Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24

closed on that day.
Let the ADVERTISER know when
you haye friends visiting your
home.
Mrs. 3. ". McLenna, of John
ston, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. NJ. Jones.
Mrs. Kate Black and Miss Flor
rie Morrall are visiting relatives at
Allendale and Millett.
Mr.. J. w. Peak visited his
branch store at Meeting Street Oh
Thursday last.
Hon. and Mrs. w. ]. Talbert
have been for the last weet at the
bedside of their son, Mr.. e. II.
Talbert.
Lexington has Lazy Club and
The Sons of Rest. How would
such organizations thrive in Edge
fed?
Mr.. w. E. P. thro, the mayor
|of Williston, s. c., spent several
DAYS in Edgefeld last week as the
guest of DR.. ard Mrs. E. c. Smith.
/ Mr.. Willie Cogburn, who has
been playing good ball on the Co.
lumbia team spent Sunday at
horne, leaving Monday to play a
series of games in Augusta and Co.
lumbia this week.
Mrs. James T. QUITS, of Elm
wood, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G.. Z. Asbill, spent Satur-
day last at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Harling.
The crops over the county are
small for the season but generally
they are in a growing condition.
If worked we'll they will regain
what has been lost.
Married, OH Thursday afternoon
last, at the residence of the officiat
ing minister, by Rev. P. P:
Blalock, Mr.. William Covar and
Miss Sadie Calliham, both of
Edgefeld.
While in Edge6eld on Thursday
last Hon. w. A. Strom purchased
a very handsome carriage from
Messrs Ramsey & Jones. 1t was
the most expensive vehicle that
has been brought to this market.
May the Great Physician yet
STAY the disease and restore young
Talton Brunson to health. Fol-
!several days he has been lying al
the point of death and the latest
intelligence, IS we go to press on
Tuesday,is that be is no better.
Col. and Mrs. F. N. K. Bailey
accompanied by the little ones, ar
rived from Bamberg on Friday
last. They will 60 by private
conveyance to Clyde, N. c., mex
week where they will spend
month or six weeks at the Skylanc
Home hotel.
We regret that Mr.. E. H. Talbert
is very i'll with typhoid fever at
j his home three miles south OF
Edge6eld. He is receiving the
best possible attention but pro-
llonged attack of fever will go very
hard with him MS he has been in
bed only three days in his life on
account of sickness.
Mrs. B. D. Thames, who hal
been quite sick for more than
month, was thought to be strong
enough on Thursday last to bf
carried to the home of her parents
/, at Lykesland, Richland county
On arriving in Columbia she was
taken suddenly worse and Mr.
Thames carried her to the hospita
where she will remain sometime
for treatment.
, A colored friend called at ou
, sanctum few days ago and asket
for g. "catlin margage," "but ou
, stock in trade of blanks did no
, contain one that answered to tina
name. Possibly that is one of tn
vagaries of the last legislator
that has come to light-the chang
: of nomenclature or creation OF
t new legal form or blank.
In order save the expense o
conducting two stores, such a!
] rents, etc.. Messrs. Ramsey &
Jones have decided to move thci
. stock of jewelry and silver war
J into their main store. The lin
Y of silver ware is a fitting compile
ment to several other lines of thei
/: large stock of house furnishings
! i, The change will be made as sool
y as the handsome wall case that
being made is completed.
d Mr.. w. H. Turner spent tn
a a greater part of last week in Au
d gusta assisting IN nursing his lit
It tie nephew, the nine-year old sol
r of Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Sarling
}. This bright little child died o.
u Friday and was buried Saturda
It afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Sarlin
8 have been sorely bereaved, havin
e lost four of their five children
9 The sympathy of their Edgefel
s friends is with them in this dar
home.
If A professional man in Edge6el
y remarked to US that as cotton ha
Il obod 10 oopte ha yvo,1ld have