Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-04-15
PARKSVILLE.

Dear ADVERTISER: Well it hal
stopped raining low and we are
having spring weather. Farmers
are all busy now, for they are
behind with their work. Oats are
looking fine now.
On last fifth Sunday l had the
pleasure of entertaining "Sol" and
i,Incognitus". In spite of the hard
rain we enjoyed the day. Yes,
Incognltus, 1 have secretary, but
it seems to nae that you are trying
to take her from me. But do not
for I am sure I could not get along
without her at present. You 60 to
Capt. BIS.
Mrs. Mary Middleton is still
very sick. Her three daughters
Mrs. Rich, Mrs. L. G. Bell and
Mrs. DR.. Bell, are apxlously await
ing at her bedside. Her sob, Mr.
P. E. Middleton, was with her g
part of last week.
On last Friday night the follow.
irg officers were elected by the
Reading club for the ensuing quar-
ter: Mr.. T. G. Talbert, Pres.
Daniel Bell, Vice-Pres.; Mr.. De.
Witt Wilkins, Sec.; DR.. D. A j.
Bill, Critic; Prof. J. E. Grim,
Asst. Critic, and Misses Carrie Tai
bert and CarS;e Elkins, with
Messrs. J. H. Elkins and S. T.
Garnett to furnish the music. Our
society is now in a fourishing
condition, but when all of our
young people get home we expect
o better attendance.
Miss Ella Parks left last Sun.
day for Spartanburg, where she is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Boyd.
Cadet James G. Parks, of Glenn.
son college, is on visitto his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Parks.
Mr.. Jim Stone left Thursday fo1
the Bethany section, where he and
Miss Dedie Stevens were to be
married at 3 o'clock in the after
noon. We hear that they expect
to make Parksville their future
home. We W. leone them.
DR.. James Dobey, who has been
confined to his room on account of
mumps, is out again, we are glad
to say.
Mrs. Mary Pourifoy is on the
sick list. We hope for her speedy
recovery.
Miss Emmie Bussey, who baa
been teaching school at Plum
b ancb, spent few days this week
with her aunt, Mrs. ]. G. Morgan.
She has now gone to her home in
Pelzer.
Little Marie Blackwell was quite
sick few days last week, but has
now recovered.
Miss Emma Mcdonald, who has
also been sick, is out again.
We have not heard from "Sol"
in some time. Guess it is because
his wife is away and he is busy
cooking.
Mr.. L. F. Dorm has wheat and
oats we'll headed. He had a bou-
quet at the Reading club last night
and gave it to the vice-president
after the society adjourned.
MI. 55ohn Brunson, Jf., of Sa.
vannah, visited his parents here
this week.
rgauu mere as assAsHaas shsSsABoY. Boy.
! : $ gy body here is very busy, even
the school tots, who are on donbla riI
duty preparing for the commence.. me5
In spite CT the abundance Of
ain the farmers here are far aJ-
'ancea with their work. ~
Inc grain around here is LOOKING
me. 1t t, has not been attacked bv
he deadly fly that has visited 9th,
sections. Perhaps the rain wash.
4 them off. "A'
"school Boy" has certoir,n
lopted a good resolution and I
'pe ne will abide thereby, as T
I'VE W been doing.
The school children are rebears-
g daily for the commencement
Dr.Charley e. Dorm, of Charles.
., spent a few days here last F.
ek with his "chum", Mr.. G. D. =,
Ar; r.: J. T. Middleton, and his sis.
, MISS Tommie. spent last Sun an
= in Parksville visiting Mra M,
ry Middleton. VIC A'
lr. P. G. Middleton and Mrs
tile Rich visited their mother FIJI
}. Mary Middleton, of Parks cas- Gas
:, ]; iass week. l hear that Mrs. y
lalston q s19I is quite ill, but hope -.
is isl better st ere this writing. 70
iss Myra Butler has recovered .,
! her recent illness. lJ0)
r: J. D. King, accompanied bv
lille son and daughter, will