The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-27
PERSONALS.

81 Prof. ID. B. Busby, OF Monetta ri
one of the best known educators
this entire section, was here on Mo-
day.
Mrs. Uriah Etheredge and son, E
: attended the barbecue at Fairviey
Saluda county. on Monday.
Mr.. Allen Perry. of Monetta, was
visitor to Batesburg Sunday.
Mr.. I. S. Williams, Jr., of Colum
bla, was in the city last Saturday.
DR.. Jabez Ferris, pastor OF the Firs
Baptist church, left on Monday afte.
noon for Philadelphia, where he wi
spend a month with his daughter
During DIR. Ferris absence there vii
be no preaching at the Baptist church
For this vacation the DR.. wishes T.
return his sipcere thanks to his con
gresation.
Miss Euuice Courtney, OF The Advo
cate. left on Saturday for Salisbury
n. q where she will spend her vaca-
tion with friends.
Mr. w. H. Sills spent last Saturda,
in Augusta.
Hon b. r. Tlllman passed through
Batesburg on Monday en- route to Fsil
View. where he addressed the voters
Of Saluda county. He was met at the
station by Hon Butler B. Hare, can
1ldate tor Congress from the second
congressional district.
Misses Lizzie and Kathleen Tarrant,
,f Newberry, are spending a while
with their cousin Miss Kate Wright
Mr.. Il. Rogers Bayly, editor Of The
Advocate, left on Sunday afternoon
for his old home in Maryland where he
will spend some time resting from the
irduous duties of news paper life
We trust that his trip will be one of
genuine pleasure and that his much
needed rest wall prove OF great benefit
to him.
Mr. b. Ii. Hartley, OF Charleston
has been on visit to his mother here.
Mr.. Oscar Wheeler, of Chincquapin
vas here Monday.
Mr.. Mike Perry continues to slowly
improve.
I Mr.. G.. Nj Livingston rcJur">>u ".
Monday from an extended trip to tht
sle OF Palms and North, =. G..
| Miss Platt, who has been spending ;
| few days with the family OF MIR. Isaac
Edwards. returned to her home II
| Augusta Monday.
Hon. J. o. Patterson, member d
Congress from the second compression
district, spent Il short while here OF
Monday afternoon. He spoke at Fair
| view, Saluda county, 20 about twelve
hundred voters. Congressman Pat
terSon is a man Of pleasing perSonalit!
and IL Is always pleasure TO shak,
his hand.
Mr.. H l.. Oswald candidate 70
county Treasurer was here yesterday
Mrs Caleb Etheredge and her tw
nieceS. Kisses Annie Lee and Haiti
Ethercdgc, Will leave on Sunday 70
tShville, Ala, where they will Spen
several weeks with Mr.. and MIS-. I
!. Etheredge
Mrs. A w. Rushton, OF Augusta
Ga. is visiting her mother, Mr.:
Smith. near hero.
Miss Susie Edwards attended til
revival services at LeeSville ycsterda,
Mrs j. l.. Gunn and Miss Theor
Bodie attended the barbecue at DE
mar yesterday.
Mrs. II. G.. Carter, Of EoIumbi;
is spending few days here wit
, her son, Mr.. VIM. NJ Carter, a
, "partley Heights
Mrs Il. X Hardin and her Sol
c Grady, left Monday fer their home a
5 Glover, S. G after pleasant visit t
r the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. A
Bates.
Misses Carrie and Cornelia Glen
left last Saturday for Johnston whel
they will spend some time with re
atives They will also visit August
before their return home
DIR. w. ii. Zimmerman and DI
Callie DIeher attended the barDecl
n at Fairview Monday.
{ Ar Ralph Jones, Of Edgcfeld, spel
!. a short while in the city this week
E Mr.. u. G.. Swearingcn has gone
Il Trenton on visit to his PARENTS.
II Mr.. Lamar Glenn spent few da
5 at Johnston this week.
y Miss AZilee COgburn, OF Monetta,
the guest OF the Misses Willard.
~ Col. Jno. Bell Towill went to Pc
e, die on Anderson county, on Tuesd
VS. where he witnessed tho marriage
Mr.. w. A. CcOner, OF Batesburg
Miss Ola Thompson, OF that place.