Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-04-02
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Monday next j. sa:esdsy.


Mr.. D. 7. Grice is very low with
grip.
Miss Virginia Addison will en-
tertain the Logomachy club on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. J. S. Davis has resigned his
position at the Mill and has re-
tn ned 10 Henrietta, N. e.
Rev. and Mrs. E. NJ. S'eSart
leave tomorrow for Mississippi on
visit to the parents of the former.
Miss Winnie Daniel has been
spending several deys at the home
of her cousin, DR.. NJ. Timmons.
EYE GLASSES accurately fit
ed and guaranteed, for all defects
of sight. GEO. f. MINIS, Optician.
Mr.. Jimmie Byrd, Pepn's Sec
ond Iieute nant, spent Sunday with
The home-folks in the Limestone
section.
Mrs. ". S. Cothran, who has
been on vieit to her sister, Mrs.
Susan B. Hill, left last Friday for
her home in Abbeville.
The saws and hammers Of Con-
tractor Heath and his corps of
work m, II are making merry music
on the Durisoe residence on Main
street.
Mr.. H. Fay Gaffuey leaves for
Abbeville tomorrow on business
connected with the New York Lie
Insurance company. lie Will re-
turn in few days.
The drop in the thermometer on
Monday was painfully suggestive
of the long and severe winter which
every body thought had ended.
Although the Rev. Eugene M.
Stewart will not be here next Sun
day morning, he will engage some
one to fill his regular appointment
in the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Chas. Caldwell, of Bath, ,has
accepted the position of superln-
tendent of the weave room at the
Mill. This place was made vacaI. t
by The resignation of Mr.. Davis,
D. A. e. Ouz:s, Esq, prom n-
ent member of the Greenwood bar,
has been in Edgeield on a several
DAYS visit to his brother, Sheriff
w. H. QUITS, who is yet, We resret
to state, confined to his room.
The Union meeting of the 2nd
Division of the Edgefeld associa-
ton convened with the Modoc
Baptist church of Christ on Sat
urdav last. The Missionary Ser
mon was delivered by Rev. P. B.
Lanham.
Little Carroll Cogburn gave all
Easter egg-hunt to his scooolmates
and friends on Friday afternoon.
THIS little host made tt very
pleasant occasion for those who at
tended.
Mr.. B. J. Crcnker spent Sunday
at Ridge Spring, bringing Miss
Coy Wood, who has been on visit
to relatives since the death of her
grandmother, Mrs. Amanda F.
Croker, back with him.
Mrs. H. Fay Gatfney and little
Raford leave for their home IN
Gaffney Oh tomorrow. During her
stay in Edge6eld Mrs. Gaffney has
made hosts of friends who regret
that the ties thus formed are TO be
severed.
The most Spring-like scene that
our eyes have fallen upon was the
procession of the S. C. G. l girls
as thy marched to church ON last
Sunday morning becomingly at
tired in their Summer uniforms.
The many friends of Mrs. Susan
B. Hill will regret to know that
Size has decided not to make Edge.
field her future home. She Leaves
this week To reside with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. /. Brunson
of Cleora.
We aru informed that Mr.. l.. S
Sossamon will occupy the home OF
the lamented DR.. j. w. Hill till
fall, after which time Mr.. and
Mre. J. H. Cantelou will make il
their homo. This valuable prop
erty has become Mrs. Cantelou's
by Inheritance.
Mr.. B. Tlmmons has decided to
locate in Edgefeld permanently,
having accepted position at the
Lynch drug store. Mr.. Timmous
| is beloved and trusted by all Edge
field and it is source of great
pleasure to his friends that he and
his family are to remain among