The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Picked Up Here and There and Grouped for
Advocate Readers,

Mrs. Bub CAN'T, Of Monetta. was
here last week.
Mr.. nj. ). Cunter went to Augusta
Tuesday on business.
Master John Shullcr visited fri ends
in Columbia last week.
1t pays to advertise in The Advo-
cate. Try it and be convinced.
Mrs.L d. CAN'T. of Monetta, was
here on shopping tour last week.
The t!ome and Farm and tn" Bates
b"rg Advocate one year for $l.20
Mrs. james Jones, of Wards, is Wis
i,ing her father, Mr.. j. i. Jones.
Miss Emma Horn, OF Ridg, Srring,
was among the shoppers last week
DR.. f. .. Ridgell list week began to
ship asparagus to the Northern mar
kets
Mr.. Edwin Folk Strother wet Over
TO Lexington Oh professional business
Monday.
Miss Daisy Edwards and Miss Minnie
Crouch, of Leesvillr, spent Friday ID, re
with relatives.
Mrs. Buster and daughter, Miss Es-
t-lle, of Mt. Willing, visited relatives
here last week.
Mis-. Zana Zimmerman, Of Edgefleld,
was the guest Of Miss Ina Weiss Hart
ley few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. 7. Lewis. Of John
ston. visited DR.. and Mrs. w. ". 1im
norman here last week.
The Saturday Evening Post had a
new agent here last week. And the
papers went like hot cakes.
Messrs. j. B. Suddath, j 81. Merchant
aud j. c. Drafts, OF Saluda county.
were i'm town one day last week.
Mr.. Tommy Williams, of Columbia, {,
but WIN has been i'm Florida for some
time. was on our streets last week.
The St. Louis Republic, twice each
week, the Farm Visitor and the Bates
burg Advocate each week. all for Sl.2a.
Mrs. Shuler and Miss Moida Hodges
went to Broad Marsh Saturday. Miss
Hennie Towi!l accompanied them back
home.
We are Offering two fine clubbing
combinations. Take advantage Of
either. You alse get a chance at our
s?9 buggy.
Miss Mary Eliza Fox, who is attend
ing toe College Tor Women at Colum
bia spent the Easter holidays with
the h Jmefolks.
Mr.. John Fox left last week for Con
cord, n. c., where nc vii! be CONNIE e1t-
ed with one of the large business
houses there as boukkeeper
Messrs ]. T.. Buzhardt and c. f
Craven the popular mi men of Wards,
visited our town Saturday. They had
ana nf their mills harmed Friday
night. 1t was set on fire by lightning.
Rural Free ID livery Route No. l
from Batesburg, with Will A. Rawl as
rBrrier. began operation last Friday
The Adyocate visits many of the good
people along tht route and hopes IT
will not be long before 1t will go INTO
every home on the route.
Our scbsc-ibers are not falling to
take advantage OF the clubbing oilers
>r are making. The st. Louis Repmb
lie twice each week for a year, i0i
copies, the Farm Visitor nifty two
times each year and TIE Advocate 5l
tunes yeal-207 papers year all
fOa $l.25, in advance.
Mrs w. w. Kneece died at her home
Tuesday morning at Mlddlebnrg Mills,
The deceased was the wife of our
townsman, Mr.. Wardlaw kneece, who
has the sympathy Of many friends IN
his bereavement. Three children and
the husband survive her.
Rev. f. II. Hodges preached appro-
pirate sermons on Easter Sunday nj
st, Johns church, Batesburg, IN the
Iorning and at Ridge Spring ir the
afternoon The toral DECORATIONS
were simple and UeaI.tiful-the music
excellent. The offerings, amounting
to little over 800, WAS applied to
missions.