Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-02-26
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Court convenes March 10th
second Monday.
Professor Warren Entzminge
was in town Saturday last.
Mrs n G Evars accompanies
Captain Evans to Charleston.
Miss Sallie Co.lett was in tow.
shopping on Saturday last.
Mr. Johr NJ Bell, of Aiken, wa
in town Saturday last.
Mr. G w Wise, of Trenton, wa
in Edgefele. on Saturday last
Mr. George 7 Asbill and brother
of Johnston, were in town Friday
Honorable James P Bean, o.
Johnston, was in t,wn Saturday.
Mrs Agatha Woodson, of Augu:
ia, spent Sunday last in Edgeh' |
Miss Annie Henry, one Of Tren.
toms popular young ladies, was IN
Edgefeld OH Friday last.
Dr. G f Bigham, of Georgia, was
at the bedside of his father, Nj
NJ S Bigham, in his last illness.
Mr. w Peak, of the New York
Racket store, paid visit to his
branch store at Meeting Street on
Friday last.
Miss Emmie Brunson, of Angus
ia, spent Sunday in town visiting
her brothers, Messrs S A and c A
Brunson.
Mr Warren Fair and Miss ia
ME Eve, of Beech Island, spent
two days in Etgefeld last week
visiting at the home of Mr. N L
Brunson, 10 Buncombe.
Mr. w H Dorm has just finished
the painting of his hone on Jeter
street, white with brown blinds and
trimmings.
Mr. Walter Nicholson, who is at
tending the McFest business col
lego of Columbia, came home to
spend Sunday. 1t is whispered
that Cupid directed him hither,
Miss May Walker the beautiful
and attractive daughter o. Mr. Fe-
lix Walker, of Pleasant Lane. is
Visiting home. of Mr. Jesse w
,Dprgs, ia Edgeield .ssz
1 ISIS Annie Zimmerman, who IL
teac6iug in the Rehoi'oth section
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her mother, Mrs Anna Byrd, wis
resides on Columbia street.
Rev P P Blalock filled the Bap-
tist pulpit Sunday morning last,
preaching an impressive sermon to
an attentive audience. Mr. Bla-
lock preached in the mill chapel
! Sunday evening.
Rev John A Holland, of Ninety
Six, is in town this week. He came
down to Edgefeld especially 10
deliver one of his handsome Royal
pianos to Mr. Motto Parker.
For RESr-A good two-horse
farm, 5 room dwelling; good we'll
watersgoos barns, No.oLe pasture,
Etc, seven miles vest Of Edgefeld
souse II rent cheap p
;tfsys S ass thi5 offiide. & aaHIat
brigham place lnt:och.
Mr. H Fay the popular
agolt of the New k Life Insur-
ance company. whoA Lieutenant
Colonel of LIST Regiment Infantry,
South Carolina militia, attended
military exercises Saturday Iii
Charleston, aglired in the uniform
of his rauk.
Megsrs George Scott and Willie
Byrd, two of the S c G [ graduates
of last year, were in town Setur-
day. Both of these young men are
principals of flourishing schools in
their respective neighborhoods-
Philippi and Limestone.
Mr. WE. rrne and Miss Jes-
sic Mobley. ); Of Johnston's fair
and beaut - daughters, spen'
Sunday in hdgefeld at the homf
of Mr. Jamel Hart. Mr. " e La
Grone is the popular and efficient
manager yf the dry goods store OF
Messrs Lewis & Bean, of Johnston
Have you eye glasses ? I will
pu, in new glasses in your old
frames or new frames on your old
glasses, or better still, new glasses
in new frames. Have just gotten
in a lot of all kinds Of spectacles
and eye glass goods. No matter
what you need or want ] can III
YOU. Guarantee all work.
GEO F MINIS
Mr. Charles A Griffin has return
ed from the National Surgical in
stitute of Atlanta, where be has
been for treatment. Mr. Griffin
greatly to the delight of his many
friends, is wonderfully improved
in health and speaks of the lnsti,
tute in the highest terms.
Mrs L S Sossamon left for At
lanta last Friday whittier she goes
for Medical treatment. The
children accompanied her as far
as Conyers, thirty miles this side
of Atlanta, where they will remain
with her sister, Mrs Melton, until
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