Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-07-09
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is on visit 70 her sister, Mrs. j. G.
Sheppard.
Hon. J. c. Sheppard left OF
Sunday last 10 spend a month a
Glenn Springs.
Mrs.E. Minis and Mrs.Jno. B
Hill spent Sunday with Mrs. w
D. Ready of Johnston.
Miss Louise McLpese of Green
wood ie spending sometime with
her Aunt Mrs. Ida Sheppard.
Mr.W.H.Dorn is off for ten days
recreation and vacation at his
fathers home near Celestia.
Miss Mary Eliza Fox, of Bates
burg, is on visit to her cousin,
Mrs. James H Tillman.
Judge J.D. Alien spent Sunday
at the delightful home of his sis
ter, Mrf. w. j. Kinard, near Elm
wood.
Mr.. Joe Sbaffer, of McKendree,
Mr.W. w. Padgett, Of Trenton and
Rev G. w. Davis are in attendance
upon the district conference now
in session at Winnsboro.
Miss May Walker, the heauti-
full daughter Of Mr. Felix Walker,
of Pleasant Lane, is on a visit to
friends in Southwestern Georgia.
Capt. S. NJ. Rice has been off
duty on short vacation. Capt
Murray, of Aiken, has been punch
ing tickets sin his stead.
The Greenwood Index says that
Mr. Eldred S. Addison is one of the
farmers who make the county
famous and that lis corn crop is
the finest in the whole county.
Married, on Sunday, July 6,h,
at Redoak Grove, by Rev. P. B.
Lanaham, Mr.. j. O. Atkinson and
Miss Annie Flemming of Lincoln
county, Georgia.
Mrs. Geo. w. Davis and chill
dren left on Monday to spend a
month with Mrs. Davis parents,
DR.. and Mrs. J. D. Lever, of Rich
land coul ~
Mr.. J. F. Killebrew has joined
Mrs. .killebrew who has been on a
visit for several weeks to her sister,
Mrs. BIB. Jones, and brothers, he
Messrs.L and Nm. Jonea.
The Odd Fellows at their last
meeting recruited their ranks by
all accession of fourteen good mem
bers whose names would be an
homer 10 the roll of any =
ton.
After several weeks vacation
Misses Minnie Lanham and Kate
sheppad are each at their respec-
tive post of duty with the J. +.
Hart and c. E. May dry goods es-
tablishments.
Judge l.. G.. Bell announces this
week S candidate for the office of
Magistrate of the six b juditia
district. There is no better magis-
trate in South Carolina than
Luther Bell.
The eolored teachers throughout
the county should bear in mind
tha, a Summer school has been
provided for them. 1t will begin
on July Oath. The names of the
instructors have not yet been ap-
pointed.
Miss Lille Sheppard, who for
several months bas been teaching
large class in music at Green
wood, has come to Edgefield for
several weeks of rest and recre-
alton.
The Logamachy club was enter
tanned on Thursday evening last
at the home of Miss Helan Shep-
pard. Miss Eloise Jones and Mr..
Walter Sheppard won the first Ia
dy's and gentleman's prize, re-
spectively, and Mr.. T. w. Carwile
was awarded the consolation prize.
Mr.J.B.Kennorly, after spending
ten days in different sections,
partly on business and partly Oh
pleasure bent, has returned to his
accustomed place with Messrs.
Dorm & Minis. Some of Jimmie's
friends say that lie made Ninety
Six his headquarters while away.
The post office al Edgefeld has
recently been made an internation-
al money order Office. Capt. VIII.
Brunson can now issue money
order that will be cashed at pr
by any of the AZ foreign nations.
We direct attention to the new
advertisement of the Coleman-Wag
oner Hardware Co., of Charleston,
successor to the late C..P. Poppen-
helm, who was we'll and favorably
known in Ejgefeld. The above
mentioned firm occupies first place
among hardware dealers in South
Carolina. They merit your pat
ronage.
Mr.. E. J. Norris, who has thor
oughly canvassod the cn"ntv. Ho'
fOr votes hut in nuest az y,;;arjes