Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-11-16

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Aiken last week. Il
Mrs. G.. w. Thurmond is visi-
ting at he home of her son, Hon.
J. VIM Thurmond. :
Mrs. Orlando Sheppard and U
Mrs. w. E. Lott were smcng the !
visitors to Johnston from our
city last week
Mr.. Paul Cogburn is Dew in t
the employment of the Southern 8
Express company. running be- '
tween Columb bia and Augusta.
Ono man has been heard to say '
that be did not vote for "them bi- q
ennial sessions, cause once year
is often enough for the legislator 8
to meet".
Rev. C. E. Burts oficiated at
the marriage of Miss Corinne /
JSearson and Mr.. John Buford At n
lkinson at Allendale on Wednes- Y
day evening. 2
Better call at Mr.. C. E. Mays
store early to-day and secure :
seats for the entertainment to :
be given in TIE opera house this =
evening. The choice seats will be y
taken first. =
Mr.. ". E. Ho!ston, who holds II
the lucrative position of travel
irg representative of the Inde- n
pc ldant Cotton Oil company, OF :
Augusta spent Sunday in Edge
field.
The beautiful chrysanthemums, :.
upon which so many lovers of q q
flowers delight to feast their eyes :, T.
at this season of the year, are y
smaller than usual, which is due a a
to the long and excessive drought. !
Encourage Mr.. C. E. May in !,
his .fforts to give the people of !, l.
Edgefeld high class amusement "
and entertainment by going out q
to hear Mr.. Edward P. Elliott in 4
the opera house this Wednesday, n
evening.
Mrs. A. A. Glover is spending o,
some time in Aiken as the guest =,
of Mrs. C. A. Brunson. For many W
months Mrs. Glover mas been in f. f.
delicate health and her friends a. -
hope that the change will prove o,
very beneficial to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Tillman +,
Jr., will close their country home Il
"Edgewood", and reside in Wash r,
ipgton, D, c., during the winter. " v,
Mr.. Tillman being the private 8,
SECRETARY of bis father, Senator - -
Tillman, it becomes necessary for il
him to be at the national capital !,
while congress isin session.
If it is hard work for you to a.
pay the small premium for car
rying LIFE INSURANCE, how
will your family be able to pay
the necessary bill for food and CT
clothing when deprived of your y
projection? Come and tell me. IL
NJ. F. SHERFESEE. al
The best record in picking cot p
ton for the season about to close &c
was made by seventeen-year-old P
lad Lear Cowpens. His nimble fin
gers bagged 602 pounds of the :
Aeecy staple from sunrise to sun -
set. Enough of such human ma ~ ~
chimes would almost put the pat. -
ented cotton picking machine, q
were it success, out Of business. n,
Miss Mary Holstou, who ia IL
teaching very successfully the OF
school at Golfers, spent Sunday p
in Edgefeld with her mother. 10
Miss Mary is we'll equipped for
her duties as teacher and we are :,
confident that. the patrons will be ., .,
we'll pleased with her work. She ~ ~
is boarding at the home of Mr.. A. ~ ~,
A. Edmunds. =,
The ladies from the Edgefeld W
association who attended the Wo. st
mans Missionary Union in Lau- W "
rens last week are lavish in their o.
praises of the hospitality of the u
good people of that progressive a
Piedmont town. They imbibed
much enthusiasm FROM that great n
body of Christian women, which O.,
will he impaired to the members
| of their home churches.
Mr.. Edward P. Elliott, the b
noted impersonator, of Boston, Y
and a gentleman who has delight te
ed thousands of cultivated audi o
tors all over the American CONT ri
nent, captivated large audience II
last night. With such a story, with O
so practical moral, and so ver- b
satile an artist. this pleasant b
evening will lingor long in the =
minds of the members of the Star g
Course. .-Lynchburg IVA. id. v
vance. b
Mr.C. E. May exercised splen-
did Judgment in selecting the at
fractions for the lYceum course. p
The two that have been given n
rank easily among the best enter Il
tainments Of their kind that have 8