Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-01-26
COLLIER LETTER.
New Year Brings many Changes,
Mrs. Zehner, the Distin-
guished Lecturer, Com
plirnented.

Harling,iwho has been very sick for
the past ten days is improving.
| Miss Mona Mathis returned home
Hast week.. after ) pleasant visit of
three weeks to her friand, Miss El-
.Ilie Smith, at Clyo, Ga.
Mr.. 80 Cothran and lis bride
accompanied by Mrs. Cothran's
brother Mr.. Will McGee, all from
Gle. ra, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
! T. J. LaSure last Thursday.
| Many changes were made.in our
community with the coming of
the new year. Mr.. Doc Prince has
Esold his farm to Mrs. Frank Shell
ton from Modoc, and he and his
4 wife are making their home with
their daughter, Mrs. Jim Hamilton
at Efie. We W re sorry to lose
these good people from our r~neigh-
borhood, but are glad tnat Mrs.
Shelton and her family have come
to live among us and we extend to
them cordial welcome.
Mr.. Markus Zimmerman, from
Plum Branch, was a guest iii the
home of Mr.. and >Mrs. G. L. Mathis
lasts aturday.
Miss Lucille Whatley, is attend
lug the singing school at Red Hill.
She ca me home last Friday after
noon to spend the week end with
her parents.
Messrs. Smith and Logan from
Edgefeld were pleasant vi itors to
Collier last Sabbath. What means
the frequent visits of these young
Edgeieldians to our community?
Mrs. McKie, widow of the late
DR.. Bob McKie and her son, Mr.
Will McKiie, who made their home
last year with Mrs. McKie's daugh-
ter in Beach Island, have returned
to their handsome home near Col
lier, to the delight of their many
friends and acquaintances.
Little Julian Landrum Adams,
the handsom little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j Adams, was the happy
recipient, of "a very hands some Christi
.Emas present and a beautiful letter.
1 from the distinguished editor Of
The Advertiser for whom little Ju.
Ilian is named.
Miss Aminee Cartledge retu ned
home last Friday from delightful
visit to relatives in and around Plum
Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs John Perdue, who
lived las year at the DR.. Bob Nc
Kie place, are making their home
this year with Mrs. Perdue's moth
er, Mrs. Carrie Hammond.
Mr.. Drue Morgan, who resides in
! Texas, and has, not been in this
county for many, years gladdened
the heart of his father Mr.. Ivan
Morgan by a visit to him Xmas.
The young people of Collier who
took vocal music from Prof. Boiling
have improved wonderfully in sing
ing. We hear many compliments
paid them by strangers who visit
our: Sunday School.
Miss Alice Hammond, the pretty
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L..
r. Hammond. who has been suffer-
ing for several weeks with tonsil-
litls was carried by her parents to
Aug lsta last Wednesday to have
her tonsils removed. We trust the
operation will be successful, and
that Alice will soon be able to re-
sumo her studies at Cedar Springs.
Mrs. A. G. Zehner, reform lee
turer from Dallas, Texas, addressed
a very appreciative audience at
Peace Haven on the thirteenth in
slant. 1t was not generally known
that Mrs. Zshner would be at Col
lier, and for that reason many miss
ed hearing her. Mrs. Zehner's SUBJ
ject People who help and people
who hinder" was mastery handled.
Her flow of words is wonderful,
her thoughts are beautiful and so
entertaining is she that her listeners
do not tire. We thank Mrs. J. L.
Minis for the privilege that will
again be ours on the 26th, and we
predict a full house to hear this dis
tinguished Southern woman.
While hunting last Tuesday af-
ternoon, Mr.. Fred Minis had the
good fortune to kill a wild turkeys
/ gobbler that weighed twenty
pounds.
On the twenty-third of last De-
cember the marriage of Miss Sallie
Bussey and Mr.. Oscar Zimmerman
was solemized at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
Bussey, near Efiie, Rev. CIV.
Bussey the BRIDES uncle officiated.
There were no cards sent out and
the affair was very quiet. After
the ceremony the bride and groom
were driven to Modoc where they
took the train for Augusta, going
from.there to points of interest in
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