Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-08-22

SHur:aah for Tie sta1w aft, strong,
manly Cleora boys They know
how tosplay good ball. The game
between the Cleora team aud an
improvieed Edge6eld team on
Monday AFTERNOON. was very excl
ting: The score stood s to 70 10
favor of Cleora.
The mem bers of tEs local w
G. T. u. are planning for the state
which will be beld 10
the Edge6e]d Methodist church
September the 10Th b,
About twenty-five delegates VIII
be in attendance.
The Edgefeld cotton mill has
been srort. on cotton foE some
days. The capacity of the mill is
eight bales per day, or about ttty
bales per week. The buyer for tho
mil purchased some old cotton Oh
our streets on Saturday, paying
1O4 cents for it.
Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Asbill and
their three sweet little Echildren
have been spending some time al
Elmwood with Mr.. and Mrs.
James &. QUITS They will, how
ever, move this week to Bath, :.
c.. where they will make their
future homa, Rev. Mr.. Asbill hav-
ing accepted ..the pastorate OF tie
Ba ptist church at that place.
When you want q good smoke
come to us. Our cigars are the
best on the market.
Timmons Bros.
Very so9u handsome Alex Wat
son will be manfully WELDING the
hammer busting open the huge
boxes and cases of new fall goods.
Mr. J. w. Peak is now in New
York making large purchases OF
fall merchandise for the New
York Racket Store. He went early
90 as 10 get in ON the ground floor
in the matter of prices. ln due
season he, will be showing all OF
the newest and latest things al
prices witbia reach of all.
Cham bry, Ginghams, etc. in
fact all Summer Goods at greet
bargain prices.
]. w. Peak.
Miss Edwardina Blalock enter
tained number of her young
friends on Thursday evening in
honor of her friend, Miss Carr 9
Rugheimer, beautiful brunette
from Charleston. The elegant and
spacious Blalock home on Colum-
bia street presented an enchanting
scene OH this occasion. Its spa
cious, beautifully decorated par
lors, broad hall and long plaszas
we're brilliantly lighted, and there,
in an atmosphere permeated with
Joy and gladness and good,cheer,
the gay young people PLAYED
games and promenaded and tete.
a.teted to their hearts content.
Delightful refre shmentH were
served during the evening.
Lessons in Music and Painting.
Mra. John R. Tompkins will be
ready to resume hor music and
painting classes on the first Mon-
day in September. instrumental
Music $500 for 8 lessons; Vocal
Music $3.50 for s lessons; Cam
vass Painting $3.50 for 8. lossons.
Lessons given at her home on Co
lumbis street.
It was the writer's privilege to
attend service at McKep dree
church on Sunday morning last,
Indeed nothing affords US greatar
pleasure than to visit this ehurc 3
and old Stevens Greek, and there
with the good people whom
we have known aid loved since
early boyhood. The faithful pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Copeland, preached q
very earnest, soul-stirring sermon
IN the forenoon. In the afternooa
he went to Mt. Carme! to fll his
regular appointment. In company
with Cashier w. Holloway Har-
ling, we partook of q sunlptuous
dinner at the hospitable and
ideally happy home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Shaffer, To mingle
with such good people gives one q
larger, fuller, broader and brighter
view of life.
Now is ths time to give the tur-
nip patch attention. The way to
succeed in growing them is to pres
pare we'll, fertilize well and then
plant Buist's seed. We have all
varieties, Buist's improved Ruta
Baga, Yellow, Aberdeen, Golden
Ball, Yellow Globe, White Globe
and Seven Top. Send in your
orders.
G. L. Penn & Son.
Large supply of the celebrated
Roger & Gallet Powder, Soap, Toi-
let Water and Extracts.
Timmons Bros.