Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-03-30
GOLFERS CULLINGs.

NeWsy Letter from AoVef'
tiser's Alert Correspondent,
Reporting All The Neigh
borhood News.
The weather is so pretty and has
been for quite a while that we would
dislike to see the clouds hide the
sun from view, or the mud take the
place Of sand, but for the sake OF
the. farmers WI o are waiting very
impatiently for rain so as to begin
their crops, we will say we wish the
rain to come, in order that we may
look upon the farmers smiling faces
again. / am glad to say that one
more of our farmers has entered the
contest and hope that yet many
more will emulate his example.
Mr.. George and Miss Annie Math-
is spent Sunday night at Mrs. 6. a.
Adams's.
We are very glad to see Miss Ru-
BY Miller back at home and looking
sowell after undergoing a success
full operation on the throat.
We are pleased to see Miss Anna
Hammond we'll and with us again.
One of Golfers dark-eyed men is
keeping bachelors hall'' neal" Lick
Fork" He says it is most too lone,
some to stay there by himself. Look
out girls!
Mr.. D. T. Mathis has purchased
a very pretty horse, and Nh. L. Al.
Adams a very fine mule.
Messrs. D. T.. Mathis, O.. d..
Prince, Grafton Hammond, Mrs. ].
N. Grafton and Miss Ellie Mathis
we're visitors in Edgeheld last week.
Misses Kate and Sunie Hammond
and Mrs. J. n. Grafton were yisi-
tors at the hospitable home of Mr..
Jack Hayling last week.
The Children of the Sunbeam So,
Iciety enjoyed an Easter egg hunt on
the Sunday School grounds last Sat
urday afternoon 1t was a very en-
lSioyableeoccasion for old and young.
Tos see the happy and expectant lit.
tile faces ls they looked here and
.EL L-hnE&-H . 3
lthere in the grass for the rabbits
Enest, thrilled all hearts with yand
ladmirations The eggs were sight
3tosbehold There were red,pins.
black.
vearss
variegate(Ie ggs,seggsgof aIlaulserip
tion; eggs withmages of chinese:
rabbits, monkeys and chickens
stamped on them. We wish Easter
would come every month instead Of
once a:once a year.
Mrs. WhatIey, better known as
miss Jessie" gave the little boys a
very impressive talk on the To.
bacco habit" last Saturday after
noon. At the close she asked all who
would go home and sign a pledge
never to indulge in it to hold up the
hand, and to the delight of all every
little boys hand was raised instant
ly., We feel that much good will be
Vdone by the younger generation.
Miss Alma Hammond spent Sat.
urday night at the home of Mr..
Ed Hamnlond's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller and
sweet little Marion visited at Mrs.
Sallie JONES' Saturday and Sunday,
MI. e. MI. Miller, who is attend
ing the medical college in Augusta,
delighted and surprised his friends
by coming Saturday and remaining
with them until Monday.
Some of the young people gave
Miss Aminee CARTRIDGE a Surprise
Party on Saturday night last which
was very enjoyable. After making
and eating candy and playing games
the hour came for us to depart. We
regretted very much that it had not
been on another night, so that we
might have stayed longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mathis and
little Mayme spent last Sabbath at
Mr.. w. E. Thurmond's Of Modoc.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Adams visit,
ed at tie home of Mr.. G. I. Mathis
last Sabbath.
The Golfers school was very
glad to receive the free fund OF
500 which means a great deal to
the community. Trixie.