Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-09-04

day, August 29th, by Mr.: r. N.
Broadwater and was sold to Alr.
W. w. Adams for IA cents per
pound good price for green
cot on.
Mr.. Homer Williams is with
Messrs. May & Prescott for the
busy fall season, Homer ls a po-
lite, courteous, energetic young
man and makes an exsellent
salesman.
Mr.. J..W. Reese who has been
down on General Buffers farm
doing some building says the
General has already had about
thirty tons of hay moved and has
more besides.
Messrs. May & Prescott, the
progressive young grocerymen,
have purchased a modern dray
for hauling freight aud delivering
merchandise around town. They
always keep abreast of the times
aloEg all lines.
After a very pleasant sojonrn
with loved ones in Edgefeld, Miss
Title Youngblood.has returned to
her duties as teacher at the or
5nhanage in Augusta, which posi-
ition she has filled SO ecceptably
for about twenty-five years.
Mr.. Wilbur Strom gave up his
position with Messrs. G. l.. Penn
q Son TO accept position as
salesman in the clothing store OF
Mr.. w. A. Hart, having entered
upon his duties at the latter place
on Monday.
Boarders Wanted: Four young
men as boarders.S. Q. Q. l. stu
dents or clerks. Apply to
j.. b. HalJlWanRer.
Miss Kate Pye will again be in
charge of Mr.. Rubenstein's MILL
merry department for tbe.fall sea-
son. Being possessed of exquisite
to ste and unusual skill, Miss Pye
made a great success of Mr.. Ru-
bepstein's millinery department
last season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Turner Lave
returned after spending several
weeks in Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York. Very soon the
large and very beautiful stock of
fall merchandise which they pur-
chased will be on display at the
Corner Store.
Miss Teresa Haltiwanger will
leave for Greenville in about ter
days to enter the Greenville Col
lege for Women, having won the
scholarship in that institution.
Miss Werner Haltiwanger will &C
company her and also become a
matriculate in that institution fer
the session of 1907-0S.
Miss Hattie Lou Brunson,
da,,ob far If Mr. w p Brnnson is
with Mrs. w ii Dorm this week.
Hattie Lou ecently united with
Antioch church and will be bap-
tized on the fourth Sunday: She
came down to attend the centen-
Eniial session ofthe association and
is being most cordially greeted.
Mr.. A. A. Glover has severed
his connection with the Edgefeld
Mercantile Company and Mr..
Charles H. Key has been engaged
Ito fill his place. Mr. Key has for.
merly been with Mr.. T. Garrett
Talbert and is very capable
man. Mr.. Glover has several very
hattering offers but has not ye
decided which be will accept.
All of Mr.-M. D. Lyons clildrer
possess very decided musical tai
ent except one, and that one, Mis-
4 Louise, is q genius in mathemat
les. She brought to our Office {
few days sgo long and yer,
difficult example that she hat
worked that DO doubt would hav
baf1ed a majority. of the scnoo
teachers in the county.
Everybody is greeting DR.
Gwaltney most affectlonately. II
/ is beloved alike by white sn,
colored in Edgefeld. A few day
ago the writer told an old colore
man that DR.. Iwaltney woul
soon be in Edgefe!d on a visit
and, with his face wreathed i
smiles, the old darkey said: g
shc got ter take his han in min
|befo' he leaves. He's de one da
} baptized mv
Mr.. B. B. Jones spent the ms
jor portion of last week in th
furniture factories of High Pom
: N. c., purchasing a large stock I
all kinds of furniture for Messrl
Ramsey & Jones. By being. on th
!, spot ir person Mr.. Jones was Ell
: abled to purchase larger sssor
mentand at lower figures than b
otherwise could have done.
1t affords us very great pleasul
to announce that after long an
! tedious illness Mrs. Marvin hul
has recovered sufficiently to go
g bor fatber's homa in Enfaul