Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-06-18
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. :


Look up the locals of MIR
c. E. May.
o. Sheppard, Esq, went o." It
Columbia Saturday on profess'on
al business.
Misses Julia and Kate TcmpkiH
are cn a visit to Miss Daisy Roun
Tree, CT Wllliston.
Mrs. A. E. Badgett went over t
Augusta on Saturday last, return
ing in the afternoon.
The crowd on our streets Mon
day was an unusually small on
for semi-pub lie occaion.
Misses Fannie and Lucille Shep
pard left Saturday to spend some
time with relatives at Newberry.
Miss Annie Davis, o1
Greenwood, is on a visit te
her uncle, Rev. G. w. Davis
Miss Minnie Lanham and little
Hattie Lou Brunson are spending
this week in Aiken with Mrs Brnn
son.
Miss Lucy Dugas and Mr.. Alex
Watson spent Sunday at "Rose
land" the home of Miss Margare
Brooks.
The tennis court in the Evans
grove is favorite rendezvous fol
many of our young people these
afternoons.
Mfr. John L. Addison left Sun
day for Union, S. c., in response
to telegram from the Southern
railway officials.
In placing the office of disper
ser at the disposal of the people
the Executive committee did what
was almost the unanimous desire
of the people.
Mr.. L. F. Dorm, of Parksville, is
one Of the regular attendants upon
com mencemel.t exercises 10 Green
Vile, either as a patron or trus:eF
of the institution.--Greenvil'e 'e
Mtuntaiaeer.
Miss Lille McTeer, who ha:
been visiting her sister, Mrs. T
Furse, returned 10 her home II
Early Branch, Ham 2ton county
on Friday last. Misses Annie ant
Rieta Furse accompanied her.
Mrs. C. J. Ashley and he. tw'
SOL s,Joe and Elmor', and Florence
Bush, are spending several weeks
in Ellenton, their former home.
They are greatly missed by their
Buncombc neighbors.
Mr.. E. l.. Stevens Uncle Lod
of Meeting Street, was III town on
Monday last. The many friends
Of the ia mi | y will be de-
lighted to know that Lewis Steven:
has re covered entirely from his pre-
longed illness.
The prospective candidates fol
County dispenser.can now come
forth. The committee has cas-
|, asjas the xsight Ehjch did SC SC
sasily beset them. The
is clear for the race. All barriers
have been removed.
Mr.D.T.Grice announces his can
didacy this week for the office of
of the 1st judicial dis
trict of Edgefeld county. Mr.Grice
would make a good magistrate and
he has many friends who will vote
and work for him.
Mr.. John A. Wier has purchased
the tent and Photographic outfit of
Milford, the pbotogr apher, who has
been sojourning in Edgefeld for
several weeks. Mr.. Weir has mov-
ed the tent to the corner opposite
the Bank of Edgefeld.
Mr.. Elijah Zimmerman and
family spent Saturday in the Nc
Kendree section with relatives.
Mr.. Zimmerman is one of the most
honored and esteemed residents of
the Mill village and is the highest
official in the local lodge !. o. O..
F.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. May, who
for some months have been board
Ing with Mrs. DuriEoe, are soon to
occupy the beautiful cottage of
Mr.. J. II. Allen on Main street,
which was. during the past session,
used as one of the S. C, CT. DORM
itories:
Rev. {. B. White, of Johnston,
filled the pulpit of the Baptist
church on Sunday m orning last.
This young man is destined to
lake a high stand among the Ia
,rrers u tne Masters vineyard.
He is yet young in years and advan-
ages and instead of waiting for
hem hr makes and seizes oppor-
1lnitiea for aelf-improvement and