Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-07-20

or double, light or heavy. We have
any kind you want, with the prices
right.
Ramsey & Jones.
Mrs. j. l.. Minis, accompanied
by her two little daughters, left
Monday morning to attend the
Baptist assembly which is being
held at Furman University this
week.
Miss Henrietta Buford has re-
turned to her home in Brunson after
a prolonged visit to Miss Mary Blu
ford.
There are lonely hearts in Edge
field while Vivian Minis is away.
We might call names but will de-
sist.
The Edgefeld friends of MI. and
Mrs. J. b. Haltiwanger and family
regret to give them up to Green
wood. They departed Monday morn
ing to take up their abode in the
handsome home which Mr.. Haiti
wanger recently purchased in Green
wood.
Chinese Laundry: Send us your
collars, cuffs, ETC., We can laun-
der them of short notice, land
guarantee satisfaction on our
work.
John Wing.
Miss Nell Jones has returned
from a very pleasant visit in Beau
fort, being accompanied by her
friend Miss Ruth Walker, second
daughter of MI. and Mrs. j. Der
rien Walker.
Dr.. G. =. Burts left Monday
morning for Anderson and Green
vile. He will spend most of the
week in the latter city attending
the Baptist Assembly at Furman
University. DR.. Burts drove to
Plum Branch Monday, where his
horse and buggy will remain until
he returns Saturday.
Miss Fairy Adams, daughter of
DR.. E. S. Adams, of Garrison, Tex
as, has arrived IN Edge6eld to visit
her uncles, Messrs. W. S. and w.
w. Adams. 1t will be remembered
that she attended the S. G. G. L.
several years ago and made many
friends while among us. This beau
tiful young lady from the far-off
Lone Star state is being very
affectionately greeted by-her Edge
field friends.
For Sale: Idesire to sell the fol
lowing household, furniture. Two
sideboards, 70 straight chairs.
feather bed, folding lounge, four
rockers, dresser, high posted bed,
large table and hat rack. Must be
sold by August 1st. Prices reason
able. Can be seen at my home in
South Edgefeld.
Miss Mary Buford.
Ourfriend Bob Smith grows fine
fruit as well as fine cotton and corn.
While passing his home Satur-
day, The Advertiser man entered
his orchard and did wilfully pluck
and carry off about a dozen luscious
alberta peaches that were ina few
feet of the road. Don't tell on us.
Brother Smith will never know of
onr broad-open-dsylight theft. We
may make a raid upon his melon
patch later.
The Edgefeld friends of Miss
Lillian Fitzmaurice, sister of Mrs.
James S. Byrd, will be pleased to
learn that she has planned to go to
New York in August to take spe-
cial. lessons in vocal culture under
avery celebrated teacher. Miss
Fitzmaurice is already a very sweet
singer but she is doing the wise and
propersthing in developing her tai
elat to a higher degrees. HHer Edge
field friends eagerly look forward
{ to Der coming among us again.
Fnll supply of Glenn Springs and
Harris Iithia water.
q Penn d Holstein.
The annual Jack Grifis barbecue
has become a very popular social
event. 1t will be held this year on
July 29th. Besides an elegant din
ner, which is of itself a strong at
traction, q band has been engaged
to furnish music for the day. The
young people dance much of the
time, and the older folks look on
and talk corn, cotton, politics, etc.
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