Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-09-04
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4S5 ! u6 GQSSuD1o La sPoi's
now has . junior pastor.
Graded school opens septem-
her the 18th, at 8 o'clock.
The session 1907 -0S os tie Cot
lega Will begin on September 26ib,
at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. D. s. DuBose left yester-
day 10 spend the remainder OF the
heated term in the mountains.
Miss Lizzie Griffin arrived on
Mon day to spend some time with
her sister. Mrs. o. Sheppard.
Mr.. w. T. Walton, Edge6eld
county's model farmer, visited the
county seat On business on Friday
last.
Mr.. George Clisby, of Birming-
ham, ia visiting bis sisters. Mrs.
r. NJ. Cobb and Mrs. Emma
Marsh.
Mrs. W. D. Jennings and her
daughter. Mrs. Permeha jennings
Strom, Of Augusta; are visiting
friends in Edgetield.
No, Anderson cannot Claim
Master C. b. Burts, Jr. He belongs
to Edgefeld. Already our people
have a deep and abiding affection
for him.
Mr. Albert Dczier, TIE courte-
GUS and efficient agent of the
Southern at Johnston, spent Sun
day in Edge6eld.
The month with r IN it has ar
rived but eggs are scarce and, with
she Thermometer ranging around
100, oysters are not yet ~ evi-
: dence.
Mr. Ernest Gogburn came down .
on Saturday afternoon aud carried
his sister, Miss Ida Cogburn, up
to sp.nd Sunday with her parents
Gen. NJ. C. Batter gave a de-
liehtful barbecue on Saturday
near his home on the bill. A score
or more of his friends enjoyed the
quiet feast.
Miss Grace Tompkins has re,
turned afte- very delightful
tour Of the north, being accompa-
MED by her brother, Mr.. y. A
Tompkins. a
Miss Het,ie Sheppard has re-
turned after very pleasant stay
in the mountains. She returned
by way of Greenwood and Angus
ia where she visited relatives.
Four very pretty young ladies,
Misses Cecil Johnson, Bessie
1azts, Susie Ccrbin and Pearl
MeManne, urs guests at the nos
pitable home Of Mr. y Ifapp s e1c'
Manus this weak.
Nj Percy NJ. Feliham came
dow d and spent Sunday With M rs I
FeIfham and little Percy. who i
tbe pet Of Bnnc conbe. Mrs Felt: fell
ham met Mr.. Feltham in Augusta
on Saturday
CAPT. and Mrs. O. P. Bright
3 viii ocanpy the home Of Mr.. &
~ Timmons after Mrs. TimmonE
and The children leave for Bir'
mingham, which will probably bt
about the lat of October.
Mr.. Jas. 3 Hart is now IN TIT
northern aud eastern markets pur
chasing . large stock of merchan
disc. Mr.. Har. goes in person t
headuuarters and purchases thu
newest and best of everything.
Mr.. Joseph Addison, one OF tn
most progressive farmers in salu
da county, came down and spen
Saturday and Sunday with hi
mother, Mrs. v.C. Addison. 81
was accompanied by two OF nj
daughters.
D.. poval Shannonhouse ha
returned from very pleasant va
cation which be spent at Pleasan
Valley, N. e. Being very fond Q
outdoor sport, Mr.. shannonhous
spent much Of the time fishing an
squirrel hunting.
The Oil Mill will charge fo
yiLning cotton this season on
dollar per bale for 400 pounds 6
less; 25 cents per 100 pound
where the bale weighs over Az
pounds Take your cotton to tn
oil mil! AID get good turnout en-
prompt attention.
PRESCRIPTIONS our specia
ty. We solicit your Prescription
dav or night.
We GUARANTEE pure drug
accurate compounding, and rel
sonable prices.
w. E. LYNCH 6 co.
Mr.. ]. Rubenstein is a very d
yout member Of tho JEWS
church and is always loyal an
true to the traditions Of has, pc
ple and the teachings of his churc
In order to observe the Jewle
New Year, Mr.. Rutenslein vi
close his store On Monday ar
Tuesday next, September 9Th ar