Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-10-06
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Office, No. s ;i,.s
Reside dence, No. e. e 8 I
Capt. and sMrss: 6. Evans were
among those NJ spent Saturday u. n
Augusta s5g 4 5
TIE question IS up pIiermost in every:
body's mind now is:fF Who'll be
Queen of;the Carnival.
Mrs. j o,an sR. and hersweet little
daughter were samong,the shoppers
I'M Edgefefd Tuesday s
Mrs. &c. C. !. Fuller has been spend
ing several days in Edgefeld with
her daughler Mrs. w A. Byrd + +
Mr.. j.. d. Holstein hassreturRed
from New York, where, ne pure
chased a large stoe .of b oliday
goods for Penn and Hdsein:
/ Miss Hattie Newsom who IS now
teaching in the Graded School at
Bamberg spent Saturday and with
friends at the college.
Mrs. Kate Kernaghan, of Colum-
,5bia, spent several days in Edgefeld
!. last week with her daughter Mrs:
j. w. Stewart.
Miss. Anna Bell Morgan has ac-
cepted the school for another session
in Colletons county,where she taught
last year. She left Edgefeld Satnr-
day to enter upon her school duties.
Mrs. Speights has returned to her
home siin Colletong county after
spending summer!in Edge6eld with
her daughters, ,Mesdames E.H. Folk
and S. IA. Brnnson. 49,
The young fellow who will not
go.dopnin his jeans and spend his
] last dime in order to have his lady
!. love crowned queen Of the carnival
isn't worth a hill of beans, and she
ought totell him SO, too.
y The Advertiser. sends affectionate
greetings to Master Julian Landrum
! Corley, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. G.SCorley and, a grandson Of
the late Col. Thomas Morgan, who
has Just beelf named for the writer.
Maysh makeiassgoo citizen as his
father aud lamented grandfather
The clerk of the county boards
Mr.. P wv. Cheatham, requests us
to state that the publ lication, of the
regular quarterly yreport has been de
layed one week ON account OF the
enforced absence of Supervisor E.
Monltie, but itawilt aapear next
] week. M +
ers who pay the highest market
price. Mr.. Dorm says the railroad
track has been laid to the Twin City
plant and Is now ready foEithe, roll
J ing stock. The company will pnr-.
chase an engine to operate its trains.
Orders have been placed for machin-
cry and very soon two large stone
crushing plants viii be installed for
IMPLYING the stone for the concretes
work.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Walter Adams are
now occupying their beautiful new
home in south Edge6eld, which was
erected upon the sight of the. old
Tatt: residence. This old house
wss;by number of, yearsthe Oldest
house, in Edgefeld before it was
torn down several months ago. We
present a cut fsthe old landmark
this;sweek. which will give the resi-
dentsyof Edgefeld q lastlook at this
old pioneer home. s, ,:e
Large supply off, ~atton's Sun:
proof paint. All eolers for inside il OF
outside work. Get my price before
buy 1g. ;,,..3 e u. I:
Mrs. Washem-My old man has
gone TO work.at, last. j,
Mrs. Sweeps Glory be! aWhe
gave. him the job9
Mrs. Washem-The judge.-Chl'
cago News u 80 {. 4 3
Solid Silver.
We have just received a beanti'
full assortment of solid silver in the
latestSpatterns and designs known
to the silyersmith's art. Our new
line of, table cutlery ise also, being
greatly admired.
]. 81 Penn & Holstein,
Successors to g. L. Penn & Son,
Large assortment of heating
stoves, coal and wood burners. .
Stewart -& Kernaghan.