Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-11-19
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: LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Observation-Disclosures
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. :
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jose,h wright OF
Johnston, spent Sun.uy' n T.,
field.
Bud Russell says, owe news
paper men are the ID when you
get US started"
Rev. Geo. w. Davis is conduct
ipg several days meeting at Nc
Kendree this Wee k
There was something doing" OIL
the ADVERTISERS pryn4Srs 5 at hlgl
noon Oh Saturday lest.
Mrs. N. l.. Brunson, who has
been very i'll for more than a week
is, we are glad 10 state, improving.
Mr.. w. B. Penn entertained the
ladies' card club Oh " ednesda.,
evening last.
Thursday, the 9th, having been
st apart as Thanksgiving day.
should be appropriately observed.
Miss Dolly Dugas is much bet
Ter and has been removed to the
home of Miss Marie Ellis.--Augus-
ia Herald.
Rev. P. P. Blalock delivered a
mastery discourse to a large con-
gregation a. the Baptist church on
Su nday morning last.
The wise turkey will not strut
and gobble til! after Thank ksgiviDg
day ISL he b. dr. ssna, carved and
served with cranberry sauce,
Miss Amelia Crawford came 10
Edaetie!d last week 10 spend the
winter. She is boarding at the
home of Mrs. A. +. Perkins.
LOST: A small sack containing
several bills and some silver,
amounting to about $500. The
fudrr will bs r, warded if returned
TO this Office.
Mr.. Joseph S. Addison a very
prosperous farmer residing near
Chappell's S. c., spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs Virginia C..
Addison.
The ADVERTISER job office can
furnish the Wedding invitations,
Messrs Ramsey & Jones the pres
ents, now who will furnish the
weddings? ?
We were ssddened by the news that
a few days ago Mrs. B. Ryan fell
from a BARI, resuliina in very
painful brulse of hi ri h. side We
trust that he will spps, ecC
This is ideal weather for sowing
wheat. Farmers should SOW every
available foot of land. While
flour h1s not advanced as much as
other staple groceries yet it is ter
at any price when it can be- made
at home.
On Saturday afternoons our pul :
lie square is we'll nigh covered
with vehicles and the streets and
sidewalks are crowded with people.
Quite a goodly number of this sur
ging mass of humanity comes for
a half pint of corn juice and a
bunch of mu!let.
Miss Lee Morra!l, of Edgeield,
who has been visiting Mrs Duncan
Jones, returns home this afterLoou.
Miss Morrall's presence is always
a source of great pleasure to her
friends bere.-Augusta Herald.
Mrs. P. R Waites, of Modoc.
spent several days with her sister,
Mrs. A. A. Glover, returning to her
home un Sunday last. Mrs Wait"s
has many friends in Edgetleld
who regret that her visits are so
lnfrequent and of such short du-
ration.
The concensus of opinion is that
all danger--so imminent at one
tlme-from fire tiends has passed
Our people were justly indignant
and should the Implicated party or
parties be caught their lot
will not be bed of roses. They
will he speedily and severely pun
ished.
Rheumacide is a positive cure
for rheumatism III every form.
Does not iljure The digestive
organs. The bes, laxative and blood
purifier. Ask your druggist for 1t
Mrs. w. D. Ready and her three
,r;,,Et l;tt)u onac roturppd IN their