her cousin, Mr. J P Reese, and family,
OF Walhalla.
MISS Zana Zimmerman went
to Batesburg last week for a two
weeks visit to her cousin, Miss lna
Weis Hartley.
Miss Louise Anderson, who has been
with her aunt Mrs. E. II. Folk for the
summer, has returned to her home in
Hendersonville, s. G.
Little Eugene Timmons, son Of
MEssa Mrs Bssgssgafa Tlsa fl@mS1s. ss
has been quite sick for several
days with fever.
Misses Sophie aud Marcie Gwaltney
arrived in Edgetield on Saturday, al
ter a months stay at the Summer Mu-
sic School in Ashville. N, G.
Mrs Moses Holstein is in Edge
field on an extended visit to MIS-
A S Tompkins, Mrs M A Taylor
and Miss Lena Holstein.
Mr. D B Hollingsworth returns
this week from Baltimore: Mrez
Folk and Mrs Hollingsworth will
remain in Baltimore for six weeks.
Wallace Sheppard leaves in few
weeks for the South Carolina college,
where he will take two years course
in the law school of that famous In
stitution.
The laying of the corner stone OF
Macedonia church will be cele-
brated next Saturday, 31st instant.
On Sunday the dedication of the
church will take place.
Miss Eliza Minis of Augusta. visited
her sister Mrs. J. w. Huiet at john
ston last week. From there she left
for Cleveland N. c., where she will
spend the remaining summer days.
Little Wilson Martin, who is WIS.,
iting in this county with his grand
father, Mr. R L Martin, of Florida,
spent Sunday at the home of his
cousin, Mr. w B Cogburn.
Miss Lecna Full lmer, pretty
young lady, whose father was en-
gineer OH our road, and who re-
sided for a year or 80 i'll Edge
field, is visiting on the Isle OF
Palms.
Mrs ] C Whatley and Miss Fan
ME Bigham, two esteamed ladies
of the Franklin section, visited
Miss Lizzie Eubanks this week
and attended services at the Bap-
tist church.
Mrs. speights, and little Misses Lot
tie and Doris Speights who have been
guests for some months at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brunson near
Edgefeld, returned last week TO their
home in Charleston.
1t is probable that on the removal
of Mrs Morrall to Mr.to Wells resi-
dence, on Columbia street, the "green
house" in Buncombe will be occupied
by Mr. Holloway Harling and family.
This home is the property of Mr.. Har-
ling.
Mrs DR. Greene and her beauti-
full daughters, Miss Mamie and
Eleanor, left on Monday for