Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-06-12
Edo efield Advertiser
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1901.
..ll, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z
E LOCAL AND PERSONAL. :

=LOCAL AND PERSONAL. 3
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Peaches are getting ripe.
The Irish potato crop is fine.
Miss Lucille Mobley was in Edgefleld
last week.
Senator Tillman has withdrawn
his resignation.
Mrs. Ashley and family are Visiting
relatives at Ellenton.
Mrs. w. A. Strom and little daugh-
ter,yere in town last week.
Mrs. Lula Sheppard is visiting her
son, Hon. J. c. Sheppard.
Master Arnoldus Lewis is visiting
relatives near Charleston.
Miss Ret Sheppard is at home from
Converse College for the holidays
Mrs. Nick Brunson, who was quite
sick last week, is much improved.
Misses Mary, Ida and Pauline Hart
spent a few days among US last week.
The lands of the Pickens estate
will probably not be sold till fall.
M. P. Wells, Esq. is painting
his new house on Addison street.
Cotton has advanced a quarter
of a cen. within the past ten days.
The commencement exercises of the
Johnston Institute are taking place
this week.
Miss Eliza Youngblood is visiting
her brother, Capt. Ras Youngblood, at
Winter Seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Jones are en-
Toying the commencement at Clemson
College this week.
Mrs. Agnew Caldwell VII leave
Edgeheld in short time, to spend ner
summer in Greenville.
Miss Hettie Sheppard goes to Cam
pobe1lo this week, where she VIII
spend the summer.
The wheat and oats are emphat-
ically good, and all saved without
damage.
The stands of cotton are not
good and the plant is small and
not growing much as yet.
Nicholson Esq, is attend
ing the South Carolina College
commencement at Columbia.
There'll be a fine crop of grass
this year if the farmers don't dam
age it while working their cotton.
Hon. Thomas II, Rainsford was
in town Monday greeting and be-
ing greeted by his many friends
For Sale: A fine milch cow. APP
DIV to Trap MCMANUs,
Edgefeld, S. G.
Roger Hill is at home again, at
ter several months absence attend
Ming the Macon Business College.
I The next meeting Of the Aui
sSWiedersehen club viii be held at
the home of Mrs. F. W. P. Butler.
Joe Holland has returned from
his baseball tour to Atlanta, Char
lesion and other places, filled with
with honors.
Professor Bailey and. family and
others will be off in short time
for a six weeks trip to the noun
tains.
Examination for Winthrop Col
lege scholarships will take place
in the court house on Friday, July
18th.
Mrs. Eva Lewis and Miss Lena Ste
yens, of Meeting Street, attended the
graduating exercises of the Institute
last Wednesday evening.
Miss Thames, who has been making
her home in Edgefield for year or so,
is visiting relatives at Paxyille, S. C.,
her former home.
Mr.. William Cogburp, son of Mr..
Ben Cogburn, has returned home for
the holidays, having pursued his stud
les at che South Carolina College.
Mrs. Mamie Herr1ott, the successful
teacher OF the kindergarten school at
Johnston, was in EdgefieId during the
commencement.
Mr.. Robert Dunovant's new
residence is rapidly approaching
completion under the deft fingers
of Contractor Joe Reece.
There are more applications already
for room in the Barracks for students
than there were the last session three
weeks before the Institute opened.
William Nicholson, son of Mrs. LIZ
zie Nicholson, is Junior Orator at the
South Carolina College commence
ment,which takes place this week.
For Sale-Six fine grade milch cows,
all fresh to milk. Also 30 fine 2-year-
old ewes. THos. II. RA1NsFoRD,
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