Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-12-30
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What about your New Years
resolutions '?
Mr.. J. Davis May spert Christ
mas with his sister, Mrs. P. R.
Wates,sof Modoc.
Miss Eva Glover, of Batesharg,
is visiting relatives in Edgefeld
and attended the I,ott-Allen we'd
ding.
Mr.. Walter W. Wise, one Of
Trenton's leading young mer-
chan 3, was among the visitors in
our city OH Sunday last.
Mr.. James w. Thompson left
yesterday for Wilmington. N. c.,
where he will spend fortnight
with his sister.
Mr.. w. Fl. Turner, in very ap-
propriate words extends the sea-
sons greetings to the patrons of
the Corner Store. Read what be
says.
Miss Fannie Brabham and Mr..
B. Y. Proctor were married on
December 23rd at the home of the
brides father Rev. Nj. M. Brab.
ham, near Ninety Six.
MIR. w. H. Dorm, after year of
very hard work, is spending sever
al days resting and hunting and
recreatipg generally ct his fathers
home near Celestia.
Mr.. Lee Holmes, of Charleston,
son of A. Baron Holmes of blessed
memory, spent several days last
week at The home of lis unclr, Mr..
John B. Hill.
Little Miss Kathleen Glover, the
,,retty daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Glover, is spending a part of
her holiday vacation in Augusta
with her aunt, Mrs. DR.. j. e. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Parker, ac-
compauied by pretty Miss sallie
Parke: and other members of their
family, visited MIR. and Mrs. I.
Garrett Talbert of Parksviile, on
Saturday and Sunday last.
The dance which was given in
the opera house OH louday even
ing by the Cotilion .ub has been
pronounced a very brilliant sue
cess. There were number of
young people from a'ar in atten-
dance.
The Christmas tree given at the
residence of S. MEG. Sillkins, Esq.
for the children of the Episcopal
Sunday school was great success.
The very unique and beautiful tree
was designed and decorated by
Mrs. DR.. f. w. P. Butler.
Mr.. Frank Tompkins, who holds
8 lucrative railroad position al
Pittsburg, Pa, is visiting his
brother, Dr.. J. G. Tompkins. Be-
fore returning north Mr.. Tompkins
will visit his sister, Mrs. John R.
Tompkins, in Mobile.
The young men say that Mr..
Jas. B. Kennerly will not in fu-
lure spend his summer vacations
in Ninety Six as has been his wont
for several years in the past. If
you want 10 know why his plans
have been changed ask Luke May.
. The white enamel that has been
applied to the interior of the Bap-
tisf church has greatly improved
its looks ard when the handsome
new carpet is placed upon the floor
the appearance will be still further
enhaaced.
Mr.. j. H. Reel has moved from
his farm near Cleora to the Eichel-
be ger place in the western suburbs
of our town, which he recently pur-
chased from Mr.. ]. P. Addy. We
welcome mort heartily the coming
of Mr.. Reel and his family to live
among us:. -.
The latter part Of this week Mr..
). H. P. Roper will move to the
Reese place which he purchased
from Gen. M. C. Butler several
months ago. This place ID being
greatly improved by its new owner
and will in a few years be one Of
the most valuable small farms to
be found near Edgefeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Timmons
will move :his week into the Ad-
Olson residence to remain till early
spring:when they purpose Building
on their lot near Mr.. R. l.. Duno-.
wants. Mr.. J. T. McManus will
move into The house formerly oc-
cupled by Mr.. Timmons, which he
recently purchased.
Mr.. F. P. Walker, Jr., aud Miss
ellie Dorm we're happily married at
Loon ON Sunday last by Rev. P. P.
Blalook at the home of the BRIDES
father. Mr.. Mouson Dorm, near Nc
Kendree. The ADVERTISER ex-
tends congratulations to these
young people as they embark upon
life's voyage, wishing them a long,
useful und happy life,
Mrs. j, R, Cantelou and her very
bright and interesting children are