Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-10-25
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Old Homestead Quartette
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Old Honest ad Quartette in
opera house this evening.
Tickets for the Old Homestead
Quartette are on sale at the store
of Mr.. c. E. May.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.J. Minis spent
Sunday last q: the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. W..D. Ready, near John
ston.
Mr.. Joceph Brunson came up
from Aikanto attend the funeral
of his niece, Miss Lucretia Brun-
son, on Saturday last.
Mr.. w. w. Sheppard who until
recently has been located in
jacksonville, Fla, has teen c. M
missioaed as captain in the regu-
lar army.
Miss Matte Minis accompanied
by Miss Lena Atkinson, came up
from Republican where she is now
engaged in teaching, to spend Sun
day.
Mrs. W. o. Wbatley, who re-
sides near Collier, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Edgefeld as the
guest of her sister-ia-law, Mrs. G.
D. Minis.
Mrs. Joseph Kinard: who is re-
siding now in Bamberg, arrived
on Friday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Emma Marsh, and sister,
Mrs. r. N. Bailey.
Mr.. Henry Kearsey was visitor
in our town for several days last
week. He has host Of friends in
this community where he spent
his years of boyhood and early
manhood.
Sunday mex; being the fifth
Sunday there will be 10 preaching
in town except at the Presbyterian
church. A special service will be
conducted on Sunday NOR ing by
Rev. T. P. Burgess.
Miss Stella Walker leaves today
to participate in the gayetles and
festivities of Fair week in Colum-
bia. About the first Of November
she will go to Charleston to spend
the winter then there will be
weepi9g apd wailing in Edgefeld.
Messrs. Jones & Son sell one-
horse and two-horse Ollver-Chilled
plows. also carry full supply of
all parts for repairs. The name.
"Oliver-Chllled" occupies the top
most round when it comes to real
merit ard worth.
Mr.. ). Berrien Walker who
travels the entire south for large
New York clothing manufacturer
spent the latter portion of last.
=wee kin r Id wit j IN rs. !N al
BIZ saia III ssi
present tresid ling with C;apt and
Mrs: G.. Eva 3
Miss Lillian Smith writes Edge
field friends that she is greatly
pleased with her school near Will
liston. Sheis boarding in a de-
lightful home aud is very happily
situated, all of which Will make
her stay from home pleasant and
facilitate her school work.
Mr.. James A. Zimmerman has
been engaged as salesman by Mes
srs. Jones & Son, and will be
pleased to have his friends call on
him He can supply thoir needs
IN groceries, hardware, plantation
supplies, ETC., a. rock bottom
prices.
Mrs. Martha Strom, lady Of
wide influence in her community
and who is one of the pillars of
old Gilgal church, spent Thursday
and Friday last in Edgefeld
visiting her daughters, Mesdames
j. T. Pattison aud J. VIM. Thur:
mond, and sister, Mrs, ] !. A. White.
':;;hen in Augusta call upon the
old reliable clothing house of /.
c. Levy. Thsy carry a tremendous
stock and can fit any size man
with any size purse. The stock Of
this large firm consists of depend :
able clothing-from the staples
to the most stylish novelties.
Rev. c. E. Burts, Messrs. W. B.
Cogburn, o. Sheppard, A. S..
Tompkins aad H. w. Dobey will
represent the Edgefeld Baptist
church at the Union meeting
which ccnvenes with Bethany
church on Saturday and Sunday
next.
When you have an opportunity
of ENJOYING two hours Of whole
soms, helpful, pleasant entertain
ment, such as they afforded by the
Old Homestead Quartette, do not
consider the cost Of admission. 1t
is m:re bagatelle when compared
with the benefits derived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Marshall
Feltham stopped over IN Edgefeld
for severafdays while en- route
from Waycross, Ga, the home OF
Mr. Feltham's g parents, to Green
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