Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-06-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Inn ,IIlII,I,lIlll Observation-Disclosures

IIlEllIlnilIIlli ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
q Mr.. w. F. Dobey, of Aiken
Espent Sunday in Edgefield.
E The usual first Monday crowc
B swas conspicuous for it's absenc'.
q Mr.. James Jones, of Ridge
RSpring,is visiting Mr.. B.J. Crooker
4 Miss JAMIE Turner, of Augusta
Mis visiting the family of Mr., D. +
HGrice.
B Bro. Towill, the editor of the
EAdvocate, came up with the Bates
Hburg ball team. 4
q Miss Ida Norris, of Johnston, il
Hspendig this week witt Mrs. Lieut.,
SGov. Tillman.
q Our candidates column gro
severy week, but we can make roo
8for a few more.
q Miss Eva G over, of Batesburg,
ais spending this week at the nome
4of MI. ]. II. Allen.
! Capt, NJ. B. Lipscomb, of Ninety
aSix, is on a visit to his sister, Mrs.
e.. R. Gwaltney.
j The Cotillion club willgive the
aswellest of all swell darces in the
aopera house on thursday evening.
s Dr.. aud Mrs. w. E. Prescott
acame in Sunday morning to hear
at he baccalaureate sermon by Dr..
SGwaltney.
] Miss lisa bel Coouor, f Batesburg
aand Miss Lou Ella Norris, of John
sston, are visiting ut the home of
stheir uncle, Mr.. E. j. Norris.
4 Misses Leila and Eula Owdom, !,
aof Johnston. and Miss Annie Tim
amerman, of Pleasant Lane,a ,are Wis
siting Miss Bessie QUITS.
q Miss Lucille 'Mobley. Johnston.
als with her sister, II Mrs.O. Sheppard !
Dr., for this week, attending the
acom nencement.
Judge and Mrs. H. W. Dobey,|
Jwere in town Monday. Judge|
gDobey gave his many friends theF
5candldates grip.
Misses Ethel and Zena Payne
sof Johnston, speIt Sunday wi'bE
Miss Efic Allen and attended .htE
commencement exercises.
4 Mr.. George Waters, of the John-Il
sston Monitor, attended theE
! ball game Monday, and paid theE
ADVERTISER a call while in town.
/ Misses, Sallie, Josie, PawneeI
saud Jessie Mobley, of Johnston;
spent Sunday with Mrs O. Shepp-i
sord and attended the commence
sment exercises.
Ola Thurmond and Leola Gard-I
sner, two very attractive and accom-
splished young ladies of the Hardysf
5section,are visiting at tine home of
sHon. J. Wm. .Thurmond.
] Miss May Walker, of Pleasant
sLans, and Misses Eliza and Rola
Zimmerman, of the Mountain creek
ssection, are visiting Miss May
sDoru.
a-estfr- aa-estfr-w-F-Beey-ir-bufaaiuga' q
splaning and sash and blind fac
story near the freight depot. This
gwiIl he fitted cut with improved
! smachiney.-Aikea Cor. Augusta,
sChror icle.
I The Columbia Record says: ''In,
gsome ways Sam Lones is q good
Ideal like Ben Tillman". Which is
I the aggrieved, Rev. Sam or Boss
aBen?
Misses Lee Morrall and Mamie
3Carwile returned on Sunday after
noon from Atlanta where they re-
received many charming social at !
2tentions from the four hundred of
sGeorgia's capital city.
4 Mr. Ben Mays, who has been for
two years filling very responsible
aposilion in the census department
lin Washington, arrived in Edge
afield last Thursday to spend some
stime at home.
s Miss Mary Ann Fuller's many
Friends were glad to receive and
ygreet her as one Of the attendants
aupon the commencement. Miss
5Fuller was member of the class
sof 'O1.
] Miss Elberta Blan:, who has
Sbeen matriculate of St. Mary's
aschool, Raleigh, N. c., arrived in
3Edgefeld Friday and is with her
grandparents, DR.. aud Mrs H. Par
sker.
Rev. J. P. Mealing spent Satur-
gday and Sunday IN oul town. He
participated in the Sunday morn
!sing services in the opera house.
SRev. Mr. Mealing is crafty beloved
Aby the people of Edgrfeld.
i The Batesburg base ball team
gcome up and played the Edgefield
team en- Monday afternoon. Those
4 who witnessed the game say that II