Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-08-06

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Miss LIME Minis spent several
days in Augusta last week visiting
relatives and friends.
Drs. Tompkins g. Marsh are
having their Office renovated and
beautifully painted.
Rev. B. NJ. Foreman preached
on Sunday evening last at the usu-
al hour in the Mill chapel.
Rev. A. J. Rcanay will preach
in the Baptist church every Sun
day morning and evening during
August.
Mrs. H. H. Stembridge and Miss
Annie Foreman, of Ellenton, are
visiting their sisters, Mesdames
c. J. Ashley and M. E. Merriman.
Mrs. A. Brunsor, who has been
in the employment of Mr.. ]. M.
Cobb, is taking a much needed
vacation.
] am a candidate for the House
of Representatives. Twill abide the
result of the primary and support
all the nominees of the party.
T w DEVORE
Mrs. E. S. Minis. of Augusta,
who has been spending some time
in Edgefeld with Mrs. R. w. Tim
mons, left Saturday last to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Heints, of Black
ville,S. C.
We regret that it was not our
pleasure to attend Lanham Spring
picnic. All who went report that it
Wis the crowping social event of
the season grand, gloriou: sue
cess.
Mr.. John Davis, the baggage
master of the Southern Oh the
Edge6eld-Aiken division, is off for
q weeks vacation. Mr.. Edgar A +.
Fuller, who is now numbered
among tie Southern's employees,iis
running in his stead.
Major S S Kirkland and
Miss Lucy Dugas will leave
this week to spend a month at
Harris Lithia spring.
Mr. James Thompson has
accepted a very lucrative po-
sition with a large furniture
manufacturing concern n
High Point, N. c.
Mr.. John K. Allen, of the Meet
ing Street section Of our county,
has again cast his lot among the
people of our progressive city. Mr..
VIII. Turner has very fortunately
secured his services as salesman.
Mr. Allen has many friends who
extend to him cordial greeting.
Miss Tillie Youngblood, who for
a number of years has been one of
the most honored and efficient
teachers in the Augusta orphange,
is spending her annual vacation,
which is limited this year to the
month of Augusta, with the home
folks out at Pine Hill.
Miss Mamie Gunter,of Batesburg,
and her friend, Miss Leitia Fairy
Of St. Georges, S. C. are guests of
Mrs. B. B. Jones. These accom-
plished young ladies are recent
graduates of Cedar Springs and
are both excellent musicians and
vocalists.
Mr.. Walter e. Holston has re-
signed as assistant post master to
take effect on September 1st. Mr..
Holston has discharged his duties
in a very faithful aud efficient
manner and he retires of his own
volition to accept position with
the Southern Cotton Oil company.
Mr.. G. A. Brunson has accepted
the position of assistant post
master.
Rev. L. B. White, assisted by
Rev. A. j. Reamy, is conducting a
protracted meeting at Antioch this
week. On Sunday next he will
begin meeting at Stevens Creek
in which he will also be aided by
Rev. Mr.. Reamey. Mr.. White and
his several congregations are to be
congratulated upon having with
them in their meetings this jealous
and consecrated servant of the
Master.
DR.. Ernest C. Smith is away on
a vacation with the home-folks at
Williston. For the convenience of
his patrons he has engaged Miss
Kate S;.muels TO keep his office
open during his absence. She
will take the names and addresses
OF those who call and DR.. Smith
will write them On his return
August 10th. DR.. Smiths office
is now in the Parker building.
Read his new advertisement in the
ADVERTISER.
Our commun ity needs a revival of
the genuine old time religion. Rev.
Mr.. Davis is conducting this week
series of meetings in our Metho-