Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-13
'dgef field Advertiser
Local Nelvs.

)urn were glau W see ~ ~ - s.s'l' y" =
IN Monday.
Miss Flora QUITS. Of Elmwood,
vas among the visitors in Edge
ield on Monday.
EdgeGeld has no automobiles
ret but quite a nuunber OF Edge-
aeldians haye pretty turnonts.
FOR SALE: AZ fine pointer
puppy, six weeks of age. Apply at
this Office.
Quite a number of Edge6eld
people will attend Children's Day
exercises at MeKendree on sun
lay next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph N. Bailey
accompanied by their two chill
hren, left on yesterday for Peoria,
k, to make their home in future.
Mrs. ida f. Sheppard has been
be1diag the pest week with her
lighter, Mrs. Carrie Miller, in
or,h Augusta.
Fl Get a pair of Puritan corsets
|kbw aud save 159o Wear them
hlrty daya, and if not satisfactory
bur money refunded.
May & Tompkins.
Il Mr.. w. B. 1laffett was in town
Monday and stated that much
Il the cotton is dying in his sec
bn and viii have to be planted
Ter.
The merchants are elated over
i ie prospect of atremendous fruit
op. They can now unload the
|uit Jars that they have bad
s2ored away for more than a year.
..H You don't like our paper"
s ys q Wyoming editor, "tell us
lin q letter containing So, the
S$nual subscription price. Other
|se keep still, es it's none of
urdarned business.
THE candidates need not go
bund Parksville until The sec
ID crop of chickens is ready for
laughter. The early crop was de-
ured last week by the Sunday
hooi convention.
}sEMr. J. M. Miner, was among
lie veterans who attended the re-
3 ion on Monday. Mr.. Miner
ys be expects TO attend the re-,
kion for the entire south to be
y lid in Birmingham in June.
81 Mr.. r. L Dunovant and Mr.. A.
Glover are in Columbia in at
81 Ipdance upon the Grand Lodge
s %. g. f. The former is mem-
er of the Grand Lodge, serving
an important committee, and
I ke latter represents the Edgefeld
aIdge.
@ Candidate West told us on Mon.
!&ay that he attended the achocl
|EJicnic at Long Branch on Satur-
ay, and never saw 30 many pref
sF y.ung ladies before in his life,
) also said the candidates were.
o thick that You could + STIR.
Il s5esn wit stick.
+ John A Bog IN, Esq. is spend
IEhg q few days IN Edgefeld, bav-
sg cerse from Columbia whittier
|e wehtsto sttend the funeral of
is brother-in-law, MI. W. F. M,
Ing.
mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Calhoun
ere summoned 80 Columbia on
81 hufsday last on account of the
2aeatb Of Mr.. w. f. M. King, Mrs.
Galhoun's broi her-in-law. Mr..
calhoun returned on Friday but
Mrs. Calhoun remained in Colum-
q ia until Monday afternoon.
We solicit your prescription
kusiIess. Utmost care is exer-
!kised in compouuding prescrip-
Mons and only pure, fresh drugs
|Rrs used. Our prices are very
PENN & HOLsTEIN,
successors to
G. j.. Penn & Son.
The Advertiser had a very
3pleasant Eall on Monday from Mr..
| Tx. B. Gargile, editor of the salu-
Eda STANDARD. Mr.. Cargils came to
{ Edgefeld to attend a meeting of
The board of corporators Of the
proposed electric road. He says
that Work on the GaiuQa todu Was
discontinued on account. of the
psnic but that-it will be resumed
later.
Mr.. M. B. Hughes, better known
as Bud Hughes, the faithful sex
ton of Mountain Creek church if
dad. For more than twenty-five
Years be has looked after the
Keeping of the churcb and ceme-
fery in so faithful and conscien.
tious a mannerss to call forth tbs
commendatien of every one who
knew him. His place will not be
easy TO fill.
Everybody is admiring the
! prass aud beautiful shrubbery
: in tbe enclosure around the pub
Ii: we'll. The Dorothy Perkins
rosa that is running upon the
we'll shelter is exceedingly beau