Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-05-03
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Saluda OIL lueeday on pIOlesslcilai
business.
A. S. Tompkins, Esq, was call.
cd to Charlotte on business on
Friday last.
The Edgefeld FIRE laddies are
valiant fghters-the redoubtable
little Japs can't hold them
light.
Mrs. w. N. Vines-nee Miss
Ivy Henderson, of Aiken-who is
lady Of surprising culture an d
refinement, visited her college
friend, Miss E6ie Sheppard, last
week.
Who is it that does enjoy the
luxury of a hammock. See ours.
EDaEF1DLD MERCANTILE COMPANY.
Miss Matte Lyon, who is as
amiable and lovable as shu is
beautiful, closed her school near
Wedgefeld in Snmter county on
Friday last and Gas come home
to spend the summer vacation.
Some old gardeners say look
for frost on the 10th of May. We
are constrained to believe, how
ever, that the weather man will
not visit any more ice and frost
q pom us until we shall have pass
ed tho idss of October.
Rev. B. P. Mitchell, Messrs. J.
C. Morgan aud L. F. Dorm, who
are always faithful in the dis
charge of every duty that devolves
upon them in Christian work,
stopped in Edgefield while en-
route to the Union meeting at
Horns Greek.
TO the ladies of the churches
that compose the Edgefeld Bap-
list association all roads will load
to Rcd Hill church on Tuesday
next. And tho good. people Of
that community will stand ready
to receive all who come with open
arms and hearts.
Don't forget you can get Lino-
leum 6 feet wide in floral and
Thing effects from The Edge6eld
mercantile Company.
Rev. ]. P. Mealing came up
from the union meeting at Horns
Greek and participated in the
services in our Baptist church on
Sunday evening. He was very
warmly and afectionately greet
ed by scores of friends as he 81
ways is uIon his visits to our
town.
Among those from Edge6eld
who attended the Union meeting
sat Mountain Greek on Sunday
last were Mesdames u das Sheppard
20 BE ii ay and sweet little Mar
sgaret ley went to Greenwood
iron Mount ain Creek and will
apend several days there with
rslatiYef.
Have you tried our "White Star"
fee. There is nothing betterson
the market.
G.. L. PENN & SON. :
Mr. James Downing has sue
ceeded Mr.. W. K. Brownlee as
engineer on the Southern. He is
very efficient engineer and is
not only highly esteemed by the
officials of the road but makes
II any lasting friends wherever be
goes. Mr.. Downing aud lis fami-
ly are boarding with Mrs. Lucy R.
Durisoe.
Miss Rhett Sheppard is sojourn-
ing,tbis week with friends in the
capital city. From there she will
attend the State Federation Of
Womsn's clubs in, Union, and
thence to the musical festival in
Spartanburg. She willremain III
the latter city uutil the gradua-
ton of ber sister, Miss Maxcle,
y he completes the full course at.
Converse this year.
Hor. and Mrs John Gary
Evans returned 10 their home in
Spar nburg on Monday morning,
accompanied by Mrs. Victoria
Evans, who will be absent a
month. Little Miss Victoria, the
fve-year-old daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Evane. complimeuted q
number Of her friends With n
delightful party on Saturday
afternoon last at "Oakley Park"
For The best smoke in town 60 to
IIMMoNs BROS.
We have never before seen the
ladies of our Baptist church more
enthusiastic over gathering than
they are over the Womap's Mis-
sionary Union that is to be held
at Red Hill church on Tuesday
next. So far ne have heard of
about thirty ladies who will at
tend from our town, and there are
probably others of whom we have.
not heard. Every church and
mission society in the association
should send full delegation.
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