Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-01-03
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Miss Rhett Sheppard left yes
terday for Greenville to spend
several weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Maxwell.
Married on Wednesday. Decem-
Der the s26,h,, by Rev. G. E. Burts,
MI. Colo Murrell and Miss Bessie
Mccullough, both of Edgefeld.
Hon. and Mrs. T. Garrett Tai
bert AID their interesting children
spent 8 portion of the holidays
with Nj. aud Mrs. M. c.. Parker.
Gordon Hughes, Esq, who is
one f3sthe most prominent attor-
neys OF the Union bar spent the
Christmas season NTH his parents,
Mr.. AID Mrs. S. T. Hughes, of
Trenton.
Ous Iron Beds have been adj
mired by allwho have peen them
prices very reasonable.
RAMSEY & JONES. Z
Capt. E. ii. Folk, accompanied
: bYlittle Miss Ida and Master Ed
win, spent Christmas at Hender-
: sonville, Coileton county with.
Mrs.. Folks relatives.
Mr.. p. ". Barnes, of Ridge
Spring who was awarded the con-
tract for placing monument ever
the gravesof the late J. L. Caugh-
man, 10 placing itin position this
!. week. The monument is of granite
and is very handsome and impo-
sing.
Rev. and Mrs. C E. Burts are
away for several days. Tho former
is attending meeting of the State
Mission Board in Greenville and
the Iatteris with her mother and
relatives in Anderson. They will
return the latter part of the week.
Fresh Prunea, Figs, Malaga
Grapes, Eyaporated Peaches and
App.es.
T1MMoss Bros.
The Advertiser job Office is
turning out moro work Dow-all
frst-class, in quality too-than
ever before in it's history. We are
busy butzwill fnd time to do your
work. Send in your orders. Salts
faction guaranteed or your money
back.
Mr.. n. P. Roper spent a por-
tion eff last week with relatives
and friends in Augusta and North
Augusta. He says that there is an
.Edsefeld colony il the latter
place, a great number of the rssi-
dents being former Edgefeldians.
Miss Emma Stewart, Of Green
willie is a gueet at the home of
,.her cousin, Mr.. j. II. P Roper.
is asgrrduate ofthe Greenville
,smale College and took special
COURSE in the college at Macon,
.sGa. Miss Stewart has been teach,
ing for several years.
i. Bsant iful5 Toilet seta from So. 60. 60.
to
Edgefeld Mercantile Company.
Mrs Annie l.. Holston klett
"Wednesday last for Carlisle,
IS. c., where che will make her.
home. She will conduct q large
boarding house at that place. Mrs.
Holston has rented her place in
Buncombe to Mr.. Woodward, of
Johnston.
"A number OF the merchants of
our town are rounding up the
years work, taking stock TO see
how the profit and loss account
stands. Nineteen-hundred. and
FIVE has been a banner year fo-
business and we believe every
merchant has had a very success
full year.
Mr.. T. A. Rice came home to
enjoy the Christmas-tide with his
family. He nsw has an excellent
position with large railroad con-
tractors who are working not
many miles from Win nsboro. For
the present Mrs. Rice will con-
tinue to reside in Edge6eld. We
give Mr.. Rice up with reluctance.
Would that he could be perna-
nenc in Edgefeld.
FOR RENT: One fve-.oom
Eou,e. Apply to.
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Is. Not one of the holiday visitors
"a. .our town has been more cordi-
ally welcomed than has handsome
Gus Norman, who resides now
in Orangeburg whore he-.is en-
Gagged iB the mercantile business
with hiH uncle, Mr..J. E. Foreman
Gus has the assurance from scores
OF very warm friends that hearty
welcome always awaits him upon
: his visits to Edgefeld.
We fear that Frank Fair-whom
everybody in our town loves-has
become q thorough, cut -:nd-out
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