Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-11-24
GOLFERS CULLINGs.
County Fair Praised, Missionary
ary and TemperanceOr Organiza-
tons Flourishing, Beautiful
Mahogany China Closet.

Mr.. T. L. Miller had the misfor
tune to lose nine shoats recently.
Miss Rebie Morgan, of Morgana
enteredupon her duties as teache
of the Falfa school November th
first.
The Thomas and Pearl show
which played in the school house at
Golfers on the 9th instant wa
greatly enjoyed by old and young.
Mrs. P. B. Whatley went yester
day to Greenwood, as a delegate tt
the state w. NJ. U. from Red Oak
Grove missionary society.
On every hand we hear compli
mentary remarks paid the manage
ment of the Edgefeld Fair, and il
is the concurring opinion of all that
it was triumphant success.
Miss Georgia Reese, the capable
assistant teacher of the Golfers
school, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her home people at Morgana.
Mrs. Katherine Sprouse has gone
to Augusta where she will remain
until after the winter months.
Among those who attended the
Fair in Augusta last week from Col
liers were Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Math-
is, Mr.. and. Mrs. T. L. Miller, Mes
srs. J. L. Miller and Wyatt Ham
mond, Mesdames E. B. Mathis and
Carrie Hammond, and Misses Mona
Mathis and Sunie Hammond.
Mr.. Hal Holstein from Edeefeld
was guest at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. q. o. Whatley last Thursday
night.
Mrs. J. N. Grafton and Miss Jud-
die Tanning spent last Saturday in
Edgetield.
The Woman's l,.-issionary society
held very interesting and instruct
i've meeting at Peace Haven last
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.J. T. Dorm who with his fam
lily moved to Ivens, Ga, several
months ago returned last week to
again make Falfa t',e;- home We
extend to welcome
and hopet, - ermanently
settled. .,.c-s;'.---''
f Miss Reynolds from Pleasant Lane
F|iss Keeping house for MI. q. Mil
1ers and children.
:. Mrs. T. J. LaSure and daughter,
Miss Mamie, were pleasant guests Of
relatives in Columbia during the
Fair.
= Mr.. G. d. Minis the genius of the
Falfa section has just completed a
handsome china cabinet, the case
is of mahogany inlaid with curly
maple-the surface throughout is in
piano. Mr.. Minis values this beau
tiful cabinet at one hundred dol
lars.
I Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Whatley
.madea brief but very pleasant visit
to- Cleora last Tuesday.
Mr.. o. Smith from Edgefeld was
a guest at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
DIT. Mathis last Sabbath.
:. An interesting program is being
arranged for Temperance Sunday at
Peace Haven.
A mission study class has been or
ganized at Red Oak Grove with Mrs.
George Bussey as leader. The MEM
bers of the class have selected as
their text book THE Uplift of Chi
na.''
y MissaLucile Whatley has gone to
Greenwood to attend the state W.
M. IT,. after which she will spend a
week or ten days in Troy, as the
guest of her friend Mrs. w. G. Hol-
Lingsworth.
:. The interest in the Peary-Cook
controversy over the North pole has
lost somewhat in interest since the
discovery of the lazy disease, and the
coming of Halley's Comet has been
brought to our knowledge by as
tropomers, who predict that as ear
ly as. December it will be visible
with the naked eye. We are look
ing forward to the coming of this
phenomenon with much interest not
unmixed with awe.