Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-06-05
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ii is said sl,at the Edgefeld-
Trenton orange trees are also bud
ding
Mr.gW c. Jacks ,n is isenlarging
and making many improvements
in his Buncomb be residence.
Mr.. N Brunson is making
his attractive But combe home
more beautiful oy a coat of white te'
patti.
Let The Advertiser OBJ office do
yonr printing satiefaction guar.
anteed on every job sert out from
this.o .offca.
Miss Anne May Strom, the
i,eautiful daughter of Mr.. Robert
Strom, ia the guest of her broth
er. Mr, Edward Strom, this week.
Miss Sue Collrft, no for scme
4 time has acted as private teacher
4 in the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. j. K
8 Alien, has come home to spsnd
Z The sunnitr.
4 Mr.. Horace Cogburn who is one
Il of thsSmosts eficlent men in the
d employment of :be Southern rail,
j road spent Saturday aud Sunday
4 in Edg field with the Eomefolks.
4 those who have tried our
4 white Star" Coffee will use no
4 other.
4 Mrs. Ellen Youngblood of VIM
4 tarseat ls spending some time with
! her daughter, Mrs. Manly Tim
mons. This good lady is always
very cord ally greeted in Edge
fold.
The Edgefeld Hussars are con-
t.mplstlng moving their pavilion
4 from Lanaam spring to place
near Edgefeld that can be more
4 easily reached. 1t is not their pur-
4 pose however to make the change
this year.
Gen. Thos. ". Carwile and
4 Capt. w. 81. f'runson have not
vet returned from Richmond.
1 They will spend week visiting
4 the old battle grounds of Virginia
and the SWar Path" of the James
town Exposition.
Mr.. A. E. Padgett and Prof. ].
f. Entzminger attended the
Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
Id Anderson last week, the latter
being the representative of the
/ Eagsfeld lodge. The Grand Lodge
will. meet in Aiken next year.
When you want frst-class
smoke try a.. Franklin" or "Sabo-.
rcso' cigsr.s Our 10 cents cigar, the
salistury g is the best on the
1's' I P. P. Bllsloek. IA. Jf-
Cha Baraca class for young msns
/ at!ihe Edgefsld Baptist church
I has been oFganizsd The ofisers
j are us follows AEr Percy B Byrd,3
s S @prssid lent Paul Cogburn:!
tseasuref & N Euke May, secre-
ii + 1'ii Ilman has been
! chos q he eiais as their ieach-;
Rrof Calhoun Mays reached
home on Friday last, having just
closed q very successful year as.
principal Of the graded school at
Eiberton, Ga. So well weie the
patrons pleased with the work of
Prof. Mays that they have already,
employed him for next session.
The annual picnic of the Hus-
sars will be held at LaDham
spring ON Friday July 26th. Capt.
Evans and his com petent corps of
assistahts will spare no LABOR or
money in making the. picnic of
! 1907 the greatest and grandest in
the history of this old company.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bunch Thinner
man are now occupying the blick
cottsge where Mrs. Ella S. Tomp-
Rims formerly resided. 1t affords
us much pleasure to state that
Mrs. Timme1man's health has
greatly improved.
Instead of leaving their wagons
ent in the weather, the Edge6eld
Mercantile Company is having a
large shed erected OH the lot ad-
joining the Office o. Capt. E. H..
Folk. Under this shed several car
loads Of wagons and vehicles can
be stored.
The equalization board has
been called to meet in Columbia
on "wednesday next, June 18th.
That excellent, level-headed Re
hcboth citizep, Mr.. R. A. Coeh-
ran, has baen for several years
Edge6eld county'a representative
oD the state board. We trust that
ell the other counties have. q
representative of his calibre.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
ty. We solicit your Prescriptions,
daysor night.
We GUARANTEE pure drugs,
accurate compoun1ing, and rea-