Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-07-07
Local NesDs.
The Advertisers Phones:
Office, No. 81
Residence, No. 17.

i.tf.tabGcHt 10 SthA ~ "
ment of the Bank of Parksville
published elsewhere in this issue.
Misses Daisy Lyon and Maggie
Reel visited friends in Charleston
and Aiken last week.
4 Mr.. w. Wallace Sheppard left
Monday for ashington. D. Q, the
trip being partly business and partly
pleasure.
Hon. ID. D. Coll, Of Bennetts-
viii, has been in Edgefeld for q few
days. He left yesterday for q stay
of several weeks at Glenn SPRINGS.
Just now there is a great demand
for residences in Edgefeld. The.
1 supply would be increased but for.
thesvery high price of building ma
erial.
Miss E,mmie Cartledge, who
serves Messrs. Rives Bros. very
faithfully and efficiently as saleslady,
is enjoying vacation.
Dr.. G. T.. Burts accepted an inyi-
tstion to deliver an address at a
large temperance rally near Man
ming last Thursday.
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Capt. and Mrs. N. G.. Evans and
Master George are spending a fort
night in New York with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Berrien Walker.
President F. N. K. Bailey announ
ces this week that the next session
of the S. G. G. I. will begin Sept.
sOth, 4
Hon. J. C. Sheppard is sojourn-
ing for "a month at Glenn Springs.
It has been his custom for number
of years to spend a month in the
) summer at this popular resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Lowrey, of
Eistoye1, S. C., are spending this
week at Velma with the formers s
I mother, Mrs. w. B. Lowrey.
Mr.. j. B. Adams says he has re-
Gently been to Plum Branch, Au-
gusta and Edgefeld, and that the
prospect is that more corn will be
J raade In the county this year than
for several years before. s s
An election for public cotton
! weigher for the town Of Edgefeld,
has been ordered for the 16th of
August, the third Monday. See
notics elsewhere in this isspa
All sorts and conditions of re
ports are coming in from the prize
{ acres of corn. We have heard of one
aere that has 10000 stalks, with
SIX ears to the stalk.
MIR. Charles IL. DoDson, accom-
panied by his family is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Emma Dobson. Mr..
Dobson made the trip from Allan
ia in his handsome Maxwell tour.
ing car.
The Corner Store gives some
specisl prices in its advertisement
this week that should cause the
shopping public to make q rush fol-
1.-the bargain counters.
Hon. W.R. Parks heads the hon
or roll for the best yield o1
wheat in the county, and, SO far a.
our information goes, Mr.. Waltel
Nicholson has had the best turnout
Of eats. The latter had 80 dozeI
bundles of oats that threshed ll6e
bushels.
Ladies and Gentlemen: DO no
!, miss the opportunity of having you
nails manicured at Mr.. w. III. Tur
ner's store Fridays and Saturdays
Price, a5 and So cents.
Mrs. w. C. Hatcher.
We regret that our Young frlen'
John Hughey IS suffering from
broken RIB. Itsometimes occurs, s
they say, that young ladies have t
nurse broken ribs, but just why o
how it is that this young bachelo
has a fractured rib we don't quit
& s understand. John will have to e,
plain.
ssHe,s a careful dentist"
Yes; he filled my tooth wit
great pains"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Cogbu1
] will leave Friday to visit the
daughter, Mrs. Craig, in Anderso,
y From Anderson Mrs. Cogburn WI
90 to Caesars Head and Mr.. Co
burn TO Harris SPRING Mr.. Co
burn has been quite indisposed #
some time and he has been advise
to drink the Harris water. Befoi
returning to Edgefeld Mr.. and Mr.
cogbnrn will visit Col. and Nj
s. II II. K. j alley on Paris mountain