Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-06-25
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last week.
We direct attention to the no
tice off L. Minis, administrator
in this issue.
Miss Hettie Sheppard leaves
Friday for Campobello to spene
the summer.
Mr.. Milton Jones of Edgefeld
was IN town Sunday Oh special bus.
iness.-Johnston Monitor.
st. Julien Carwile came in of
the road to spend Sunday under
the parental roof.
Rev. Luther B. White filled bis
regular appointment at Horns
Greek church on Sunday last.
The election at Johnston re.
suited in a majority of 26 for th5
public school levy.
Mr.. NJ. c.. Parker and family
have removed to THAR countryhome
to spend the summer.
O.Sheppard, Esq is in Saluda to,
day attending a Masonic convoca-
tion. He is the orator of the occa-
sion.
Miss Sue Law, q beautiful de-
butante of Augusta, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. J. D. Holstien.
Read the timely article Of
"Fisherman" in this issue. The
violation Sof lew which he cites
should not 60 unpunished.
Mrs. Mae Dozier Duncan, of
Baruwell, is on a visit to her sis
ters, Mrs. DR.. j. G. Tompkins and
Mrs. ]. w. DeVore.
Today is the opening day of the
summer school. We trust that
scores of teachers will enroll and
attend every day of the entire
month.
Mr. Willie Cogburn, who is play.
ing good ball for the Augusta Y M
team this season, spent sever.
al days at home last week.
"Thrice armed is he who hath
his quarrel just. Thrice armed
are those who advocate the elec-
tion of dispenser by the people.
Mrs. DR.. Manly Timmons and
children returned home on SUI
day after several weeks stay at
Wintsrseat.
Among the Winthrop graduates
this year Miss Julia Anderson re-
ceiyes prominent mention. She is
a full graduate in stenography anu
typewriting.
Miss Ella Parks, daughter Of
Hon w. R. Parks, Parksville, and
sister of our townsman, Mr.. Jasper
Parks, is numbered among the A
B. graduates Of Winthrop college
this year.
The Rev. Mr.. Wallace will
preach in our Presbyterian church
on Sunday morning next. Beire
the fifth Sunday thsre will be no
other service in town and our peo-
pie should attend Ell masse.
Mrs. Carey Lamar, nee Lollie
of Augusta, is visiting
Mrs. James H. Tillman. With hel
came John Cary Lamar, Jr., who
pays his first visit to the home ol
his m aternal ancestry.
The following gentlemen, O.
Sheppard, Sr.,B. E. Nicholson and
NJ. P. Wells, Of the Masonic fra
ternity, attended an important
of the Parksville lodge on
Saturday night.
The town authorities have def
initely decided to have beautiful
and bstantial iron fences erected
around the public we'll and the
monument. This will meet the
approval of the entire community
Mrs. J. H. P. Roper, accompan-
led by several of the children, left
on Monday to spend a fortnight in
Georgia visiting her sisters. Those
of the family who remain at home
will think the days are very long,
dark and dreary during Mrs. Ro.
per's absence.
Just before going to press we
learn of the death of Mrs. Lucy
Miller Wise, daughter of Mrs. Ma
ry Miller, vino resided at Barnw"ll
Mrs. Wise's remains were inferred
at Horns creek church Tuesday
afternoon.
The young men say Jimmie
Byrd prefers the law Law OF
Georgia to that of the Palmetto
state. We agree with you, Jimmie,
the { Law Of Georgia is beautiful,
inspiring obedience while the law
of our state is stern anG -elentless.
A new bell (not belle, boys can
be heard in Edgefeld now. The
services at the Mill chapel are an.
nounced by a very sweet toned bell
that has recently been purchased,
r. con ho dietipotIy heard for q