Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-07-22
geffiield ffi Advertiser
EDNEsDAY. JULY se. 1908.
Local News.

53ff8 AS ~ ~ VSSSSe
:
be names of the gentlemen OF
jury appear IN this issue.
ahe grses Husaar picnic will be-
at I.snhsm Sprias On Friday.
iiss Lima Dobey, of Aiken, is
guest Of Miss Ruth Thinner
sI pretty Anderson belle, Miss
lie Barton, is the guest OF
ss Ruth Cogburn.
Miss Eileen Outs is visiting
|E atives and friends at Ridge
and Batesburg.
Mrs. Buford and Miss Mary
ford are spending the lmmer
q b Miss Addie Thompson.
Fail at u. NJ. Cobb's every Mon
morning for especial cut
iss Sallie Parker has beau
cousin, Miss Lillian Bushnell,
augusta, as her guest.
Irs. A. S. Tompkins is spend
this week at Monetta with her
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. M. N. Hol-
n,
Irs. James B. Tompkins has
e to spend several months in
ne, Ga, with her aunt, Mrs.
& livap.
sev. P. P. Blaloek is conduct
series of meetings in the
chapel this week. Services
7 ry afternoon and evening.
Ir. St. Julian Carwile reached
gefeld on Monday from a Va
81 ion trip of three weeks spert
New York, Saratoga and other
fthern points.
supervisor of Registration West
ID the writer on yesterday that
a2o persons have registered thus
About six colored people have
istered.
and Mrs. Wayne Darling
q 4 left on Monday for their far
# ay home In Darlington, Idaho.
= es Sophie Nicholson acccrhpa-
\ ed them as far as Augusta.
|&JMiss Tillie YoungbIood has ar
led to spend h annual sum-
er vacation at the old home
aich she loves so well, and
B2nong kindred and friends who
I've her devotedly.
j The Advertiser househoI d is H.
aebted TO Dr.. w. D. QUITS for
asket of very fine tomatoes. They
8ere of a large smooth variety,
Ffthout the hard, tough core that
S found in some tomatoes.
The front of Penn & Ho,,stein's
Etore, which was amolg the first
5riick stores erected in EdgeGeld,
has been repaired and beautifully
painted, bsing now one of the
most attractive store fronts in.
own.
Mrs. Lucinda Sewell, of Angus
"a, Is visiting her brother, Mr.. S.
A. Brunson. She underwent q
,ery complicated surgical opera
ion last February but has entire-
y recovered and is now ic the
best possible state -of health.
We are pleased to hear that Mr..
ind Mrs. M. DeLoach expect to
,end their two oldest children
here to school next, session. You
.aps wsgar your last dollar that
Mr. DeLoach will give bis chill
aren the best possible education
Il advantages.
Mr.. J. w. Reese will serve
First-class barbecue dinner in the
DeVore grove on July 30th, the
lay Of the senatorial meeting in
Edgefeld. Joe says he is arrang-
ing TO give the. best dinner ever
served in Edgefeld. Seats Will be
provided for all who purchase
iinner.
Very large stock of trunks, suit
,dses and travelling bags. Let US
5upply your needs. Our prices are
,ary reasonable.
s RAMSEY & JONES
Capt. Gus White says the
crowd at the Harmony picnic was
.be largest that be has ever seen
assembled in Edgefeld equity.
He places the estimate at 5000
persons In the matter of barbe-
cue einnera, Capt. Whit" is un-
1uestionably con'.oisseuE and
be is of the opinion that the din
Ter could not be surpassed from
my standpoint.
We solicit your prescril tian
business. Utmost care is exer-
,ised in compoundipg prescrip-
lions and only pure, fpesh drugs
ne used. Our prices are very
PENN & HoLsTEIN,
successors to
G. L. Penn & Son.
After hearing that Rev. Luther