Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-09-11
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Miss Lille Mae, Bailey IL SpHLu-
ing a week With friends in. Beau
fort.
Mrs U. R. Brooks os Columbia
has bee y the guest IF Mrs. j. w.
DE Wore and other friends IN
Edgefieid.
Mrs. John r. Tompkins and b or
two very sweet little children re-
.turned from Henderson, N. O.. Oh
Saturday last.
Capt. j. q. Bouknight, accom-
panied by one Of his sons, was
among the visitors to the county
seat on Friday.
Mrs. Lula Clyde, of Greenville,
is vieiting her sister, Mrs. e. j.
Anderson, and nisce, Mrs. w. L..
Dnnoyant.
another little lady now resides
on Columbia street-at the home
Of Hr. and Mrs. William A Byrd.
Congratulations.
Let The Advertiser job Office do
yonr printing. Satisfaction guar
anteed on every job sent out from
this Office
Mr.. James Tompkina, the eldest
4 son of DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Tomp-
kins, left on yesterday to enter
st. Mary's college at Belmont, N.
G.
Cotton has been coming in al a
lively rate. The public weigher,
8 Mr. T. P. Morgan, weighed u
bales on Friday last and 81 on
Saturday.
Dr.. a. H. Corley left yesterday
for the exposition and to attend
the annual convention of the Ma
.ional Dental Association which
conyenes in Jamestown this week.
In publishing the names of the
officers of the County Farmers
Union last week the name of Rev.
]. T. Littlejohn, who was elected
chaplain. was in some way omit
ted.
Misses Ola and Annie Bush, two
beautiful aud very charming
Young ladies from Spartanburg,
are guests at the delightful home
of their aunt, Mrs. Abner Broad
water.
sMiss Josie Sheppard has been
elected to position in the Graded
School at Lambert, Williamsburg
county, .and will enter upon her
new duties about the first OF Oc-
tober.
Why isit that in going in and
ont from Edge6eld this summer
,,anvapsing for the S. G. CT.
Prof. -. r. Entzminger always
vent By or came by AlEen7 Who
Dan answer.
Wsnted: Every young man in
Edgefeld and vicinity to know
that We have just received q freah
suppiY of Nunnally's candies BY
express.
g. L. Penn & Son.
Miss Siila Rush and Miss Clara
E,inu were among the delegates to
The ASSOCIATION from Bold Spring.
They tarried q few days with Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Broadwater after
the adjournment, Miss Rush being
. sister of Mrs. Broadwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Cogburn are
now in Edgefeld but will leave
the latter part of this week fol
Atlanta, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Cogburn has been
promoted to the responsible posi-
tionof general manager of agen'
cies for his popular and rapidly
growing insurance company.
DR.. Luther Jones and Mr.
Frank Jones baited doves on theil
fathers farm labt week and, to
gether with q few friends, went
early Friday morning to try thei
luck. Something over hundred
shots were fired, killing forty-odt
doves. Theyfrequent firing sound
ed like a real battle was beini
waged on the outskirts of tn
town.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
ty. Wesolieit your Prescriptions
day or night.
We GUARANTEE E pure drugs
accurate compromising. and rea
sonable prices. =
W. E. LYNCH & co.
Mr.. E. Hart returned from
New York on Monday, whittier b
had been purchasing bis fall mel
chandise. Hereports very pleas
ant and profitable trip but foun
goods, particularly cotton goods
exceedingly high. the advance o
some lines being from 25 to q
per cent. However, the souther
people do not nina that as Ion
as the raw material brings hig
price also.
FOR SALE: Five hundre
bushels Of pare Appler oats fe
e. seed. Apply to
2 r Tillmen Jr.