Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-08-28
Local News.
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Miss Lucille Sheppard is visit
ing friends in Society II II.
Miss Lizzielou Jones spent last
week with relatives at Batesburg
and Samaria.
Mfr. John L. Addison is enjoy
lug q fortnight's vacation tax ing
in The jamestown exposition.
Mrs. Emma Mobley. Of john
ston, spent last week with her
sister. Mrs. o, Sheppard.
Mrs. Wayne Darlington has
joined Mr.. Darlington III Phila-
dalphla hut will return to Edge
field in {. few days.
Miss Earline Allen returned on
Saturday after spending tea days
very pleasantly with relatives in
Batesburg.
Rev. Royal shannonhonse, rec
/. tor of the Episcopal church, is
spending his months vacation IN |
the mountains.
Mrs. B. R. Tillman, .yr., and
Mrs. Wallace Sheppard were
among the visitors to Augusta on
F.iday last.
Misses Irma and Ethel Bla OK,
daughters Of DR.. aud Mrs. j. E.
Black of .Bamherg, are guests OF
Col. and Mrs. F. N. K. Bailey.
Mrs. A. q. Padgett, aocompa-
MED by the little ones, is epend-
inc this week at the home of her
father, Mr.. E. s. Reynolds.
Miss Pauline Byrd instead of
Miss JANE Byrd, as we announced
last week, has been engaged to
teach the Limestone school next
session. We were incorrectly in
formed.
Misses Rosa and Azolee CAN'T,
Of Wagner, S. c., are guests of
their aunt, Mrs. N. M. Jones.
Miss Rosa made many friends in
Edgefeld while on visit last
summer.
The trustees of the Brunson
school have elected Miss Wardlaw,
of Abbeville, as principal for next
session. Miss Wsrdlaw is a gradu-
ate of Due West Female college
and comes we'll 1ecommended-
Mre. E.:J. Minis who recently
underwent surgical operation in
Baltimore is doing nicely and
will be able to CONS home in
about two weeks. Mr.. Minis re-
: turned on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Adams
are soiourni.g at Hillman, Ga.,
for a few weeks. While Mrs.
Adams is drinking the mineral
water and taking the electric
treatment, Mr.. Adams will FISH
and, squirrel hunt.
afessrs. John aud Albert Kemp.
aft,.nded The funeral of their aunt,
Mrs William agzts, which was
held at Mountain Greek church on
Ta g iay Before her marriage Mrs.
Onsts was Miss Schenk, sister
of Mr.. ]. N. Scbepk.
Mrs. nj. D. Lyon has sbared.tbe
bounties of ber garden with US.
On Monday afternoon this gener-
oua lady brought us some large,
golden tomatoes that have been
thoroughly enjoyed by The .Ad-
vertiser household.
A large delegation of ladies left
Edgefeid yesterday afternoon for
Bold Spring to attend the mis-
slenary union. They spent last
night at the elegant and very hos
pitable homes Of Dr. ]. Il. Self
and Hon. w. A. Strom.
Mr.. w. w. Ramsey, the senior
member of the firm of Ramsey
& Jones, has been up on business
fer several days. Mr.. Ramsey is a
large commission merchant of
Augusta, being a member of the
firm of Ramsey & Legwen.
The Oil Mill will charge fol
ginning cotton this season oae
dollar per bale for 400 pounds OF
less; and %, cents per 100 pounds
where the bale weighs over 40(
pounds. Take your cotton to the
oil.mill and get good turnout and
prompt attention.
Mr. S. T. Williams was in towr
Oh Monday and gave us y very ID
teresting account of the trip which
he recently took with Mr.. Johl
NJ. Mays aud Mr.. w. A. Reynolds
His description of some of th'
exposition sights will make yo,
want to board the next train fo
jamestown.
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