Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-04-06


alone.
Those who fail to attend The en-
tertainmeut of the Parker Concert
Company will regret it. Tickets
can ba had at the store of Mr.. G.
E. NAV. Reserved seats, SO cents,
general admission 80 cents aud stu
dents 25 cents.
The members of the Mission
Society of the Baptist church are
requested to meet on Friday after
noon at four o'clock. Those who
havee not, already sent in their
envelopes will please send or car
ry them to this meeting.
Miss Zana Zimmerman, the
beautiful and accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Zimmerman, came home on Sat
urday from the Columbia College
for Women to spend the Easter
holidays. returning on Monday
! afternoon.
Rev. j. P. Burgess preached q
very earnest and impressive ser
mon to The members Of Butler
Lodge I. O O. T. Oh Sunday even
Ing last at the Baptist church.
Not )nly tie members nf th4 DR.
der bul be uni!itiated as well
were ediied and qn'ckel.ed by this
eloquent dlscoursn.
AS soon as the curlaii was raised
on Friday eve ming last i'll the col
legn auditorium, il became evident
10 The delighted audience that
the beautiful entertainment was
| planned by an art ist who was aided
l,y those possessing superior tai
-nt. This was one of The prettiest
entertainments given in EdgeGeld
in long while.
Rev. J. r. Littlejohn, who is
Que of the hardest workers and
ranks among the leading pastors
of the county, was in Edgefeld
Oh Monday looking after the ma
terial fer the seats in the new
church at Red Hill. When these
are placed in position tn !: new
building will be complete through
out, >aady for the painters brush.
Mr.. T. Pcarce QUITS, who resides
now in the Antioch section bu,
descended from tine good old Ouzts
stock of M4riing Street, where ne
was born and reared. announces
himself this week as a candidate
for the Office of Coroner. He is a
young man, who if elected will dis
charge the duties of the Office ac-
captahly to the people, and W, be-
speak for him a corllio! reception
at their haDds.
Or. J. IT. Carmichael has re-
signed his position at the Penn
Drug Store n order TO engage at
an early day in the active prac-
licc Of medicine here in Ed geGeId.
Dir. Carmichael is no stranger to
our people, who have recognized for
years his skill and fitness for the
practice of his chosen profession.
He will remain at the Penn Drug
Store till Mr.. r. L. Dunovant the
popular and efficient manager, can
secure some one to fill his place.
Mr.. J. Tramp McManus. the one
who has lie distinction of break
ing the ICE Of the campaign and
setting The politica! ha! in motion,
asks the suffrage Of tho people in
the County T.easurers race. The
genial, joviaI kind-hearted Trapp
|'NcMonus needs no introduction
30 people Of Edgef Id county ut
our bands. They already know
him 10 be q God-fearing, upright.
man, who iscsteemrd the highest
>y those who l,!!oH, Inn bast
Should he he chosen by u maior:-
ty vote as the man who for Il 0
next two years is to handle the
! lieoal"s $ money no mistake Will he
made, for ~ is fully comnetent.
aal should he connit an error il
will b" one of judgment and not
Of the heart. Trapp McNIaa:s is
one of those men whom yo. can
bank on in ANY and every cxigen-
cy that may arise, being rs hon.
est as the days are long.
Saturday afternoon was an au
spicious occasion for the crowd Of
little folks who attenl,,the Kinder
garden. At 3 O'Clock this unusual
Iy pretty and attractive !>ety of
young innocents began to gather
at the Kindergarten room en-
10y their ElsLer party. n a
round ofmerrv games out o. ors.
they were invited in to part of
la feast of good things, go TO
iinGk III and good to eat. The :: X
tened room with candles upon the
beautifully decorated table gave a
iglowlng and beautiful effect to
/ the co!nrs of the room, aud aston
/ ished the little folks us they saw
what had been prepared for them
for tie first time. Among other
things were the butterfly. boxes aud
baskets. their own hai,diwork fill
ed with Easter eggs, painted with
| thair own HON lie o,,l oonorIl;,u -