Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-11-24
sNlDSEsDAY. NOV. 50, 1909.
Office, No. 81. ~
TX Residence. No, l7.ISS

The skating rink in the county
fair building is row a popular rem
devious for the Young people.
Tax payers are paying up slowly,
the receipts: being scarcely large
enough to meet the current expenses
Of the county.
Mrs. G.. C. Mayson, of Callison,
Greenwood county, has been visit
ing her sister, Miss Fannie Sullivan,
at her home near Horns Creek.
The ladies Of the town and vi
entity are invited to go to the store
of Messrs Stewart & Kernaghan to
see the new aluminium ware.
We do not understand how it is
that some Edgefeld boys are said to
be light-headed. when their heads
can nit a skating rink floor. with
snch great force.
Watch next weeks Advertiser for
The full announcement of the awards
in the corn contest. All reports have
been sent in to the central commitl
tee.
Married, by Rev. L. d. Gillespie,
az the Methodist parsonage, Sunday
afternoon, November 2lst, Mr.. 10:
seph p. Herlong and Miss Chloe
Bush, both of Trenton. :
Married, at the residence of Rev.
L. B. White, Miss Annie Stone, of
Rehoboth, to Mr.. Jesse Stone, of
Modoc. We wish these young peo-
i a lons life and much happiness.
II is easy to understand why some
of the girls are wearing long faces
and some of the boys have beaming
countenances since Joe Holland left
town. Joe's winnings are not con-
fined to baseball innings.
Miss Kathrine Fitzmaurice and
4 Miss Marie Brady; two popular
Young ladies from Columbia, are Wis
/ ting at the home of DR.. and Mrs. ).
S. Byrd. i.
Mrs. R. L.. Foley, of Wayne,
8 West Va, has been spending six
weeks at her old home near Horns
Greek, having come down to be with
her father, Mr.. Jack Sullivan, In hls
last illness. {
Judging from the reports that
come in as to the large acreage OF
grain that is being sown, if farmers
increase their cotton crop next year
they will have to clean up the brier
patches.
Besides a yoke of steers and q
: mule, Mr.. D. e. Lanham adyertises
a three year old colt in this issue.
He is one of the few farmers who.
raise horses and mules to sell. MI.
anham has three three-year.oid
colts on hand now that he raised.
/ We greatly appreciate the kind
and urgent invitation to attend the
Fair at Parksville Friday and Sat
urday of this week, and regret ex-
ceedingly that we cannot be present.
The Advertiser hopes that the pro-
moters of the fair will be abundant
Iy rewarded for their efforts.
Mr.. J. Gordon Holland is now
coaching Clemson's football team,
and if the cadets respond to his in
ssruction they will make a brilliant
record this season. Joe not only
understands the theory and science
Of the game but he is a practical
athlete. He knows how to do
things himself. !,
Mr.. Orlando Sheppard has .steadi:
! IL but surely improved during the
4 i've weeks that he has been confn5
ed to his home. Feeling that q
change will lead to more rapid Inn
provement, he has decided to GO
! down 10 Fine Heights Sanitarium in
North Augusta to + main for sever
al days. y
Mrs. J. S. Byrd and little John
Fitzmaurice Byrd will SO to Colum-
4 bia tomorrow to remain until the
new year. DR.. Byrd will accompa-
nv them to the capital city but will
return the next day to pass a dull,
dreary month alone,in his Buncombe
home. Our sympathy goes on, y
him.
Col. r. B. Watson stopped over
in Edgetield Sunday with his niece,
Mrs. 3. p. QUITS, while on his way
to make his brother, Mr.. NJ. a.
Watson, visit. Col. Watson had
the misfortune to step on a mai
several months ago and has suffered
greatly from the wound but has a:
most entirely recovered now.
Gapt. w. E. Gonzales explanation
Of that Taft luncheon in Columbia
has changed the opinion of a good