Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-08-07
Local NelDs.

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his post at the Edgefeld Mercan-
tile Company taking his vacation
this week.
Mr.. and Mr.. R. G. Padgett will
leave the latter p art of this week
for Chick Springs or the noun
tains.
Misses Lottie aud Doris
J Speights Of Henderson, S. c., are
1ests of their aunts, Mesdames
{. H. Folk and S. A. .Brunson.
Rev. J. T. Littlejohn assisted
Rev. P. B. Lanham in meeting
at Mt. Zion last week and is as
sisting Rev. j. 81. Ovens at Vau-
cluse this week,
Mise Kate Sheppard has return
ed from delightful vacation
which she spent in the mountains,
and has resumed her duties at
the store Of Messrs May & Tomp-
kins.
Misses Matte Minis and Madge
MAYS aud Messrs. Calhoun Mays
and Lovick Minis left yesterday
for q trip to the Jamestown ex-
position, Washington, Richmond
and other points.
Don't miss the bargains we are
offering in white and colored wash
goods.
Mrs. J. M. Cobb, accompanied
by Miss Annie Clisby and Miss
Emily Morris, left yesterday, Tor
! sojourn of two weeks on Sulli-
vans Island
Mrs. w. 81. Turner. accompa-
MED by Miss Madge Turner, left
Yesterday for Sally, S. c., to visit
Mrs. e. G. Haltiwanger. Mr.. Hal
tiwarger is cashier of the bank at
Sally.
Mr.. j. D. May is off for the
month Of August. He will spend
a portion of the time in Augusta
where be resided many years. MIR.
May will also visit relatives IN
the county.
Mr.. John Galloway says that II
Mr.. w. T.. Walton's corn will
make rs bushels per acre ne mas
some that will make 40 or 5o
bushels, aud that he will be sat-
isfed with that yield.
Mr.. Ralph N. Bailey united
with the Methodist chruch on
Sunday morning last. Thus an
other tie. has been formed. So let
,,s hope that he and his good wife
will always reside in Edgeheld.
On Wednesday afternoon the
Trenton and .Edgefeld baseball
teams crossed bats on the dla-
mopd of the latter. The score stood
4 to 4 when The game WAS called
off about dusk.
Congressman J. O. Patterson
cane up aud enjoyed the fastiv'-
ties of the Isanham Spring pic
mic. He says the crops in this sec
ton Of the state are much more
promising than they are IN the
lower counties.
Alr. w. n. Turner will leave for
L New York next week, and if-any
patrons Of the Corner Store wish
/ him to make special purchases for
them while in the northern mar
+ kets they can leave their orders
with bim this week.
A very copgenial trio, Mrs. J;
D. Holsteip, aud Misses Effie and
Fannie Sheppard, left on yester-
day to spend mouth in Hender-
sonville, N. G. They have for sew
eral years been spending a portion
Of the summer at this popular
resort.
Miss Mary Ethel Fitzmaurice,
q aister of Mrs. DR.. J. S. Byid
who has become quite little fa-
yorite in Edge6eld, spent por-
ton Of last week with Misses
Helen and Ruth Strom at their
palatial home on Boles Mountain
Large supply of Cbamois Skins
on hand, superior quality.
B. Tlmmons.
It was a pleasure to greet Mr.
C. NJ. Williams in the great throag
that was in town on Saturday
He does not come down often since
be gave up public life. Mr.. Will
Iiams saws Capt. J. G.. Williams
the gallant old soldier, ls,enJoy'
ing good health.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
ty. We solicit your Prescriptions
dav or night.
We GUARANTEE pure drugs
accurate compounding. and req
sonable prices.
W. E. LYNCH & co.
Mr.. John NJ. Mays is not only
one of the largest producers o
cotton and corn in the county ou
be knows how to grow fine water
maiono,olao We are greatly IN