Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-06-10

resa Haltiwanger, Miss Raven
Simkius 8 I'd Miss Verna Haiti
warger, matriculates of the Col
lege for Women, are at home for
the summer.
Mr.. Lovick Minis will leave to-
day for Cincinnati to attend the
worldwide Baracs convention.
This will be an exceedingly pleas
ant and profitable trip for our
young friend.
Mr.. James E Hart is offering
some great bargains in shoes, also
has some tempting prices in en-
broidery. Read his advertisement
in this issue.
Reports from Gulf Port, La
state that Edgefeld's famous
young athlete, Mr.. J. G. Holland,
is winning additional laurels for
himself in his work on the
diamond this season.
DR.. J. S. Byrd and Dr.. A, H.
Corley will leave this morning for
Columbia to attend the annual
session of the South Carolina
Dental association.
The hoys sare urging! "aUncle"
George Johnson to make his will
before going to Sullivan's Island
next week. They say he Charles
ton whale will breakfast on Gun
cle' George when he goes in the
surf.
Col. S. B. Mays has been sell
ing great quantities of very fine
peaches on the Edge6eld 10 market
during the past week. His large
well-kept orchard will prove to be
a veritable gold mine this year.
In this issue Will be found the
quarterly statements of the Far
mers Bank aud the Bank of Edge
field, which are published in
response to the call from the state
bank examiner.
Mr.. Tom Stuart, who will ar
rive ip Edgefeld to-day 10 begiu
work Oh the play, "Fots in Toy
land" comes we'll recommended
and our town is fortunate in hav-
irg him spend a week among us.
Miss julia Haltiwanger has
Ieen solicited to teach summer
class in music, and if she can get
tho required number of pupils
will do so. Write to her for terms
or communicate by means of tele-
phone.
Mr.. T. C. Callieon, a member of
the law class of 1909 Of 'he South
Carolina University, has been
elected student manager of the
Stewards hall Mr.. Callison lss
graduate of the S. c. c. |. aud
has p.any friends in Edgefeld.
FOR SALE: Five Kentucky
Hound puppies, father and moth
er registered. Apply at this Office.
After spending a.week with the
.homefo,ks, Mr.. Dozier Lyncbsleft
on Monday for Birmingham to
accept5a a position in the office of
his uncle, Mr.. Addison Lynch
for the summer.
The first cotton bloom to reach
The Advertiser Office this year was
sent on June 5th by Mr.. James B.
Adams of the Golfers section. 1t
is unuaually early for cotton
blooms in our county, especially
for this year when .Re crop gen.
orally is at least Two weeks late.
Miss Mar Martin, the pretty
young Virginian, who has been
teaching at the home of Mr..
David Strother has gone to her
homo in Signpipe, Va. MIR. and
Mrs Strother were greatly pleased
with her services as teacher.
Miss He.tle Sheppard left on
Saturday for Caesars Head, hav-
ing accepted position in the
hotel for the summer season. By
standing on lip toe, with tho aid
of a powerful field glass, Miss
Hettis may be able TO look dow,
on Edgeteld.
Blackherries are a great boon
to the people in this neck of the
woods. Bud Russell says he has
gained 81 pounds since they be-
gan to ripen. Before the last berry
of the season is gone we expect to
see him rival Secretary Taft in
rotundity.
Our yourg friends Trapp Bry-
ant. Lewis Stevens and Cuttino
Mellichamp left on Monday for
Atlanta to accept positions as
travelling agents for large manu-
facturers of school room fu.ni-
ture. They will probably be as
signed territory IN western Geor-
gia and Alabama.
ar. wv pooL Ir will com-