Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-19
COLL IERs COMMUNITY.
All Of the Neighborhooa News.
Roads Being Well. Worked. !,
w. c. T. U. Growing.
Cotton Chopping.

The Golfers school closed on the
twenty-eighth of April, and after
spending several days visiting the
patrons and pupils Of her school,
Miss f aiming, the efficient and much
loved teached, returned toher- home
Y in Aiken. Miss Tanning has taught
the Golfers school for two tconsecu.
tive terms, ard has been elected for
the thrd term. This demo onstrates
the esteem and confidence the Coll
siers people have in this gifted young
lady. It's earnestly hoped by all
I that she will accept the school for
the ensuing term.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. i. Miller, accom-
panied by, their interesting little
grandson, spent last: Sabbath with
! Mrs. Miller's sister, near Ropers. "
Ir. %: Il Mathis was one of the.
party which went to the socks last
week.
Mr.. Ben Minis and. Miss Ellie
Minis Of the Antioch section, spent
Sunday at the home Of their aunt,
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Miller.
Miss Mona Mathis, one of Golfers
most popular young ladies, has gone.
for q two weeks visit to her aunt,
Mrs. John Mays, near Edgefeld. i
Mr.. G.. D. Minis of Falfa made a
business trip to Augusta last Friday.
returning Saturday, afternoon. s
IS Mr.. o. Smith, a handsome young
man of Edgefeld, was a guest at,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T.
Mathis last Sabbath.
Miss Lizzie Minis, after. a pleas.
ant visit to her uncle, Mr.. j. @.
Whatley of North Augusta, has
goneto Edge6eld to remain with her
sisters, who are students of the s.
G. CT. until after commencement.
The flower gardens OF the Golfers
and Falfa folks areladen with beau-
,tiful and fragrant roses of many
hues and varieties. - ~
Mr. T. B. Gilchriat oil Reho both,
was q guest at the home of Mr.. Joe
Miller last Sunday. T. \ \
Many of the farmers have spent
the shonb seaso o ssst between
planting and tending their crops, mi |
fishing aid striking dior ii5r Ash, and they
have met with wonderful success in
this enjoyable and exciting sport.
A week or two ago MIR. Elisha, Ham
mond went to Stevens creek striking
and killed almost as many fish as he
could carry home. About the same
time Messrs. Frank and Tom Adams,
two of Golfers most popular and
genial young men, captured severa'
I fish in Horns Greek of the Red
Horse family, weighing from six to.
eight pounds each.
The many friends and acquaitap-
ces of Mrs. J. L. Miller. Will regret
! to hear that she is very i'll. Mrs..
Miller is one of Golfers most entha-
siastic and conscientious Christian
workers, and we wish for her a
speedy restoration to, health.
Mr.. G.; o. Whatley, the prosper
olls and energetic young postmaster
and farmer-merchanto of Falfa, made
hurried business trip to Angus ia
one day last week. IA
s Mr.. j. L. Hart, of Edgefeld, ac-
4;companied by his sweet little daugh-
ter and manly little SON came to see
his sister, Mrs.. L. Miller, last Sab
bath.
Miss Rebie Morgan the capable
teacher of the Falfa school. return.
ed to her home at Morgana on the
second Of May. Her school closed
month ago. She spent several
weeks here among friends and rela-
tiYes. Miss Rebie has taught the,
Falfa school for three successive
terms and she is loved by the patrons
and scholars who are loath to give
her up. It is very much regretted
that. she will not accept the school
for another term.
Our intelligent ambitious and
handsome young friend, Nj. MUIR
phey Miller, has come home from
Augusta. where he has been attend
ing the medical college for the past
two sessions, to spend his vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
L. Miller. MuBpheySis a hard stu-4
dent and we predict for him use
full and a successful career in his
chosen profession. d
Mr. and Mrs. John Perdue and
children spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the home OF Mrs. Carrie
Hammond, Mrs. PeIdue's mother.
Two prizes were offered by Miss
Tanning in her school, one being
for punctuality, which was won by
Miss. Ellie Mathis. The other, for
reading and spelling,had to be drawn
for, by Miss Ellie May Miller, and
Master D. T. Mathis. The latter
drew the lucky number, thus secur-
! ing the prize.
Little Misses Ruby and Julia Mil
Ter will 90 this week on visit to