Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-09-11
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The reports indicate that, Mr.
Mckinley will recover.
DR. Bell, of Parksville, en- route tc
the ASSOCIATION, passed through Edge
field last week.
Rev Thomas Leitch preached sever
al days recently for the people at
Ninety-Six.
Mr Harry Adams, of Edgefeld, says
the Greenwood Index, spent several
days in Greenwood last week.
Mr.. J. Gordon Coogler, Colum-
bias Printer-Poet, died last Mon
day after brief illness.
Miss Lillian Mobley, of john
ston, has been the guest of Mrs
Orlando Sheppard for a week.
Professor james F Entzminger rep
resented the South Carolina Co Edu-
cational Institute in Walterboro last
week.
M. and Mrs W P Calhoun spent
Saturday in Augusta, en- route to
GreenvilIe. while they will make
their future homo.
Miss Addie Bell, of Parksville,
spent several days in Edgefeld
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs Luther Bell, last week.
Mrs Warren Entzminger and
children, ol MeetingStreet, are viz
iting their parents in Richland
county.
Mr. Adolph Lesser leaves in a
few days for Edgefeld, where he
will enter the Co-Educational In
stitute.-Augusta Chronicle.
Mr. Stonewall Morgan and son
have returned to Edgefeld, after a
visit to relatives in Augusta, says
the Chronicle.
Mrs Ashley left Monday for a
business trip to her plantations at
Ellenton. She will return Thurs
day.
The store of ] Rubinstein, un-
der ADVERTISER building, will be
closed next Saturday for the OBJ
servance of the Jewish New Year.
Rev A P Pugh of Union Springs
Alabama preached for the frat
Baptist church of Greenville re-
Gently. He is a native of Edge
field county.
NiisslAnna Dunbar left Monday
for Alleudale, S. c., for a two
weeks stay. From there she will
go to Ellenton, S c, where she will
open her ool.-Augusta ChIon-
icle.
At a recent meeting at Bold
Spring church conducted in part
by DIR ,IamesBofsrthe-.Fe Femalen Col
Iegs at Greenyille, six or seven
additions were made to that
church, and a number moro are
earnestly inquiring after the truth,
says Rev ] S Jordan their pastor.
Mr. Percy Norris, of Aiken, was
in Edgefeld Thursday and paid us
call. He is at Mrs Boatwrights,
Mrs Norris former home, near
Johnston. They return to Aiken
about October 1st.
LOST.-On Thursday, August
22d, between Edgefeld aid the
Etchelbarger place, a LADIES' hand
satchel, containing one necklace,
handkerchiefs, eic. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for its return to
D. T. GR1CE.
Mr. w H Willis, who has been
operator at Trenton, has accepted
the position of bookkeeper for the
Western Union Telegraph COM
pany at Augusta. Mr. Thomas
Furse is operating at Trenton un-
til Mr. Willis successor arrives.
Mr.. J. C. Zimmerman, formerly of
Greenwood, but who has resided in
Edgefield for the rast three years, has
position in the store of II. Furse &
Co., where he will be pleased to wait
upon his friends. Mr. Zimmerman is
a clever, honest, and pleasant young
man, who will always treat you right.
Rev Richard Anderson, who has
been SO acceptably filling the pull
pit of Grace church, Charleston,
for some months, is expected in
Edgefield this week, 10 make his
arrangements for removal to Wan
do, near Charleston, beginning his
labors in the Episcopal parish at
that place at an early date.
Mr. James Minis has purchased
the Sheriff QUITS place, belonging
to the Burnett estate, now occupied
by Mrs Byrd, in West Edge6eld.
He will remove to town with his
family in time for the children to
begin school. This is good news
for Edgefeld.
Mrs ] C Mace, of Marion, for
merly Miss Agnes Griffin, 30 af-
fectionately remembered by many
friends in Edgefeld, where she
spent a large part oe her girlhood
days, has been in our town for q