Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-11-04
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Timely, Tersey Truly Told To The Thinking Thousands

The gods cannot help the man
who loses opportunities.
Miss Kste Samuel visited rela-
tives in Augusta during last week.
When busines man let's up on
advertising his business let's up on
h,m.
A woman likes to talk of the
luxury that she enjoyed during her
glrlhood days.
Mr.. and Mrs. IF. Spencer are
boarding at the horne of Capt. and
Mrs. J. A White.
DR.. F. L. Parker, Johnston's
leading dentist, spent Sunday
with his father, DR.. II. Parker.
Mrs. C. J. Ashley is spending
several days this week at Ellenton
and in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Dobey of
Parksville were visitors in Edge
field on Friday last.
Miss Sallie Waters of Johnston
is visiting at the home of Mrs. b.
B. Jones.
Col. and Mrs. ]. H. Tillman ac-
companied by little Helen spent
Thursday and Friday last in Au-
gusta.
Mr.. Jack Felthman, a very popu-
lar business man of Greenvllle,
visited very dear friend in Edge
field on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs., Potter Dorm, of
Troy, stopped in Edgefejd on
Saturday while en- route to john
ston to visit relatives.
Mrs. H. A. Smith visited her
cousin, Mrs. Mae Dozier Duncan,
who resides near Barnwell, last
week.
Madamos S. NJ. Rice and G. A.
Griffin, Misses Genie Brunson and
Lucy Dugas were amoug the yisl-
tors to Augusta last week.
Now is the time to COW cabbage
seed, if you would have large hardy
plants to transplant early in
spriDg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hardy of
Johnston visited Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Smith, on SUNDAY, worshipping
in our Baptist church.
Mrs. John B. Hill, accompanied
dy Mrs. Eel. Minis, spent Thurs
day last at the home of Mrs. W.
ID. Ready, near Johnston.
The rains came in good time.
Now that the cotton ie about all
out due attention can be given to
sowing large crop of wheat and
oats.
While in Augusta attending the
reunion next week Prof. P. M.
Whitman invites you to call upon
him if you have any trouble with
your eyes or glasses.
Despite the very inclement even
ing, the unique entertainment
given by the Saxophone quar;ette
company, was attended by large
and apIreciative audience.
A new piano has been porcured
from Messrs. Thomas & Barton by
the teachers of the kindergarten,
to be used in the various exercises
of the school.
During the early part of last
week, Col. F. N. K. Bailey made
a hurried business trip to Clyde.
N. C. He also attended the Barn
we'll Baptist association.
,All who have seen the Robinson
Carnival Company's shows, will be
among the first to visit them in
Augusta next week, for they are all
first class attractions.
Miss Helen Sheppard attended
the state ball last week, wearing a
pink gown of embroidered chiffon,
waist and skirt yokes of shirring.
Berthanf mechlin lace. La France
roses.
Mrs. Beauregard Tim.nons re-
turned ON Saturday last from the
hospital in Charlotte. Her friends
are happy to know that she is very
much improved in health.
Mrs. Sarah Collett and her
daughters, Misses Sue aid Sallie,
moved Oh yesterday into the pretty
cottage home oD Main street which
they recently purchased. All
Edge6eld welcomes them.
Mr.. Charles r. Dobson came"up
from Augusta and spent Saturday
and Sunday with his mother. The
broad smile that was seen upon his
face is accounted for in the fact
that Charles r. Dobson, Jr., arrived
at his home few days ago.
As result of the tent meeting
Misses Bessie Reece and Emma
GrifinNoi the Baptist church
on Sunday evening last and they,