Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-08-20
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Next in imp ,rtance to the elec-
tion of 1915 is that to be held in
our town Oh Saturday next.
Remember the meeting of the
Business League which will be
held in the court house Thursday
afternoon.
Attend the speaking in the court
house Friday. The new county is-
sue among others will be fully
discussed.
Mrs. Kate Cheatham and L. w.
Cheatham are in Atlanta visiting
the sister of the former, Mrs Tre-
zevant.
Mrs. w. S. Mobley and children,
of Johnston, are visiting Mrs. W.
B. Cogburn.
Mrs. Jas. E. Hart and her two
little sons havo returned from
Johnston, where they have been
visiting relatives for several weeks.
Mr. Gadsden Morrall, Oldest son
ofMre Sallie Morrall, who resides in
Charleston, is on a visit to his
mother and sisters.
Miss Curraa Hartley and her
auLt. Mrs Eugene Bates are spenc-
ing some time at Iendersonville
and Brevard, n. C.
Miss Ina Weiss Hartley, beau
.iful blond, of Batesburg, is visi-
ting her cousin, Miss Zena Thinner
man.
Mr.. J. w. Hardy and family, Of
Johnston spent Sunday in our
town on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. J {.
S. Smith.
We have just received the pre-
MUM list of the State fair to be
held Oct. 2Sth-31. Efforts will
be made to eclipse all previous
state fair records.
Mr.. w. H. Yeldell will move his
family to Greenwood. He has ac-
cepted a position with the Far
mer's Oil mill-Greenwood Journal.
Every citizen who has at heart
the interest of Edge6eld along
moral, material and educational
lines should vote "yes" on Satur-
day so we can pile up an over
whelming majority for the school.
After spending several days in
Parksville, her former home, Mrs.
c. A. Bfunson returned on Friday
last accompanied by Mrs Emmie
Brunson who is visiting relatives in
Edgefeld.
Mr.. S. 7. Williams Of Pleasant
Lane, one of the most successful
planters OF the county, holding one
crop of cotton till another is made,
hAs gone to Hot Springs, N. c.
to spend several weeks.
Mrs. o. Sheppard, Jr., who. has
been spending some time with her
parents at Johnston, lefton Thurs
day last to join Mr.. Sheppard at
Egan, Ca, where they will make
their future home.
That gallant old veteran, Col.
U. r. Brooks. who has friends not
only Ill Edgeiield but every where,
came over from Columbia for
several DAYS last week look
ing after his fasm :ng interest near
here.
A meeting,one that may be call
ed campaign meeting, for the toyn
of Edgefeld will be held "a the
court house on Friday morning at
which every candidate will be ex-
pected to speak. Let every body
attend this meeting
The conference of the Baptist
church on Sunday morning les;
elected the following gentlemen as
delegates to the Edgefeld associa-
ton which convenes at Rehoboth
on Sept. 10th. O. Sheppard, D. B.
Hollingsworth, ]. l.: Minis, w. B.
Cogburn, Dr.. M. TimmoEs, A. S.
Tompkins.
The crops in the western portion
of the county are unusually fine.
We have seen them from the South
ern railway on the cast to the C.
d W. G. on the west and while
they are not poor in any section
those around Antioch, Red Hill.
Berea, Cleora, Reboboth and Parks
vile could be reported almost at
100.
Miss Margeret Bunch, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Bunch and
a niece of Col. ]. II. T;llman, is
to be married on tomorrow TO Mr..
George Cofield. Both are residents
of Spartanburg. Twill be remem-
bered that Miss Bunch attended
the S. g. G.. I. several sessions.
The following taken from the
Greenvillei News shows that Miss.
Curran Hartley, is considered
paragon of hes utY abroad as we'll
ss at home photographer j. C.
Fitzgerald has on exhibition some
of the finest pictures ever exhibi-