Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-10-04
Ed dqeffiield 81 Adv eetiser
WEDNESDAY, : OCT. 4,asG5.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Send your orders for footprint
ing to the ADvERr1sER office.
Mr.. James T. Bacon returned
on Monday after delightful 30.
journ of some weeks at hot
Springs, Va.
Miss Lucille Mobloy, -one OF
Jobnston's prettiest blondes, was
the euest of Mrs. w. =. Lott on
Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Ready and
chiidred&Here guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. B. Hill on Saturday and
Sunday last.
Mrs. Annie Holeten of our town
epeent last week witE her sister,
Mrs. John w. Spann, who resides
near the thriving town OF Leesvllle
Tbs state convention of the W.
CT. U.'will be held at Johnston
on:October the 21-22.2S-24. Edge
fisld will send q large delegation.
DR.. j. 7. Pattison is having a
beautiful piazza erected around
tha entire front of his residence,
which greatly enhances its appear
anee,
For genuine, refined, elevating
humor Ralph Bingham is without
8 peer. His annual tours OF the
south are always hailed with the
keenest delight by large audlencef'
The ordinance of baptism was
very beautifully administered to
Misses Eileen Ouzts and Kate
Pattison on Wednesday evening
last at the Baptist church.
Miss Bertha Morgan, niece OF
Hon. J, Wm, Thurmond. is board
ing at his home and is taking
course in stenography aid type
writing a. the 8. g. G. /.
All roads--railroads ana dirt
roads-lead to Augusta this week.
The Savannah Valley Fair is in
: full blast ard thousands have been
attracted to our sister city across
the river. Edgefeld is represented
by a very large delegation.
Our friend Bud Russell says
that Will Cogburn'a boy throws
rocks at him so vigorously that he
cannot any longer go up Main
street to go home unless be is
aboard the "belt linep car.
Edgeaeld young ladies are in
demand:a teachers, Miss Lillian
Smith, who is a full graduate OF
the S. g. C, l., has been engaged
to teach the school at Mercatus,
near Wllliston, 8. G..
Mre. DR.. E. G.. Smith came
up last week from Williston to the
opening of the college. bringing
her daughter Nadeen with herto.
Sentsr:the college. While in Edge,
field Efrs, Saith was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs, B, B. Jones.
The inimitable Ralph Bingham,
4 who needs no introduction to an
Edge6eld audience, will give one
of his characteristic entertain
ment1 ip tAe RdgeReld opera house
on Monday evening next, the 9th
inst, ].
Mr.. Henry Cooper spent Sunday
last with Mrs, J. @. Cogburn who
vas severely scslded recently ir
the face while. canning some toma-
toos. At AFst it was feared that she
had loat both eyes: but it is low be-
lieved that the sight of her eyes
has not been injured,
We publish the County Treas
prer'e potice IN this issue. The
only change from last year is that
the state lew ig ope half mill
higher than last year. DO not for
get that you must pay tax on
your dog: The treasurer has no
right to waive it.
1t is true that our young friend
Will Cogburn writes q great deal
of insurance but that is not what
makes him wear such broad smiles
just now. The real reason is be-
cause Master William Benjamin
Sheppard Cogburn has become an
inmate.of the home and partner
in the business:
The chief topic of conversation
in Edge6eld's social world is the
marriage of Miss Curran Hartley,
Que Of o9r pre.tieet and best be-
loved yaRng ladies': The following
isac9Ry Of the INVITATIONS that
have been issued.
"Mrs. Mary Bates Hartley re-
quests the honor of your presence
ut the marriage Of her daughter,
Curran> Maude, to Mr, Percy Mar
pball F'eltham, on Tuesday even
ing, gctehef the tenth, nineteen
hundred and fye, at half after
eigbt o'clock. At home, Edge field,
S6Hth Carolina,"
Our Iron BEDS hare been ad-
HiTed Yall WHO have seen them---