Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-08-26
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Timely, Tersely, Truly Told To The Thinking Thousands
The work upon the college building
is progressing nicely.

The work upon the college building
is progressing nicely.
Mr.. Henry C. Watson spen
Friday in augusta on business.
Rev. P.P. Blalock is assisting
Rev. G.. H. Burton in protractee
meeting at Bethel this week.
DIR. j. G. Tompkins has purchased
the home of DR.. L. R. Gwaltney ir
Buncombe and will move thereto abol
January lst.
Messers. Ramsey & Jones solo
eight buggies and wagons Oh Sat
urday last. iThey adTertlse-l'
pays.
The Edgefield Mercantile Compan!
has purchased the Norris warehouse
over nenr the depot, from which thell
wholesale trade will be supplied.
The younger of the "smart sets
enjoyed a straw ride on Tuesday
evening last. A jollier set reve'
went upon pleasure lark.
Edgefield real estate is in demant
at good prices. More than .Sl6,W
worth has changed hands within thlr
ty days. The boom is on.
Rev. P.B .Lanh am preached a
Horns Greek on Sunday Afternoon
last. 1t is probable that he vii
be called to serve the church.
Miss Zana Zimmerman, who II
quite q favorite III Edge6eld, il
visiting ct the home of her aunt
Mrs. w. F. Dobey, in Aiken.
Little Miss Hattie Lou Brunson
the only daughter of Mr.. Waite
P. Brupson, is spending scm'
time with her aunt, Mrs. Hattie
Lanham.
Misses Maggie Bonnett anc
Villa Sawyer, of Ridge Spring
are visiting in Edgtfield at tn
home of their cousin, Mrs. N. nj
Jones.
Mr.. M. Toney, of Johnston, &C
companied by his beautiful ant
very accomplished daughter, Mis-
Hattie Toney, spent Friday after
noon in our city.
Miss Hessie Frazier, the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James D. Frazier, who reside in
Atlanta, is spending some time
with her uncle, Mr.. John B. Hill
We regret that our estee mec
friend, Mr.. w. T. Walton, ant
where is the person who, knowing
hira, does not esteem him, has hat
a backset. Everybody hopes 10
his speedy recovery.
Tickets for the Chiquola Clu|
entertainment will be on sale a
the office of Mr.. G. A. Griffin
Reserved seats 35 cents, genera
admission 25 cents.
Mrs. Annie Lyon and daughter
Mrs. Annie Hollingshead, of Au
gusta, have been spending severa
days in Edgefeld at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. May.
When you want choice perfum
cry and high class toilet articles
the best on the market for th!
money, call 1T The Penn Drue
Store. Read about them in thei
new locals this week.
The provident house wife vii
can all the tomatoes that can b.
had. The impression prevails
that camel tomatoes will be ver1
high during the winter months.
The popular and efficient assist
ant cashier Of the Farmers Bank
Mr.. w. H. Harling, is taking
much needed rest, visiting his oil
home and relatives in the Mount
ain creek 81 ction.
Speaking of training children
does any one know of a trainln
school for parents2 Some o
Edgefeld's fathers and mother
should become m atriculates of
school for parents.
Miss Viola Bodie, one of Ward
prettiest helles, is spending som
time with Mrs. J. E. Hart. Dul
ing former visits to Edgefeld sh
has made many friends who a
ways welcome her.
Misses Grace, Julia and Kat
Tonlpkins, a trio of Edgefeld
prettiest and most popular youn
ladies, accompanied by Mr.. S. N
Smi.u, Jr., are spending the We
in Abbeyilie as the guests of Mis-
Virginia Graydon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Holland,
Trenton, came up on Monday al
had their square in the village cen
etery beautifully cleaned Of
There are other non-residents WI
should follow the example set t.
them.
Water from the famous Lo'
Spring at Gaffney is being bottle
and placed upon the markc
Possibly this water would have
wholesome effect upon some
Edgefeld's bachelors, causll
their 'tancy to lightly turn
thoughts of love-:
Misses Cleora and Lucret
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