Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-05-15

something like 5000 for the lot.
We represent one of the best
Laundries in the state. Send your
laundry by Monday evening and
get it back Saturday morning.
The Corner Store.
After the veterans had finished
eating their lunch on memorial
day, Gen. T. w. Carwlle in a most
appropriate and fitting little
speech thanked the Daughters
most heartily for their thought
fulness and kind attentions gen
orally to the old soldiers.
Mr.. w. w. Adams having sold
the residence occupied by Mrs.
Ida S. Stevens to Mr.. William
Hart, Mrs. Stevens will occupy a
portion of Mrs. M. E. Barker's
elegant home after June the 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hart who
have been residing near Johnston
for the past six months will le-
turn to Edgeield to remain per-
manently.
Keep cool and not be bothered
with flee. Our fans are now run
ming for the pleasure of those who
ratronize our Soda Fountain. All
of the popular drinks served in
the best possible manner. Let the
.'Luray" refresh you.
G.. L. Penn & Son.
The Edge6eld Literary Club is
making preparations to furnish
aud serve the banquet of the
alumnae-alu mni association of
The South Carolina Co. Education
al Institute on Wednesday even
ing next The funds raised by the
supplYin this banquet will 80
to thf ,te Industrial School
being uullt in Darlington. This
school is the "apple of the eye" of
the Women's Clubs of S. c., for
which purpose they now have IN
bank $SO0.00 to be contributed
as soon as the work of building is
under way.
Fresh Heintz's Pickles and
Baked Beans. Let US supply your
needs.
P. P. Blalock, Jr.
Meeting Street, Pleasant Lare,
.Cleora, Red Hill, Collier, Ropers,
Horns Greek, Harmony and. a
dozen other communities of the
county should have live, wide
awake farmers clubs or organiza-
tiops of some kind. Let some Of
the lealing citizens of the above
named sections communicate with
Mr.. o. d. White of Rehoboth, or
with Mr.. S. w. Wideman of Plum
Branch, concerning the organiza-
ton of Farmers Unions.
Mr.. w. B. Cogburn drove Dr..
W. T. Derieux down to Red Hill
church on Sunday afternoon last
and was particularly impressed
with the very able discourse OF
the latter, and was also graft led
to see such a large congregation
in attendance. 1t is noticeable
fact that the congregations of the
countrg churches are generally
larger now thaa they were some
years ago, which isN an evide nee
that. greater interest is being
taken in religious matters.
Miss Daisy Lyon reached home
on Friday last. During the school
! year just closed she has been
teaching at$Palmetto, Darlington
coun.y. While away Miss Daisy
was very pleasantly situated, hay.
ing the good fortune to board in
the delightful home of Gen. and
Mrs. James who reside only q
short distance from the school. Sc
greatly did Miss Daisy endeal
herself to the inmates of this
home, that she was invited ano
urged to remain several days after
tie close of the school.
Cabbages with large, firm heads
that are grown by the gardeners
and truckers in this vicinity have
been on the local market for some
time. Being pulled from the gar
dens every morning and sold tt
the consumers before they become
wilted and tough, these cabbages
are much superior in flavor t.
those that are shipped to tbi
place. While the writer was il
conversation with gentleman
few days ago who is a successful
grower of all kinds of vegetables
the latter stated that fine cabba
gea could be grown in this eli
mate every month in the year
and expressed surprise that tn
local demand was not supplied the
year-roand by gardeners ar
truckers in this vicinity.
Large assortment &c very fin
Imported Tooth Brushes.
Timmons Bros.
Bea aatlful line of stationery
Tablets, box paper an'l paper b.
the pound.
] Timmons Bros.