Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-12-31
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IIllIr

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dent write 1902 after today. ]
you do. don't ''cuss."
Next Monday is fret Monday
not only of the month hut of the
new year.
Mr.. B. ]. Crooker spent Christ
mas at the Ridge with relatives
and friends.
DR.. Ben Lee Allen, of Fruit dis
came down to attend the dance oil
last Thursday night.
Miss Ruth Cogburn is spending
this week with her grandmother
Mrs Lott, at Johnston.
Miss Ruth Miller, of Trenton
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Ruth Cogburp.
May the new year have 365 hap
DIV and prosperous days in store
for every reader of the ADVERTISER.
Judge J. D. Allen spent the
Christmas holidays with his sister
Mrs. W. T. Kinard, near Elmwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Holstein OF
Monetta, spent Christmas in Edge,
field with their children and grand
children.
Col. and Mrs. James II. Till.
man entertained a number OF
their friends at cards on Tuesday
evening.
1t is probable that next Monday,
salesday will bring a very large
crowd to town. The horse traders
will he in their glory.
Miss Lucy Watson, who is teach
ing at Berea, gave her pupils de.
lightful Christmas tree on Wednes-
day of last week.
Mrs Mae Dozier Duncan of Barn.
we'll delighted her relatives and
many friends in EdgefeId by spen-
ding the holidays among them.
Handsome young Smyly Stevens,
now of Greenwood, was among the
out-of-town attendants upon the
Christmas ball.
Miss Ruth Randall of Augusta
is also spending the holiday season
in Edgefeld, having accompanied
her sister Miss Lizette and Miss
Stella Walker.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. P. Butler
spent Christmas !. Columbia with
re!stivee. Mrs butler will probably
spend toe wIuter i'll the capital city
Mrs. ]. P. QUITS aud Mr.. Alex
Watson spent Fri,iay last at the
home CT their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Watson, near Pleasant Lane.
Mias Eliza Minis accompanied by
her bright little niece, Miss Miriam
Norris, is peLding several days in
Augusta this week with relatives
Miss Hattie Sheppard has been
spending the holidays with her
grandmother, Mrs. Louisa shep.
pard, and at the home of Mr.. G. C.
Fuller, of Longmires-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Ready and
trio of little ones spent several
days last week at the home OF
Mrs. Reaiy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John B. Hill.
Master Jamie Peak will cele.
brate his twelfth birthday Thurs
day afternoon by giving a recep.:
ton, inviting his classmates of
the seventh grade.
NIiss Annie Gilliland, of Char
lection. and Miss Mcida Hodges,
dauEn,@. Of Rev. E. T. Hodges
have been spending the holidays
with Mrs. Gen. Evans.
Miss Tillie Youngblood, of Au'
gueta, whose visits to Edgefelc
are far too infrequent, has beer
spending her Christmas vacation
out at Pine Hill.
Measrs. Grice & Thompson, vii
in future conduct a sale as we'll a
livery stable. They left on Mon
day to purchase in person car o
high grade western stock. Its ar
rival will be announced later.
Rev. B. NJ. Foreman and Mr..
E. Foreman returned 10 thei
homes Oh Monday last after spend
ing several days with their sisters
Mrs. c. j. Ashley and Mrs. NJ. +
Merriman.
Mr.. st. Clair ssmyly, sho ,
F., superintendent of two large cotto
: mills in North Carolina, paid hi
, Edgefeld friends and relatives
flying visi, during the holidays.
! Miss Grace Tomrkins, in clio!
ing her school at The mill crapt
for the hol days, on,Tuesday of lei
week, bad Che children carry out
!programe ;liicl I'd teeD previous
! ly arranged. consisting of song an
rifatio,s Each one rerformn