Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-01-06

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Mt. W. T. Walton having been
eqniteTindisposed for some time, his
sEdgefea friends are delighted to
hear that he is able to be, out again.
He walked from his homet John John
Eston on s.sI .Aeqsdass Iesss i sess.
: If Brethren itAejohht and john
ston continue their goods,Mork,, in
the language of our Colds Spring
correspondent, there will not be a
bachelors home West North of
Edgefe1d that has not "a bonnet
hanging in the hall and an apron in
the kitchen" ~ i
' John A. Boykiin,; ESQ.,, { arrived in
;Edgefeld in Monday from Atlanta,-
accompanied by his beautiful and
accomplished bride, to beguests of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P. Calhoun and
Misses Sophie and Marie Abney qfors
several days. Mrs. Calhoun will gfve!
a reception in their honor this after ts
gesri. sst
Mr.. B.,J. Day gave. large fami-
.ly dining on Monday, January 4th,
in honor of his mother, Mrs. Elias e
BETH Day, WHO attained TO her s4th
year on that day. Nothwithstand
ing the extreme old age Of this $ esti-
mablef lady, She still possesses unu-
saal;Sigor Of mind'and body
+ Mrs. B. b. ones ones gave avery de-
lightful reception Friday evening
in honor of aher cousin, Miss Nam
ME. GunteE,, of Batesburg,,::s$;5--A musi-
callprogEam, was very pleasant
feature of the evening. Miss Gunter
has many friends in Edge.ield who
always greet her most CORDIALLY.
Cabbage Plants: Weshave all
varieties of sea-caast. cabbage pl ants
EEfar sale. Received flesh sbySes press.
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S ThesAdgsrslseE skAddEbtsd to Mr..
r. Wssfsimfaaiia ssfifai asa a q ate copy of
the Birmingham News, rom which
vel e::lsarn.that; the first year oftpro-
hiEtfen3 siiih 3sih that city cit has 'tesrd ted in
the. increase of buildings bank de-
posits, as well as in business along
all lines, and there has been a5cor-
responding decrease in crime llnder
the prohibition regime.
Without giving his friends a
word of notice, our young friend,
Albert Kemp, a very popular en-
ployee of the Edgefeld Mercantile
Company, stole away to, Mountain
Greek during the holidays and
brought charming young bride
back with him. Mrs. Kemp was
Miss Eva QUITS, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James T. QUITS. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kemp have received Ioany
hearty congratulations.
Capt. and Mrs. N. G. Evans were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Berrien
Walker at their home in Beaufort
last week. Capt. Evans went with a
Ycongenial!party on a deer hunt for
-four days. Seven fine deer were
killed, one, a very large buck, fell
at the crack of Capt. Evans rife.
He sent the antlers and some choice
steak to DR.. J. III. Carmichael by
express.
Mr.. James T. Minis has been COM
missioned by Governor Ansel as
treasurer Of Edgefelds county. but
he will not assume the duties of the
pofice untila a representative is sent
by the, Comptroller General to
check up everything before the
office is turned over to him. This
should be done in justice both to
lDr. j. II. PattiseR and Mr.. Minis.
The treasurer's Office will be open
probably early next week.
Our stock is being added to each
day so as to be able to meet every
requirement. Let us convince you
| that we can meet any prices.
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