Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-03
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Miss May Walker, of Pleasant
Lane, Is visiting Miss Bessie Ouzts.
Misses Matte aid Belle Har-
ling, of Pleasant Lane, are spend
ing some time at the home of their
brother, Mr.. W. H. Harling.
Miss Eva Wates, of Modoc, .
former student of the S. c. c. j.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. A.
Glover.
Miss Maggie Jones, of the Anti
och section, is spending several
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Dorm.
Miss Eva Miller, of Tronton, haa
been spending week in Edgeheld
as the guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
Luther Jones.
The Rev. T. P. Lide was enter
|.tained, during his stay in Edge
field, at the home of Mr.. ard Mrs.
J. w. Peak.
What affords more pleasure to
the neople of Edgetield, town and
county, than the annual S: c. c.
I. commencement ? Nothing, ab-
solutely nothing.
Miss Julia Allen, who has taught
the Rainsford school for the past
two years, returns today to her
home in Florence, much to the re-
gret of her large circle of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Dobey, OF
Aiken, accompanied by pretty lit
tie Miss Lima, attended the com
mencement, in which their son,
Mr.. Fred Dobey, took prominent
part.
Mr.. J. H. Bouknight, tho farmer,
bank president and all-round sue
cessful man of affairs, brought 100
bushels of peas to the Edgeheld
market on Saturday last, selling
them very readily at rs cents per
bushel.
Our town was thrown into con-
fusion on Monday afternoon t'y
the burning of the Clubhouse OF
Judge w. F. Roath. The fire
resulted, presumably, from the
carleseness of smoker. Insur.
ance to the amount of 1915 was
carried on the building.
1t is with pleasure unalloyed
that we chronicle the complete re.
covery of our friend, MIR. Z. A.
Griffin, who for time was so near
deaths door. He came to his of.
fee on Monday for tee first time
in several weeks.
Msssrs. Ramsey & Jones have
one, only one, Osborne mower tina,
they will sell for $35. which is S5
less than factory cost. The first
man to plank down the cash gets
the mower.
Mr.. Samuel Tannahill, the semi.
or member of the old and reliable
firm, Day & Tannahill, of Angus
ia, spent Saturday last in Edge
field. he received q cordial greet
/ ing, especially from those OF the
older generatio2s.
Rev. John A. Holland, the relia.
BILE piano tuner and music dealer,
came down from Ninety Six and
put all of the S. C. CT. pianos in.
a first class condition for the coma
nencement. Drop him t. card
when your piano needs tuning
His price is very low and his work
always gives satiafaction.
Doubtless hundreds of veterans
will assemble along with the sons
and daughters of veterans to hear
the eloquent words of S. McG'
Sinking, Esq, as ha addresses the
Daughters of the Confederacy this
afternoon at Johnston on the oc'
casion of the csle bration OF the
birth day of Jefferson Davis.
Three very pretty and popular
Young ladies Of Parksvills atten.
ded the S. C. G. I. commencement
Misses Ella and Lsila Parks
daughters of Hon. w. r. Parks
were the guests OF Mrs. NJ: N
Cartledge and Miss Nettie Bell
daughter of Dr.. D A. ]. Bell, wat
the guest of Miss Rosa Strom.
On Tuesday evening ne1t, begin
ming at 7 o'clock, the members
of the Baptist sunday school vii
give a moonlight picnic in ths
Academy grove. Delightful re-
freshments will be provided .~1r
abundance. The members of tht
other Sunday schools of our towr
are very cordially invited to at
tend the picnic. Let all unite ane
: give The children and young peo
ple of all the schools a very plens
: ant occasion.
Col. F. N. K. Bailey ard Capt
? R. Is. Cain will ieays on Friday
after closing up all business O.
: the session just ended, for Clyde
~. c., where they will put th'
Skyland Home hotel in readiness
for the summer season which openI
on the 10th inst. This is al idea
summer resort and if you are con
templating vacation for rest ant
recreation 90 TO Clyde.