Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-17
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TIM mmerman5ls ls running TOUT Pian'. 'a.l5i
ars this week.
In the absence of the pastor,
Rev. Maryin Auld, Rev. w: b.
Wharton, superintendent OF the
Epworth Orphanage. will preach
IN the Methodist church Sunday
afternoon next at FIVE o'clock
Mrs. Charles Henry Fishor,
president of the Edge6eld Chapter
So. d. c., was appointed by the
president general q. D. G. a dele
gate to the National Arbitration
and Peace Congress held in New
York April 18th to 18th: Mrs.
Fisher appointed Mrs. Nathan
George Evans as second delegate.
Now that Mr.. John P. Bates has
left town for a few days, some
thing is bound to happen. Let US
hope that 1t will bring warm
weather. If Mr.. Robert Minis
could be induced to take trip
also, we could bank on a sudden
change of temperature.
Just in, a car of Bran, guaran-
teed un ler Pure Food Law.
w. W. Adams.
Rev. John O. Cough enters this
week upon his duties as pastor OF
the Baptist church of Johnston.
The PEOPLE of our sister town are
fortunate in havil g secured Mr..
Cough to labor among them. For
thirteen years be was pastor OF the
church in Manning.
Dulkee's salad dressing, Heintz's
mustard dresslng and pepper
sauce.
May & Prescott.
Mr.. Arthur Harling and Col. J..
P. Hagood came up aud exchapg-
ed some pleasant words with The
Advertisers scribe on Monday.
In.spite OF the very adverse con-
ditioue, Mr.. Harlipg made more
corn last year than he needs for
home consumption. He has al
ready sold $50 bushels
international Stock Food will
make your Horses Sleek, your
Cows give more milk and your
Hogs thrifty.
w. w. Adams.
The Woman's Mission, Society
and Juvenile Society of the
Methodist church will meet with
the Leesville societies on April
26th. Misses Eliza Mccullough
and Kate Samuel will represent
the Woman's Mission Society and
Misses Luras and Sadie Minis the
Juvenile Society.
Being anxious to meet with the
male members of his congregation
in order to discuss certain depart.
ments or phases of the work, DR..
C. E. Burts has called meeting
of the men of his church for Thurs
day evening Of this week at $3.50
o'clock. The meeting will be held
at, the church, and all male mem
.bers are urged to be present.
A dollar saved is two dollars
made. Ask w. E. Tompkins to
give his experience with AyerY's
W. W. Adams.
Procrastination does not often.
pay. But this year, in the matter
of early gardening, many persons
saved their seed by procrastinating
We did not plant our fret Install
ment Of beans until last Friday,
and Will Bee says we hit the
'sign" just right and that we'll
make more beans than We can
shake stick at.
The Young Mems Chrisrian As
,sociatioD of the S. c.. Z. [ will
give a minstrel in the college au-
diIorium on Friday night, April
26th. Their object. is to raise funds
to send delegates to the Southern
Students Conference et. Ashville,
N. c., June 1923 They have a
splendid selection of plays, jokes
and songs that will afford un-
ceasing laughter.
DR.. w. D. QUITS was among the
visitors to the county. seat on
Monday. The Doctor has just re-
covered from a three weeks spell
of "saluda" grip, having contract
ed it while making a trip to Salu-
da. He says the saluda grip is-
worse than Edge6eld grip. If it is
any worse, there are many who
hope it will stay on the Saluda
side aud not come this way.
We would be glad for the
housewives to see our large stock
of Crockery. We have plain and
decorated ware, and can supply
the needs of every home.
Ramsey & Jones,
The town council will hold its
annual meeting On Friday after
noon of this week. Among the
items of business to receive att
tention at this meeting will be
the election of 1.-TWO marshsls for
the ensuing twelve months. All
applications should be filed with