Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15
WEST-SIDE NEWS.
The Advertisers Enterprise
Commended. Parksville w.
q. w. Elected Officers.
New Residences.

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Our people are loud in theil
praises of your Christmas edition Of
the Edgefeld Advertiser. 1t took en-
terprise, "get-up and get'' to get ur
such an edition; and it will beal
fruit.
Our local camp, w. O., W. No.
81, elected officers last Tuesday
night as follows for the ensuing g
year: d. A. j. Bell, consul com
mander; r. N. Edmunds, past com.
mander; G. Rob. rtson, advisory
lieutenant; J. P. Brunson, banker;
Dan A. Bell, escort; J. I. Beasly,
,watchman; H. j. Raece, sentry.
managers, R. N. Edmunds, w. n.
Elkina, S. P. H. D. Adams.
The next regular communication
of our lodge, A. F. NJ, will con-
vene on Christmas day, at which
time two new members will take
the Fellow Craft degree. There will
also be an election of officers with
the usual refreshments.
Our Sunday school re-organized
Yesterday with the following officers,
'xcept chorister, reelected John
NJ. Bussey, superintendent; ]. G.
Morgan, assistant superintendent;
J. Eddie Bell. secretary and treas
urer; Miss Martha Dorm, organist,
and d. A. J. Bell, chorister.
The school has a we'll organized
Baraca and Philathea classes, and
looks hopefully to the future.
The committee from the Baptist
church have let the building of the
parsonage to a Mr.. Jamerson, OF
Augusta, who will complete our
building and have it ready for our
new preacher, Rev. T. Fl. Garrett,
early in January 1910.
Rev. l.. &. White, John NJ. Bus.
sey and d. A. J. Bell our delegates
to the Baptist state convention
which convened in the beautiful
city of Anderson last week returned
Friday. They reporta great conven
tion great in things done-great in
plans for the future-great in mer
to carry forward the Lords work.
We want every Baptist who Car
do so to attend next year at Lau
rens.
W.P. Parks and Mr.. Jack Gil
mer have lumber on the grounds fel
new residencesto be completed aooa
i IafteE hrissrna &
Mr. Clifford Robertson has pnr
chased lot and will put up 9
handsome new residence soon
after the holidays.
Messrs. Till Seigler and Dan A
Bell worshipped yesterday at goo
old Rehoboth.
Orange blossoms soon to be re
ported. Watch the columns of The
Advertiser for important develop
ments.
The young man from Parksville
who visits Rehoboth occasionally
says the Rehoboth teacher is ;
teacher in the social world as vel
i as in the school room. Her versa
tility is admitted, and admired b.
all, and / think the aforesaid young
man is pupil. "Nuff said."
Mrs. Margaret Wales, from !Geor
gia, has purchased the Miller resi-
dence recently occupied by Mr.. J
A. Miller, and is now snugly domi
ciled in her new home on Church
street right near the Baptist church
Mrs. Wales is widow lady will
two interesting little boys, to whom
we all give the right hand of vel
come"
Mr.. D. N. Dorm is having th'
lumber cut fora bran new store tc
take the place of the old Campbell
building now obsolete.
Our sister town. Modoc, has call
ed Rev. II. Garrett for half hi
time. The preacher will live a
Parksville and divide his time will
Modoc. The new field is a hopeful
one.
Little Julian McEie, son of Mr.
J. G. McKie of Meriwether, whom
we reported as having broken hi
thigh six weeks ago, is, we are gla'
10 say is convalescing and will hav
as good a leg as ever.
Mr.. Milledge Sturkey and Lawye
Ierriman of Mccormick are visitor
to our town to-day.
Mr.. Milton Bussey, Of Modoc
gave us flying visit to-day.
1t is raining steadily and has beer
81 .e midnight last Sunday night
The S nail grain was beginning t
need moi sture, and the rain ha
come in good time.
MORE ANON.