Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-10-26
NEWS FROM Ii LIER.


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The harvest season 10 always, a
busy one fort hesfars q II md although
the lthercond nj his fall have
been very fayo yorabse saving the
| crops, and the Farm + this com
munIty are most gsnt, there is
yet much open col ;Ssn the fields,
and a general rus No e it gath
cred before bad comes and
mars the teecy stAp
| Mrs. G. Is burned home
last sahbath ffo oni p sSsant visit of
two weeks to TsI IasigSss at Clark's
Hill. ~ Y
ldls. 3. As spend
lag this week z T ils sfsrts, MIR.
4 apd Mrs. 2
| Mf. aid aiass tiiVsr Prince
ispeut isSt siihnE pheasant
/ n al the hgI1 Prince $
brother, u "a
There has stl 5 i5,sss great in-
terest manifested i ths good peo-
pie In this cSniIa d Tor better ed
ucational adyant for their chill
tdlen. fh6 pasIie seiIGef fund which
is usually iiisGFsi iisciS,lt it9 run the
fschooI lnoreis I'll sa ,.soatbs is al
ways sappleal ~ pN kae pa5ro.ls
Of ,he sai.irantll to
Save these! GI!iooi at months.
lii tile ea..g fsrfles snaj]..itsy q a
schoeiitax a3ass SEEMED sg vote, thai
| the pubic. SET JtsrlttaS 'nlght be
lengshensd. neH the desire to
erect a largerla nd more comfortable
school house slblesc&ne e general. Nov
wheti rEeii sueiigas We 13ave 81 CO..
!iers, are}aff sss ssnie rG&i:s1 Il Is an
/ easy mastag sSl,y ,S5ins O.. il1nCion a
! .anar;., &; z enlGnslraced
.,y TIE y: t..Is. iS'ee.i-eohstrueted
aud mooefIl sscho.Ji building that
has recently been competed, than
which there is no better school
building in the county: The Site
was given aE:. Klehard Ham
mond and II within a stones throw
| of Peace ilassn Sunday school house
|iTheplan fols this con mod ions school
la;,4l ;ssai Taysn kS ID
fMims fseII pscitications furnished
|thy the state e ne rooms are large,
airy and conf ortable. The win
dows and desks are so arranged that
| the light;come in at the back Of
and to the left of the pupils. At
the entranceto eachroom is cloak
room, in which the children on en-
tering school leave their hats, rub
bers and cloaks. The principals
room contains a rostrum and is sep
arated from the assistants room by
folding doors, that the two rooms
may be- united, thus serving as
hall in which entertainments can be
held. Though only a graded school,
the trustees and patrons expect to
make it high school in the near
future. Miss, Tanning who is a
graduate of Winthrop and a most
excellent teacher, has just entered
upon her fourth year as principal of
the Collier school. This demonstrates
the esteem in which she is held by
both patrons and pupils: and is also
good evidence of the good she has
accomplished. Miss Bull, from
Orangeburg, Miss Fanping's assis-
tant and the music teacher as well,
comes to- US highly recommended
aud we feel sure that sle will fully
measure mp 10 every requirement..
Dir. and Mrs. G.. q. Wharley and
their sweet little daught,r, who have
been at Hot Springs, Arkansas, for
two months to Fecuperae, returned
home last Saturday morning i'm
proved in health.
Miss Sallie Hammond one of Col
lier's most prepossessins young Ia
dies, left on the 9Th Instant to &C
cept a position in the Institution at
Cedar Springs. Miss 81 lie was &C
companied by Misses Madge and
Alice Hammond, the pretty young
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. L. Il.
Hammond, who are nhtriculatlng
at Cedar Spring again tlis session.
Mr.. Harris Mathis lea5es soon for
Pleasant Lane, where lie will teach
school.
Miss Lucille whatleS is at home
again after pleasant 1isit to her
friend Mrs. William Ha HallingsYorth
at Troy, S. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller are re-
ceiving congratulations from their
many friends in the arival in their
home of a sweet little baby girl.