The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-06-02
Newsy Notes From Aiken.

Mr. Marion Lengriek, of Beaufort, is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Dora MayenhOfr is Wishing
friends in Charleston.
! Mr James kItchings. of G. Columbia.
Is visiting Mr.. j. u. McNair.
Mrs. L. B, Matthews and sons. Mr..
Robert and MasterP w. J-.. are Wis,
ting MIR. and Mrs. G.. p. Murray.
Mrs. NJ. f. Mangum and son. Frank.
VIII leave on the 10th for their home in
Boston, Mass. Her mother. Mrs G. f
Morrison, and grandson, will ion her
In Bost ton, and from there they will
go 10 Portsmouth, Me-
Miss Oieli and Miss Bergman left ON
Tuesday for the North.
Mrs. Nj. +. Chaire and two daughters
Misses Eulaiie and Matte, Spent a few
aaos last week the guests OF Mrs. III.
Doughty, Jr.
MI l.. j. Williams, of Edgelield. was
IN the city few days last week.
Mr. Hiram Jordan. who has been
qnIte sick, i out again.
Moster Edward Lengnirk. OF Beau
Tort Is visiting relatives here.
MIR. u Z. Brodie. a. Kitchings Mill.
was in the city last week.
Mrs. Ii. L. Gyles left Inst week for
White Pond TO spend the summer with
her parentsi
Miss Lydia and Mrs. III. f. Ravenel
have returned home from Dirien. GA
MIR. Thos. Hutson rs at nome after a
visit to Charleston.
Messrs. Henry Busch Jr., Alva Lo-
aenzo, g. o. Murray, Vincent Wyman.
John Burckhalter and Master Roy
Murray speIt Tuesday fishing in the
Edisto river
MIR. John Wade, of Mon.mer enci, was
IN Aiken last week
MIR and Mrs Albert Dozier Kean. af-
ter spending - pleasan mt visiu with rela.
uveS in the city have gone To Thorn
son, Ga.
delightful picnic was given by
Mr. and Mas. w. A. Giles .and Mr. and
Mrs. Il. III Rennie ut Piney Dell Payil-
ION on "Wednesday. The crowd consist
ed OF Graniteville and Aiken people.
Music was supplied by the Graniteville
string band for the dancers, Those
present were as follows: DorothyGyIqs.
Mamie Swearingep. Lois Reunie, Dir.
and Mrs Herbert T.. GyIes. of A ken
Mr. and Mrs Henry w. ScLroder
Mamie Cunningham. Messrs
Stephens, G b. Willis, F. B. Beaufort.
oi franiteville, Mr.. IreC lies, of Ander-
son, Mlssers. Louise and Ursula Blom-
berg, Bergman, Matte Staubes Cert
rude King, and Hattie Schaub: Messrs
Iarrant. Weathersbee, Ludlow, Cow
4 iinaA
Staubes, OF Aiken: Messrs Morrison
and Drake, of Augusta.
Mr.. w. =. OFT, formerly of the Kitch-
ihgs Mlil section, now merchandising
I'm Washington. Ga, is visiting rela-
tivrs in the city.
Miss Bell Dicks, of BIRMINGHAM AIs
Is visiting Mrs. |. NJ Eubanks.
Mr. Marion ~ nnIunrJ ,I,a
Braneh section. died on Tuesday as \
o'clock of paralysis. He is survived
by several children.
Mr.. Henry Henderson, who has been
attendirg college at Raleigh, n. c.. re-
turned home last Friday.
Mrs BUST, OF Charleston is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Edgerton at Mrs. C. T.,
Burchalter's, on Park aven.e.
We received the long wished for rain
ola Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. d. w Fowler Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. B. ii league.
MIR. John j Cunningham left On
thursday Tor his home in Massachusetts,.
Rev, r. ID. Jones is visiting relatives
in Columbus, Ca.
Rev. :. G.. Beckwith, of Richmond,
Va, has been here on n visit to his
family.
Miss Matte Cutler. of Kitchines
Mill, has returned hom- after pleas
ant visit TO Mrs, j. L McNalr.
MIR. ) NJ Richardson has accepted a
position here aS manager of the Pops
Clay Product Co.
Messrs. II. G. and ID. NJ. Blanding. of
sumter, are VISITING their father. Col.
j. ID. BlanGing.
Miss Envy Laird has returned from n
visit TO friends in Charleston.
MIR. III. H. Hall has just received a
handsome new soda water counter. 1t
cost IS per lineal foot
Mr. j w. Armstrong, of GEORGIA -
visiting his brother, Mr.. X. b. Arm
strong.
Captain Johu c. Hutson is visiting
relatives here.
MIR. James F. Byrnes has gone to
Sumter To resume his dusies as court
stenographer.
MIR. Nat Walker dIeG at his home at
LIngley last Tuesday, and wa, buried
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Richard Pennington, of the
knns section, died at the home of her
uauShter-In-law, Mrs Nose PeDning-
ION Her remains were laid to rest at
the Dontmerenci church
Mrs. NJ. f. Wharton of Eureka. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Bell, on
Colieton Venue.
Mrs. r. Bobo, of Eureka, is visit
ing relatives in the city.