Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-05-13

Miss Helen Sheppard is visiting
friends in our Capital City.
Some se,id advice comes from
our Falfa correspondent this week
Read and profit by it.
The home of DR.. and Mrs. j. T
Pattison has become brighter OIL
account of the advent of another
pretty daughter.
Mrs. -. Maxwell, of Green.
Vile, arrived last week in Edge.
field to be the guest of her sister
Mrs. J. c. Sheppard.
Tickets for the Kindcrgar-
ten entertainment will be on
sale at the office of DR. Geo
F Minis.
Mrs. Stuck and Mrs. Sweigert,o OF
Lexington county, the mother and
i ter of Mrs. Derrick, are visiting
at her home on Main street.
Rev. Mr.. Burgess and family
have removed to the Presbyterian
manss. The repairs and new coat
of paint have made it q very at
tractive cottage.
Rev. Warren Entzlringer, 0
Leathersby, Ga, stopped in Edge
field ere day last week while en-
route to the convention in Savan.
nah.
Mr.. J.G. Parks, of Edgefeld
county, now a student at Clemson
college, was the first alternate
from this Congressional District
in the recent contest for entrance
into the Naval Academy at Anna
polls.
Mrs. Glover, of Parksville. with
her twin grest-grand children
Marie aud Marion Morgan, visited
her grand daughter, Mrs. Charlie
Brunson last week.
Who in Edgeheld does not
want to see the Kindergarten
entertainment Friday even
ing =?
The Auf Wiedersehen Club will
hold their ssmi-monthly meeting
at th, home of Mrs. J. G. Shep-
pard this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Quite a number of veterans and
others from oul town and county
are attending the reunion in Co.
lumbia this week.
Mr.. Ross, of Columbia, the own
er and operator of the quarry, has
rented the beautiful residence OF
Mr.. M. G. Parker, on Columbia
street.
Misses Efie and Ellamays Allen,
Virginia Addison, DR.. A. H. Cor
ley and Mr.. L. Wigfall Cheath am
attended the card party given by
Miss Addie Hughes, of Trenton,
on Friday evening last in honor OF
her friend, Miss Scherper, of Beau.
fort.
On Sunday morning last Mrs.
Walter samuels and Mr.. B. Tim
mons Joined our Methodist church
and those who joined during the
revival services were baptised,
The two little children of Mr.. H.
P. Lowe were christened by tie
pastor who also christened the two
little ones of Mr.. and Mrs. B Tim
nous at their home on Wednesday
afternoon last.
Pittsburg is becoming the scene
of great activity. Machinery is
being placed in position and the
pumps have been running for
more than a week removing the
water from the quarry holes. A
large quantity Of lumber has been
purchased to erect the necessary
buildings. Soon the pay rolls will
begin. That is the part that con.
Germs Edgsfeld most.
The whole community of Edge.
field is indebted to Mr.. G. w
Davis, of the Methodist church, fo,
haying brought into our midst 9
man of such zeal, eloquence and
power as the Rev. Mr.. Yongue, OF
Springfield, S. c. His work among
US was benediction, which We
trust will bring to our town lasting
impressions for good. During
the series of meetings six person!
expressed their desire to unite
with the Methodist church, viz
Misses Emmie CARTRIDGE Sophie
and Lura Minis, Messrs. William
Perkins, Lewis Covar, and Maste'
Rogers Davis. Mr.. William Furs'
united with the Baptist church
and Miss Emma Seaton, of Peoria
Ill.,, who is visiting Mrs. Ralpl
Bailey, expressed her intention o
becoming a member of the Presby
terian church.
Miss Johnnie Sanders, who ha
been laboring fo' seven and a hal
years as a missionary of the Meth
odist church in Shanghai, China,
part of the time closely associated
with Miss June Nicholson, made
very interesting and instructiv
talk at the Methodist church Of
"Wednesday afternoon last. Mis-
islanders is from Union, S. c., an