Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-04-08
sdgefieId Adv5rtlse
WEDNEspAY. APR, s. 1905.
Local NelDs.
Hon. and Mrs. ". A: strom
we're among the visitors IN EDGE
field on Mesday.

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{ field on Mesday.
Cote the college auditorium On
Friday evening and see Dr. Barter
! transform old age into youth.
Cadet Herndon of the S. &C.
stn lent body uaited with the
lsthodist church on Sunday
morning laet.
Mr.. George Dorm, of Falfa, ac-
cempanied by bis two little sons.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Rs ates,
drs. W. a. Byrd aud her Two
sweet little children spent last
week wath her father and mother,
hfr. and Mrs. G. G. Fuller. Mr.
Byrd went up for them on Sun
day.
Hon. John Gary Evans spent
Saturday and Sunday in Edge
fed with his mother, Mrs. Victo-
ria ria Evans, and brother, Capt. N.
G. Evans.
Mrs. George B. Harris arrived
from Henderson, NJ O., on We'd
inesdsy last to visit her daughter,
Mrs. John r. Tompkins. This
sod lady has made many friends"
In our town during former visits.
Mr. A. F. Broadwater told ne
Z few days gothat the farmers in
his section are fully week be-.
hind with their work, aid We be-
3lieye the same condition obtains
i in all sections of the county.
Judge j. w. DeYore will leave
For Lexington on Monday next to
hold his frBt term of court.
Doubtless manY of his friends
viii 90 down to hear His Honor's
!firet charge, or in society par
lance, TO zee him, make his debut.
Hon. j. G. Sheppard, Past-su-
prsme Dictator of the Knights OF
Honor, is in Macon, attending the
grand lodge of Georgia, having
bsen invited to deliver an address
: before the lodge.
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Mr.. Charles Strom, of the Re
iloboth section, than whom the
caunty has no better citizen, asks
TO be reelected as supervisor of
registration. He fills this position
very satisfactorily and the people
could not do better than give it
to him another term.
Mr.J. P. Nixon is one of the
leading and most representative
citizens of Clark's Hill, but we
are informed that he sets bad
example to 5neighbors, in that
he makes business l2 trips to
Edge6eld on sne Sabbath day. He
was seen on certain street IN
Edgefeld d last Sunday.
Nj GsoTgs w. Quarlea Of the
sest-side e is again a candidate tor
supervisor of registration. Since
the day he was elected, Mr..
Quarles has always been at his
post when needed, ready to per-
form the duties Of the Office.
Upon this faithful discharge of
duty be asks for the suffrage of
the people:
Mr. John Milton Bell came up
10 Edgefeld from Augusta on
Monday to transact some busi-
ness for Messrs Luke & Fleming,
the large cotton factors who have
( his services engaged. Mr.. Bell is a
sober, steady young man of very
nigh character and is rapidly de-
ysIoping into very fine business
maR.
Messrs. j. M. Wise & Son, of
Trenton, have rolled their old
wooden store from the corner
and are rapidly making the ex-
cayation for the foundation Of
their new brick building which
Will5be decided improvement to
our sister town.
We solicit your prescril tion
business. Utmost care is exer-
cised in compouuding prescrip-
tions and only pure, fresh drugs
5 are used. Our prices are very
reasonable.
PENN & HoLsTEIN,
successors to
G. l.. Penn & Son.
Miss Hettia Sheppard has been
given very desirable position in
the Caesars Head hotel, COM
mencing early in June. Besides
the opportunity of spending the
heated term upon this mountain
Il peak, Miss Hettie will meet and
mingle with many of the best peo'
pie ip the state.
Mr.. w. E.. Holston, the travel.
ing representative of the G, orgis
Cotton Oil Company, was in Edge.
field on Monday looking aftel
certain business matters for his
company. He stated that this has
not been a very. profitable season
for oil mills on account of th'
steady and very marked de cline
IN oil which followed the panic.