Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-09-25
Next Sunday is the fifth.
Mrs Callie Wise is visiting her niece
Miss Effie Allen, in Buncombe.

wANTED-Cotton .buyers to buy
cotton from the farmers. Come on.
Miss Aileen Dozier will probably
have charge of the Mill school this fall.
Mrs Minnie Hacket, of Augusta. is
the guest of her brother, Mayor W W
Adams.
Rev and Mrs P P Blalock return
this week from visit to Spartan
burg.
Mrs Annie Wolfe will attend
Winthrop college, at Rock Hill,
this year.
Read the new advertisements of w
H Turner, Dorm 6 Minis, and l c Levy
Son & Co.
Mrs Irene Sifley, of Orangeburg,and
Mrs Thomas Hoyt, of Johnston, were
in town this week.
Mr Suu MIS- oalISo 1hOhiPooh Wa
remove this fall to the DeVore place,
now occupied by Mr. John Ware.
Mrs John May leaves Edgefeld in ia
few weeks for trip to Crawfordville
and Newman, Georgia, to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Mr. Paul Quattlebaum has re-
turned from visit to his plan
tation, near Williston.
We send to our readers newsy
supplement this week. Read about
the Olympia cotton mill.
Mr. Augustus Corley goes to At
lanta this week to attend the Den
tai College of Atlanta.
Rev Luther Whit assisted his
brother, Rev George White, in a
meeting at Langley last week,
Mrs Thomas Rainsford and Miss
Lillian Nicholson worshipped at
the Baptist church last Sabbath.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Addison and
children are visiting their mother,
Mrs Virginia Addison, in Bun
combe.
Union meeting Of the second di-
vision of the Edge6eld association
meets next Saturday and Sunday
at Antioch.
The winsome Miss Alice Corley
is on her annual visit to her faith
er in fEdgefeld, says the Green
wood Index.
Rev Thomas Leitch closed Sc
ries of meetings at Ninety-Six re-
Gently with 3S additions to the
different churches.
Mr. Jas. Roper, with his daugh-
ter, May, and three sons, Edgar,
Charlie and Wallace. spent one
day last week in Augusta.
Mrs A V Byrd, will at an early
date remove into the house belong
ing to Mr. Wells, which was recent
ly vacated by Mr. Dunovant.
Mrs Joseph Tompklns, who with
her family has been a resident OF
Edgefeld for the past year, will
remove to Parksville between now
and January next.
Mr. Jake Smith, who has occu-
pied the Burnett plantation, in
West Edgefeld, for several years,
will remove to the M P Wells
place, now occupied by Mrs Jos.
Tompkins.
NIP Burnett, of Greenwood,
brother of the lat, w N Burnett,
will come to Edgefeld to live, and
will reside in the beautiful home
now the residence of Mr. Jake
Smith.
President A E Padgett of Far
mers' Bauk has sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent serious ILL
ness to take trip into the coun-
try, and last week enjoyed a stay
of some days around Pleasant
Lane.
Colonel John R Tompkins, of Mo-
bile, Alabama, and A Tompkins, Esq.
are on visit to old friends at and
near Meeting Street. The former will
return to his home in Alabama within
few weeks.
Preparations are being made by the
ladies of the "Auf Wiedersehen" club
for the opening of the Public Library.
The books, new and popular, are ex-
pected to arrive any day. AS soon as
they are unpacked, an opening days
will be announced.
Miss Florida Moseley, who has
been the guest of Mrs l. R Gwalt-
ney for about swo weeks, has gone
to Ninety-Six to visit her brother,
Mr. Lipscomb, before returning to
her home in Madison, Florida.
We hear that Mrs Morrall is se-
riously considering removing to
Charleston this fall. Mr. Gadsden
MorraIl, her son is already resi-
dent of that city and S A Morrall,
|'of Edgefeld, will be student this
year of the Medical college. The
Morals have quite prominent
family connection in Charleston,