Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-11-02

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Valuable land will be sold a tpub-
lie sale next Monday.
Mrs. Laura George of Aiken Wis
tied Mrs. B. b. Jones last week.
The next lyceum number will be
on Friday night, November 25th.
Mrs. James S. Byrd is in Column
bia visiting her parents, Mi. and
Mrs. John Fitzmaurice.
Miss Ora Riyes is visiting friends
inAiken. Before returning she will
attend the state fair in Columbia.
Fairs may come ard fairs may go
but the Edgefeld county fair will
go on-improving- forever.
Every holder Of a registration
certificate should vote in next Tues
days election. II is exceedingly I'M
portant that a heavy vote be polled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kemp are
now occupying the residence of
Miss Kate Samuel in South Edge
field.
Mrs. w. B. Cogburn and Mr..
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Paul Cogburn left Monday for
Seneca to spend a week with Mrs.
Samuel Craig.
Capt. Joseph Brunson came up
from Aiken to- take in" the fair.
His Edgefeld friends always give
him a very hearty welcome.
Lost: A sbert fur collar between
myshomein Buncombe and the To-
cent show. Finder will return to
Mrs. Matte Morgan.
Miss Annie May Minis has ac-
cepted a school four miles from
Barnwell. She will leave Monday
to enter upon her duties as teacher.
Misses Ella Cooner, Mamie Gun
ter, Lucille Gallum and Hortense
Landrum of Batesbnrg YER guests
of Mrs. B. E. Joneshduring the
fair.
Farmers who in the as .haye ia
ken no active interest in the corn
contest have voluntarily told us
that they expect to enter next
year.
when you speak of the Edge6eld
county fair to your friends empha-
size the word u N The Of
fcers of the association want it dis
timely understood that it is a
COUNTY fair.
Attention is directed to the adj
~vertisement of The Georgia-Carolina
Furniture Company, in which they
extend their IEogefeld friends a cor
dial invitation so make their store
headquarters while attending the
fair in Augusta next week.
The writer spent,a pleasant day
at Stevens Greek Sunday attending
the union meeting. Giving so much
space this week to publishing the
premium list to make a lengthy no
tice of the union is impossible. We
have been informed. that the union
at Horns creek was also exceedingly
pleasant and profitable.
Mr.. L. E Cogburn, a former
graduate of the s. &C. I. spent
Thursday in Edgefeld with friends.
He expects to leave for the far west
in a short time to make his home.
Attend the flower show at Tren-
ton Friday. It will be an exceed
ingly pleasant occasion socially.
Turkey dinner will be served to
raise funds to improve the cemete-
~. These good ladies deserve a
large patronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. T. Strom
passed through Edgefeld Tuesday,
Mrs. Strom has gone to visit her
daughter, Mrs. luther Fields, OF
Lamar. Mr.. strom accompanied
her as far as Columbia, and will
take in the state fair.
j. T. McManus, Jr., will receive
SIS for one ear of corn; Jamie Mil
Ter will receive $5 for ten stalks Of
corn and Bonnie Haston SIC
for ten ears of corn. Not to speak
of the other prizes, should not these
awards alone induce a greater mum
Der of boys to join the corr club
next year.
Mr.. B.. Timmons has arranged
with A. X. Hawkes. Co., manufac
turers of the celebrated Hawkes.
glasses, to have one of their repre-
sentatiyes at his store to-day and to
morrow for the of fttiDe