The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-09
Newsy Notes From Aiken.

Mr. James f. Byrnes has Sheen ap
pointed court stenographes for the 2d
Judicial circuit for the term OF 1 year.
ON Memorial Day the pupils of thu.
Aiken Institute contributed SlS % to
the Hampton Memorial Fnnd
Dr. joel Wyman, OF Denmark, is Wis
iiing relatives here
The Baptist Sunday School will give
Their annual picnic on June 10th at
the Graniteville artesian we'll
Mr.. Is. Sherwood. OF New York. has
purchased the Wilson place, on Hayne
avtnue for s., SEQ and Will improve it
Mr. Evelvn Vincent has returned
| from school at New Orleans.
MISS Lucie Lorenzo has returned fr,m
teaching school at Huntsville.
Mrs j. u. Hammet and daughter.
Miss Sarah, of BlackvIlle, are VISITING
Dr. and Mrs. w. II. Teagke,
Mrs. ). Il. Norris left last week for
New York to visit her daughter, Miss
Ella Norris.
Miss Lailah Vincent of VarnviIle. is
VIs.tiAg relatives in the city.
MIR &. l.. Vincent and daughter of
NarnvilIc visited herr last week.
On account OF the absence or Mr !
j. Cunningham there has been some
changing IN the poStotiica. NJ. rom
Ilitson IS now general delivery clerk,
and Mr.. Earnest Thorpe mailing clerk.
Mr. Coward has been promoted to as
sistant postmaster.
Mr.. >. Henderson, Jr.. has re-
turned from Davidson College com
menCemcnt
Nj. Il. +. Bagby. of Wilmington \
G., Is visiting Mr.. Juhu G.. Hutson
Miss Bessie Alderman has returned
from Converse College for the vacation
Mr. Cnihbert Salley, of Sa'ley. had "A
sudden stroke ofapupleXy OH Nav 2S.
lie had gone on his usual rounds about
the farm and was taken sick aud died
in 30 minntas He Ieaves five brothers
MeSSrS. olin, Il. NJ, III NJ, ID. H., and
Jones Sally
Dr. II. Tasting, Wyman, has left rnr
Ashevlllc, y. c.. , To spsnd the summer.
Mr. r. q Tarrant has returned from
columbia. He attended the commence
lnent exercises of the College for
Women. His sister, Miss Matte. grad
uated this year.
Miss Bessle Alderman has returaed
nome from Converse College. Spartan
bnrg,
Miss Ella Croft is home from st.
Mary'S College, Raleigh, y. {.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Gyles and
daughter, have returned from n visit
ID relatives at BlackvIlle.
Miss Florence Powell is home from
the Presby yterian College at Columbia.
Miss Hess Ford attended the wedding
ol her niece. Miss Woodruff, in Charles
Aolq| ol|rl&!4t lat Tssk Sss ,,,,o
has gone to
SrSS JTdTTSI WITT = fssls--sy---
attending the Presbyterian College for
women at Columbia, returned Friday.
Last Thursday night was the first
night OF the commencement exercises
of the Aiken Institute. Pupils of the
Tenth aud Ninth Grades competed for
the metals. One was given by Hon.
ID. ;. and {. h. Henderson, the other
was offered by the trustees. Those who
entered the contest for the medals were
as follows: Misses Lena Holley. Whii-
hemlna Moseley, Jary Nc Carter, Ber-
tina Iharpe, Mary Crosand: MesSrs.
leGry Wise, Elmore Henderson, Hol-
brook X Lard, Robert HIT, Cha"les
Ashley Snd Marion Wyman The vic
torlOuS contestants Were Mr. Elmore
Henderson, for defamation and Miss
WhilhemiHa MOseiey for elocu ton,
Miss Mabel Gardner Is home from
Winthrop COLLEGE.
Mrs. +. : Rives has gone to st.
Matthews on account of the illness of
hrr brother.
MIR j. b. EubankS spent a while last
week in Columbia
Mrs. Wise. of Macon. Ga is visiting
Mrs j. \ RiveS
improvements are being added to
The George Smith place by MT Joseph
Hartman. Mr.. John LAIRD, Sr., has
the contract, which calls for SO 900
worth of improvements.
Mr.. James y. Wyman. OF Aiken, has
been admitted to the bar in Columbia,
condi;iona ly. He has been studying
law 1T the south Carolina College