Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-08-12
Miss Mamie Lake arrived on
Friday last to spend some time in
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Miss Mamie Lake arrived on
Friday last to spend some time in
Edgefeld.>
Now is the time to plant adver
tisements if you want a good crop
of fall business.
Miss Sallie Carwile is visiting
at the home of her brother, Gen.
Thos. w. Carwile.
The ground was staked off and
dirt broken for the college build
ing Monday afternoon
Miss Eliza Minis is spending
fortnight in Grovetown, Ga, with
her cousin, Mrs Eva Weinges.
Capt. S. NJ. Rice, after gaining
several hundred pounds at Glenn
Springs, returned on Friday last
and re resumed his duties as conduc-
tor.
The annual protracted meeting
is being held at Stevens Greek this
week. The pastor, Rev. L. B White,
is being ably assisted by Rev. Geo.
". Bussey.
Mrs. E. C. Winn is spending
the week at her old home and is
attending the protracted meeting
which is being conducted at Reho-
beth by Rev. j. I. Little; e;oln.
Rev. P. P. Blalock, assisted by
Rev. ohu A. Holland, conducted
very successful protracted meet
ing at Berea last week, which re-
suited in five additions to the
chu rch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Ouzis are
at the home of Nj. and Mrs. James
Thompson during their absence
and upon their return Mr.. and
Mrs. QUITS will bogiu house keep,
ing instead of Loarding.
Mr.. "A. S. Te mpkins, accomp.-
MED by tce younger children, is
sojouruing at the home of her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. NJ. n. Holstein,
Of Monetta. Mr.. Tompkirs join
ed them Oh Sunday.
The Hussars, fifty strong, with
Capt. N. G. Evans in command.
left on Monday afternoon for the
encanpment at Camden. They will
probably break camp and return
Oh Saturday next.
Mr.. j. P. Whatley, a good citi-
I'm and prosperous farmer, of the
Cl-ora section, paid US a pleasant
call OH Saturday last. lie reports
crops very good in his section,
having improved wonderfully
since the rains set in.
We direct attention to the new
advertisement of Miss Mary Bu-
ford She is selling all millinery
goods at and below cost. You
can't afford to miss this sale.
Lightning struck Mr.. w. B.
Penn's country home recently
while he was at dinner. No serious
damage was done, however. He'd
better get somebody out there to
take care of him-to keep the
and spooks off him.
Miss May Walker, of Pleasant
Lane, who was a regular attend
ant upon the recent summer
school, havil g be- II offered several
good positions, has decided TO ac-
cept The school above Pleasant
Lane, ard will board at the home
of Mr.. G. Nj. Tin norman.
What about your turnip patch,
have you planted yet? Give il
your immediate attention if YOU
have not already done so. Tur-
nips in season are delightful for
table use and they can with prom!
be fed to stock. There is nothing
better for cows and sheep.
Mr.. S. A. B"unson is now filling
the place at thu Cobb dry goods en-
porium made vacant by the re-
tircmeut of Mr.. KenEerly. Mr..
Brunson has clerked for MIR. Cobb
1T intervals for several years and
his friends are glad to know that
he is to be there permanently now.
Miss Grace Tompkins returned
on Thursday last after six weeks
trip to Knoxville, Asheville, Hen
dersorville, Saluda, n. c., and
other places. Miss Grace reports
having mad pleasant trip. No
more delightful region could b"
visited at this season than that
through which she travelled.
Misses Lille Sheppard and Lu-
cy Dugas, DR., A. Fl. Corley, Mes
sers. Luke May aid Walter Shep-
pard attended u neighborhood
barbecue at Dr.. w. f. Prescott's
on Friday last. Nothing is more
pleasant than these neighhorhood
gatherings where friends and rel
atlves meet for days outing.
Genial end handsome J. Frank
Fair, who has developed into
prominent business man of Allan
ia, has been spending week in
Edgefeld with the home folks.
Franks fripnds-and everybody
in EdgeGeld is his friend-always