Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-07-15
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Timely Tersey. Truly Told To The Thinking Thousands
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In order to get rid Of the germs
in ice cream boil it and serve
while hot.
The rains descendeth, the foods
cometh, the grass groweth, the crops
drowneth and the farmers bewall-
eth.
After a vacation of several weeks
Miss Minnie Lanham is again at
her post Of duty at the Hart dry
goods establishment.
Handsome young John Mlltol:
Bell, of Parksville, came over on
Friday last for his sister, Miss
Nettie Bell, who had been attend
ing the GUNNER school.
After spending several weeks in
Greenwood visiting relatives, MRS.
Ida F. Sheppard returned on Fri
day last accompanied by her
bright and pretty little grand
daughter, Floride Miller.
Now is the time to use lime and
white-wash. The man who uses
the whitewash brush freely
about his premises adds fifty per,
cent TO their healthfulness and
to the beauty of their appearance.
Ms, David Lopez, lady of
unusual culture and refinement
and one of Atlanta's "four hun
dred," is visiting at the home CT
Mrs. j. Rerrien' Walker. Mrs Lopez
is accompanied by two beautiful
little children.
Miss Rhett Sheppard has been
visiting friends in Nebwerry where
she was entertained in most
charming manner by having par
ties, dances, etc., given IN her
honor.
Miss Annie Durisoa and Master
William Griffin Durisoe, daughter
and son of Mr.. John Durisoe, who
wasborn andreared in Edgefeldbut
resides now in Washington, D. G.,
are visit ing Mrs. Mamie Griffin
and Mr.. and Mrs. D R. Durlsoe.
Mrs. Ella S. TompkiEs and
Miss Grace have gone to Knox
vile. They will return via Salu-
da, N. c., the popular summer re-
sort, where they will spend some
time.
We greatly miss the sweet vocal
and instrumental music and sere-
nades of the three pr,tty and &C
complisbed young teachers who
boarded near our home in Bun
combe while attending the summer
school. "Faith," "Hopo" and
"Love," these three being Misses
Matte Lyon, Nettie Bell and Cor
ris Elkins.
Mr.. d. T. Gficu has laid aside
business fora ten days rest, hav-
ing joined Mrs. Grice and the
children at Sha on, Ga, the home
of Mrs Grice's parents. So de-
lightful is The climate and country
round about Sharon that we shall
expect to see them all return with
rosy cheeks and with consdiera.
BILE gain in avoirdupoia.
A soap manufacturer, who never
used sign boards, etc., as means
of advertising, on being asked why
he did newspaper advertising al
together, said: SIN my experience
I have found that the man who
does't read the newspaper never
uses SOAP" and we guess ne was
about right.
Says an exchange: ga young
lady wants to know how to make
not enough out of the WORD
enough. That is easy. l, is done
by transposing them into two
words. Take the third, second anc
first letters for The first word, thu
sixth, fourth and fifth for the sec
ond, and you have something tina
is not enough for any lady"
The many friends of DR.. L. r
Gwaltney and Miss Mareie Gwalt
ney will be panied to know tn
latter is very critically i'll will
typhoid fever. She was taken sicl
at Gainesville where she was at
tending the summer school but ha
been removed to their home il
Rome. Tho sympathy and prayer
of their Edgefeld friends are wit
them in this trying hour.
The wife of a Wichita, Kansa
man makes him wear tucks in hi
night-gown, trimmed with pin,
ribbon, 30 that the baby won
know the difference when h
walks the floor with it at might
The Edge6eld fathers will say W
ought not to have put this ne'
, idea into the heads of the Edge
: field mothers.
Il The life of Mr.. E. H. Talbel
was insured in the New Yor
Life Insurance company, whicl
is represented in Edgefeld by MI
James T. Minis. Within tw
weeks from the death of Mr.. Tal
bert Mr.. Minis received a chec
IL. eooo of Tho pn1io1y nina q