Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
Local News.

Mrs. L. R. Brunson was among
the shoppers in Edge6eld on Sat
nrday.
Clerk of court ~. B. Cogburn
made a business trip to Augusta
on Saturday last.
Evangelist Kinard has pitched
his tent in the Horse Creek val
ley. being now at Bath.
DR.. B. f. Jones, who is now
located in Newberry, spent several
days IN Edgefeld lest week.
Mrs. Maud Lynch. of Savannah,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Cuttino Mellichamp.
Mr.. James T. QUITS spent a
portion of last week visiting his
daughter, Mrs. G. T. Asbill, at
i Bath, s. G.
4 Miss Lillian Smith who has
been teaching ID the graded school
! at Honea Path has arrived to
aspend the summer at home.
Miss Jennie Holley, a popular
young lady from Aiken, is a guess
|of Prof. and Mrs. j. F. Entzmln-
ger at the college.
Mr.. J. Trapp McManns has al
q ready cut his oats, being about
two weeks earlier than his neigh
bors. Mr.. McManus says he made
The finest oats this year that he
ever made.
The. Advertiser will not tell
tales out Of school" but. we be-
zAieve that the Rehaboth section is
Don TO lose one of its best beloved
young ladies'.
Mr.. Arthur Harling is the
champion grower of oats in the
lcKendree section. He has fifty
Br sixty acres of exceptionally
6ne oats.
Miss Minnie Dicks was sum-
honed on Saturday by telegram
the bedside of her niece in
brunswick, Ga. 1t is generally re-
tetted that she will not be here
Suring commencement.
r. f. Capt. R. b. Cain is welcomed
5bmmencement visitor. Several
lonths have passed since he was
LIST amoLg US. Capt. Cain still
epresents the State Life Insur-
nee Company.
Mr.. Joseph S. Addison who has
arge farminginterests near Chap
y |eIls, Saluda county, came down
md spent Sunday last with hls
bother, Mrs. ". G. Addison.
Mr.. Percy M. Feltham can not
main long from Mrs: Feltham
Ind little Percy, He spe.t Sun.
ay and Monday in Edgefeid, re.
hrning to Greenyille on yesterday
An itemized statement of all re-
seipts and disburesmehts for the
ear ending April 18th, 1908, will
$e published lin The Advertiser
ext week " Mr.. w. a. Harlipg
reasurer Of the Edgefeld town
n ouncil.
We solicit your prescril tion
4 business. Utmost care is exer'
|sed in .eompounding prescrip'
q ons and only pure, fresh drugs
He used. Our prices are very
}asonable.
u PENN G. HOLSTEIN,
successors to
G. l.. Penn &, Son
IS Mrs. ]. W. Rankin who has
y sen spending some weeks at the
ome Of her brother, Mr.. B. Tim
hons, left on Saturday to visi
ar sister, S,Mra. Arthur Young
lood, at Winterseat.
Mr.. Winston Dyer, of the Re,
kill section. and Mrs. Marth'
Eledsce Dyer. who resides nea
ohnston were married on Thurs
lay last. Mr.. DYER was accompa'
81 led on this happy mission tc
johnston by Mr.. Geo. w. John
on and Mr.. Boyd Holmes.
Although there was an an
hsually large quantity of fodde
braduced last year, it has beel
d a demand at good price tbi
spring Mr.. w. P. Jobnson toll
3ns a few days ago that he SOLE
$1 200 bundles of fodder this yea
for $3.50 per hundred pounds, de
Iliyered at his farm.
S. Get a pair of Puritan corset
now and save 1870. Wear then
thirty days, and if not satisfaction,
your money refunded:
May & Tompkins.
4 Rev. and Mrs. Leo D. Gillespi
aarrived in EdgeGeld on Thursda
last and are at the parsonage
|which has been rehabilitated an
renewed throughout BY the goo
women of the Methodist church
Mrs. Gillespie is being very Col
.3islly welcomed, and it will nc