Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-01-09

e By vote OF Is to / the Cit.
council Of Atlanta has passed
over the veto of Mayor Wood
ward, an ordinance increasing th
saloon license from $1,000 {,
$4,000.
The early train returning from
Trenton at 9:10 a. m. will no
only prevent the tiresome wait o
several hours at Trenton by, pas
sengers coming to Edge6sld but
will bring the morning mail from
ope to two hours earlier than tht
star route has been bringing it
Among the new students who
have matriculated at the college
since the holidays, is Miss Rosellt
Burns, a sister of Prof. Burns
She is heing affectionately greet.
ed by the troops of friends tn "a,
she made while in attendan &C
upon the college about year ago
The January Embroidery Sale
is now on at The Corner Store
See the vast window. Exquisite
styles and great values, 1 to )
inches wido at 5 cents per yard
(for cash only).
w. H. Turner.
1t is with pleasSaffe- IF that The
Advertiser announces that Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Kinnaird have
come to reside among US. occupy
ing the Catholic parsonage Judge
j. d. Allen will make his home
with them. So strong is the force
ofhabit and SO long has..thc genial
Judge made his home at the hotel
en- the corner, that he will doubt
less find himself unconsciously
turning into the hotel instead of
passing by.
Many persons III Edge6eld re-
member very pleasantly the
Charles King Theatrical Compa-
ny, and are greatly delighted to
know that they will have another
opportunity of witnessing come
high-class acting by the members
of this troupe in the presentation
of "Monte Cristo' in the opera
house this "wednesday evening.
On the 18th of January Mr.. IS.
w. Williams, who has served
Messrs. Dorm & Minis as sales
man very faithfully for a year and
a half, will resign his position to
embark in the life insurance
business. Mr.. Williams will work
chiefly in Greenwood county.
Messrs. Dorm & Minis have Sc
cured MIR. Percy Byrd, who is we'll
known and is very popular
throughout the county, to fill the
vacancy.
Mrs. R. A. McCreary, formerly
of Williston, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Leila McCreary,
and son, Mr.. G.. w. .McCreary. ar
rived in Edgefeld on Saturday
last to make her home. She will
occupy the cottage of Mr.. M. P.
Wells on Addison street. Mrs.
McCreary is the mother of Mr..
Richard McCreary, who has 30
efficiently filled a position in the
post Office for nearly two years.
Edgefeld opens wide her doors to
these good people.
Mr.. Henry Powell has rented
the shopsof the late B. j. Crooker
and willscontinue the repair bust
ness as it has been conducted in
the past. For ten years or more
Mr.. Powell has been connected
with this business as foreman aud
is thoroughly familiar with its
every detail. Possessing very de-
cided mechanical genius, and
having had large experience in
practical work, ne is we'll fitted to
take entire charge of q carriage
and repair shop.
WANTED: Fifty head Of thin
young cattle, one or two years old
preferred. Also secondhand
barbed wire wantad.
w. j. Gaines,
Trenton, S. G.
The young people of the town
are anxious for Mr.. W. w.
Adams to open a skating rink on
the second floor of his new build
ing, which would be an ideal
place. The skating fever has been
raging in many towns of the state
for a long while, and the wonder
is that Edgefeld has not con-
tracted it before now. A skating
rink would furnish the young peo-
pie. and the older ones, too, fol
that matter, with wholesome
harmless pleasure. Let Mr.
Adams get everything in readi.
ness for grand skating carnival
During the absence of President
Bailey, while away for the Christ
mas holidays, Prof. j. r. Entz-
minger has been at the college
looking after the correspondence
and. everything generally. Nov
that Col. Bailey has returned
Prof. Eotzminger will leave to-
day for Columbian university tc