Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-12-11
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Observation-Disclosures
And "the uar' is not over yet.
Two Mondays this week-Joe.
Snnta Claus will soon be here.
A good fall of snow on Thurs.
day night.
Don't go ncr send to the eds
pensary y" says Joe Munday.
Mr. w A Byrd, of Limestone.
was in town on Saturday.
Mrs May Eertley and Miss Cur
ran Hartley visited relatives at
Johnston last week.
Mr. Willis Duncan, of Barnwell,
spent day here last week at the
home of DR. Glover Tompkins.
Miss Sarah Carwile. who has
been quite sick at Johnston, is bet
ter, says the Johnston Monitor.
Miss Ella Mays Allen returned
on Monday from a peasant visit
to relatives at Trenton and Bates
burg.
Mrs Morrall, latter several weeks
visiting to her old home in Barn.
well county, has returned to Edge
field.
Miss Agnes Miller, lone of Green
ville's fair daughters, is the guest
Of Miss Virginia Addison, in Bun
combe.
Rev John A Holland, the piano
man, has lately made a successful
tour of Laurens county, selling pi-
amos and organs.
Mr. w T Walton, one of johns
toms well known and most highly
esteemed citizens, was in Edge
field on Saturday.
Mrs Hunter has returned from
abroad and will spend the winter
in Edgefield, at the home of Mrs
Herbert Smith.
DIR and Mrs L S Tompkins and
little daughter, of Columbia, are
in Edgefeld, the guests of Mrs El-
Ia Tompkins.
Miss Julia Tompkins taught for
several days last week at the acad :.
emy, during the sickness of Pro-
fessor Entzmi1ger. .,-
Miss Elo.se Anderson, during
the illness cf Miss Sudie Davis, is
in charge of the Primary depart
ment of the Academy.
Rev P B Lanham pastor of Re-
publican church, ell route from
Florence. where he attended the
state Baptist convention, spent
Friday night in Edgefeld.
WANTED-Salesmen to look
after our interests in Edgefeld and
adjacent counties. Salary or COM
mission. Address The Victor: Oil
Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Our friend Mr. C A Brunson
has rented aid will soon move in
to the vacant new cottage, on rocky
mount, owned by Col. Mitch Wells.
At the recent conference, Rev A
B Watson was assigned to the
church at Mullins, Marion county,
and Rev M NJ Brabham was re
turned to Ninety-Six.
Little Watson QUITS, the young
est child Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
QUITS, has been very i'll for several
weeks with pneumonia, but we are
glad to announce, is improving.
The friends of Mr. Henry Wat
son are glad he is able to be out on
the streets again. The rapid re-
covery of Mr. Watson has been
largely due to good constitution
and skilled medical aid.
Mrs S B Gibson takes this meth
I'd of informing her patrons that
she will hereafter receive their
business calls on Tuesdays and
Fridays of each week until. :further
notice. =,
Mr. A A Glover and family, who
have been living in the Antioch
section foi number of years, have
become residents of Edgefeld, oc-
cupying one of Col Mitch Wells
cottages on "rocky mount" Anti
och's loss will be Edge6el i's gain.
Miss Sophie Nicholson who has
been for a year past with her Sis
ter, Mrs Darlington, in Idaho, has
returned to her Edge6e Id home to
be one of the guests at the marri-
age of her brother, Mr. S B Nichol-
son, to Miss Sara Daisye Hill on
nextWednesday at IL o'clock.
The energetic and successful
manager of the Edgefeld opera
house, Dr. w B Penn, has recently
purchased one of the famous Shu.
macker planes, to be used in the
opera house For the qualification of
the pleasure loving public. All
such improvements should be en-
couraged and appreciated.
Visit the Corner Store and find
them digging at their Shoe stock.
Digging up styles, digging down
prices. Digging for numbers to
please all customers. Our services
and magnificent lines always at
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