Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15
a. Office, No. 81. ~
liz Residence, No. IL. us
Hon. J. c. Sheppard made a bust
ness trip to Rome, Ga, Monday.

ness trip to Rome, Ga, Monday.
Rev. T p. Burgess will preach
at Ro per's Sunday afternoon next at
$3.50 o'clock.
DIR. w. E. Prescott's large store
Will Re used by Santa Claus as a
base of supplies for the western and
southwestern portion of the county.
MI. B. +. JOINS and Dr.. w. L.
Jones left Saturday for Tennessee,
and will return Monday next with
several cars of horses and mules.
If you postpone Holiday shopping
till the eleventh hour and have your
packages misplaced or lost in the
confusion incident to thelrush, don't
blame anyone but yourself.
Messrs. J. IT. Allen and B. E.
Nicholson are in Charleston rep
resenting Concordia lodge at the
Grand Lodge, A. f. NJ.
MI. NJ. W. Rogers, the popular
barber. left Saturday to spend seve-
raj weeks in southern Georgia with
relatives. However, Edeefeld has
such a strong attraction for him now
that his friends expect him back
before the New Year.
The work of charging the Beaver
Dam mill goes steadily forward. In
a short time the new machinery.
eirht cars of which have already. ar
rived. will be placed in position.
Early in the new year the pay roll
viii be nearly doubled.
Judge j. D. Allen has purchased
the lot on the corner where the
Edgefield hotel was burned some
months ago and will erect a brick
residence thereon next spring. Hav-
ing resided at the old hotel for more
than eighteen years, it will be like
getting back home for Judge Allen
to locate there permanently.
The Corner Store is in Holiday
attire, and those in quest of tokens
to make their friends happy will
receive a hearty welcome. A gift
can befound there for the wee lit
tie tot or for grand mother or grand
father. A selection is easy at The
Corner Store.
As the winter has been so mild, we
are selling Clothing and Overcoats
at greatly reduced prices. twill
pay you to see us before buying.
dorm 8 MINIS.
Mr. ]. Rnbenstein received let
ter Monday announcing the death
of his father this home in north
ern Russia. he was sixty-two years
Of age and was avery active worker
in the Hebrew church, being a
regular contributor to religious
journals. Mr.. Rubenstein' mother.
sister and a brother still reside in
Russia.
The officers of the Methodi,
Sunday school are planning to give
their children a Christmas tree at
the church on the afternoon of De
cember the a5th. A beautiful pro-
gram consisting of recitations and
vocal music is being arranged. The
Christmas tree at the Methodist
church last year, together with the
beautiful decorations, presented one
ofthe most beautiful scene ever wit
messed in Edgefeld.
There is no better buggy on the
market for The money than the
Hackney buggy. A car of 40 bug.
gies just received.
RAMSEY q Jones.
Mr.. J. B. Haltiwanger returned
Saturday after spending nine weeks
in Anderson. having been employed
by the grand jury of that county as
special accountant to audit the books
Of the county officers. Mr.. Haiti
wanger reported the affairs of the
county to be in excellent shape and
commended the officials for their eff
fciency. After receiving Mr.. Hal
tiwaneer's report, the grand jury
passed a resolution commencing
him for his thoroughness and fol
the. very satisfactory manner in
which he discharged his duty, recon-
mending him to other counties that
need a special auditor.
Madam, if you miss this opportu-
nifty to buy you a Christmas tailor
made suit you will regret it. Ruben
stein carries a full line.
We carry afull assortment of the
celebrated Waterman Fountain