Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-08-10
EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
Established 1885.
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 10, 1910

nj! S. r. Zimmerman united
with the Methodist church by letter
on Sunday last.
AIRS. William Belding of Angus
tasis visiting her sister, Mrs. b. +.
Glanton, Of the Antioch section.
Misses Mary Swindell of Augusta
and Fannie Miller, of Trenton, were
guests of Miss Helen Tillman last
week.
III. James Hilton was cordially
greeted upon his visit to Edgefeld
Hast week. He has a position with a
large hardware firm in Anderson.
Mrs. c. 81. Key and Miss Marie
Key have returned after avery pleas
ant visit of several weeks to rela
tiyes and friends in Anderson and
Parksyille.
Miss Inez Cooper, of North Au-
gusta, the beautiful and winsome
daughter of Mr.. John Cooper, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Eileen
QUITS.
Mrs. j. R. Atkinson and her two
l-aITI-GItNEEF-- IfEeNH~ -
daughters, Misses Ollie and Annie
May, and Miss, Lillian scattergood,
Of Augusta, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. As. Edmnnds.
Mr.. Warren Fair, oae of the lar
gest and most prosperous farmers
of the Beech Island section, spent
Friday in Edgefeld at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Bruson.
Judge ]. D. ALLEN says he just
can't go to all of the campaign
meetings, and that if they want to
defeat him for his absence they'll
just have toldeit.
In spite Of the continued drought
in the spring some very fine wheat
and oats were made. Mr.. S. E. Nor
gan who is one Of the best farmers
in the county made 400 bushels of
pats 8 twelve acres.
Mrs. &. u Phelps and Mrs.
Frank Gray. of Waneshero. Ga,
spent last week with their sister,
MR.. S. E. Morgan. They are visit
ing relatiyes In the Gleera7Rehoboth
section thissWeek.
The primary lis less than twenty
days off andwhile HE election of
some candidates ii reasonably
certain, The AdYertiser is only bet
tine on two, Audito r. TimS
norman and Judge JED Alien.
Miss Ruth Cooner, formerly of
BatesbuFg but now q resident of
Charleston, is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Mary J.. Norris and uncle.
Mr.. e. j. Norris. Miss Cooner is q
very gifted vocalist. being a member
Of the ,choirof the Citadel Square
Baptist church in Charleston.
After assisting Rev. J. T. Little
eiohn in the protracted meeting at.
Republican church this week, Dr.
C. +. Burts will take a vacation of
two weeks, spending the time in the
upper part of the state. There will
.be no preaching service in the Bap-
tist church on the End and 3rd Sum
days.
Mr.. James a. Garrett is going to
exhibit some of his horses at the
county fair again in October. He
has some of the finest horses, ever
raised in the county, and looking
upon his blooded stock will be an
inspiration to many farmers who
have been Indifferent in the matter
of raising stock.
Mr.. Clinton T. Graydon spent q
portion of last week In Edgefeld
visiting Mr.. A. S. Tompkins and
Mrs, Elias. Tompkins. He gradual
ed in june from the South Carolina
University and hiss accepted a po-
sition as teacher in the Castle
Heights School at Lebanon, Tenn,
one of the finest private schools in:
the south.
Mr.. JohaR Durisoe spent sever
al days6last week with relatives and
friends in Edge6eld, and considering
the very high esteem in which he is
held it is needless to add that he
(, was cordially greeted on every hand.
The editor regrets that be was alb
sent when Mr.. Dnrisoe paid a visit
TO The Advertiser Office.
Misses Rdwardina and Marion
Blalock and ME-. Philip Ransom Of
Augusta spent a portion of last
week as guests of Misses Helen and
Ruth Strom. There is no more de.
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