Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-06-04
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swas conspicuous for its abse ,cs.
& Mr.. James Jones, of Ridg
gSpring,is visiting Mr.. B.J. Crooker
Miss JAMIE Turner, of August
ais visiting the family of Mr., D. 1
sGrice.
4 Bro. Towill, the editor of th
sAdvocate, came up with the Bates
sburg ball team.
Miss Ida Norris, of Johnston, j
sspendig this week with Mrs. Lieut.
sGov. Tillman.
1 Oar candidates column gro
severy week, but we can make roo
sfor a few more.
Miss Eva G over, OF Batesburg
lis spending this week at the nome
sof Nj. J. II. Allen.
Capt, M. B. Lipscomb, of Ninety
/ six, is on a visit to his sister, Mrs
] II. R. Gwaltney.
The Cotillion club will give the
aswellest of all swell dances in the
opera house on thursday evening
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Prescott
came in Sunday morning to hear
It be baccalaureate sermon by Dr.
|Gwaltney.
Miss lisa bel Coonor, Batesbure
and Miss Lou Ella Norris, of John
ston, are visiting ut the home OF
their uncle, Mr.. E. ]. Norris.
Misses Leila and Euia Owdom,
|of Johnston. and Miss Annie Tim
Fmerman, OF Pleasant Lane,are Wis
|itlng Miss Bessie QUITS.
Miss Lucille 'Mobley, Johnston.
IS with her sister, smrs.O. Sheppard,
Jf., for this week, attending the
com m.nencement.
Judge and Mrs. H. W. Dobey,
we're in town Monday. Judge
Dobey gave his many friends the
candidates grip.
Misses Ethel and Zena Payne
of Johnston, speIt Sunday VII b
Miss Efic Allen and attended The
commencement exercises.
Mr.. George Waters, of the John
ston Monitor, attended the
ball game Monday, and paid the
ADVERTISER call while in town.
Misses, Sallie, Josie, Pawnee
aud Jessie Mobley, of Johnston,
spent Sunday with Mrs 0. Shepp-
ord and attended the commence
ment exercises.
Ola Thurmond and Leola Gard
ner, two very attractive and accom-
plished young ladies of the Hardys
section, are visiting at tine home Of
Hon. J. VIM. .Thurmond.
Miss May Walker, of Pleasant
Lane, and Misses Eliza and Rola
Zimmerman, of the Mountain creek
section, arc visiting Miss May
'Doru.
neutrality-suspicious.
blaming and sash and blind fac
tory near the freight depot. This
will be fitted out with improved
machiney.-Aiken Cor. Augusta
|Chror icle.
The Columbia Record says: "In
some ways Sam Lones is a good
deal like Ben Tillman". Which is
the aggrieved, Rev. Sam or Boss
Ben?
Misses Lee Morrall and Mamie
'Carwile returned on Sunday after
noon from Atlanta where they re-
received many charming social at
tentions from the four hundred of
'Georgia's capital city.
Mr. Ben Mays, who has been for
two years filling a very responsible
position iu the census department
lin Washington, arrived in Edge
field last Thursday to spend some
time at home.
Miss Mary Ann Fuller's many
friends were glad to receive and
greet her as one of the attendants
upon the commencement. Miss
fuller was a member of the class
jof 'O1.
Miss Elberta Bland, who has
been a matriculate of st. Mary's
school, Raleigh, N. c., arrived in
|Edge6eld Friday and is with her
grandparents, DR.. aud Mrs H. Par
;ker.
Rev. j. P. Mealing spent Satur-
day and Sunday IN oul town. He
participated in the Sunday morn
ling services in the opera house
/ Rev. Mr. Mealing is crafty beloved
| by the people of Edgt6eld.
The Batesburg base ball team
come up and played the Edgefield
team en- Monday afternoon. Those
! who witnessed the game cay that II
was we'll played on both sides. The
3eoo.o stoo6 to e in favor nj