Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-03-16

tina Kemp are now with Messrs
Rives Bros. and will extend a cor
dial welcome to their friends.
I-r. and Mrs. Willis Duncan have
gone to Charleston to be guests OF
Mr.. Melvin, a northern friend who
is spending the winter in that city,
Rev: T. P. Burgess has requested
The Advertiser to that he
will preach at Ropers Sund ay after
noon next at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. G. w. Quarles, who is known
as the candidate who always heads
the ticket, is out again for %supervi-
sor of registration. Mr.. Quarles'
friends are legion.
Mr.. w. w. Miller is standing
for reelection as magistrate of his
district. He has scores of friends
who will take great pleasure in sup
porting MIN again.
Mr.. N. R. BARLEY is out for SUI
pervisor of registration but will be
unable to make a close canvass on
account of. his Duties as miller at
MI. Salter's- mill near Trenton.
Mr.. Bartly is a good man.
Come soon and select. your new
Easter Hat at RIVES BROS, made
by a competent Milliner from Balti-
more.--Adv.
Concerning the statement made
in the grand jury report, magistrate
A. c. QUITS has requested us to state
that he turned over money to the
county treasurer for commutatio n
tax on December the 9Th.
Mrs. Charles FL. Fisher is the
guest of Mrs. III. "A. Smith. She was
accompanied 10 Edgefeld by Col.
ana Mrs. White, the latter being
her sister. Mrs. Fisher is greatly be-
loved in Edgefield, having made
her home among us for a,number of
years.
Have you seen Stuart's clipping
machines. Call at our store and ex-
anime them-iust what you have
been wanting.
Stewart 6 Kernaghan.
On her return from Charlotte to-
morrow, Miss Christine Tompkins
will be accompanied by Miss
Josephine Timlow. the assistant
Of the college at Mont
N. J., from which Miss
graduated last summer.
Another name is. added to the
list of those who, aspire to be mem
bers Of the county board of COM
nissioners, that of Mr.. N. L.
i3roadwater. He is a sterling citi-
zen who has always managed his
ywn affairs well and is fully capable
managing the affairs offthe peo-
pie.
AT the regular meeting Of the
Civic League which was
entertained at the home of Mrs. J..
F. Entzminger Thurs day afternoon
asst the following officers were
to serve for the ensuing
yelr: Mrs. j. F. Entzminger, presi-
lent; Mrs. b. E. Nicholson, vice
Mrs. B. B. Jones, secre-
AIRY and Mrs. J. E.. Hart, treasurer.
Messrs. Holland Bros. sold a
d Zeigler piano to Mr.. w.
T. Reel last week. This instrument
was greatly admired by all who saw
It, and ranks easily among the finest
ever shipped to Edge6eld.
Mrs. d. ID. McColl is over from
Bennettsville visiting her parents,
Hon. and Mrs. John G. Sheppard,
md has been most affectionately
greeted by her friends.
Farmers from all parts of the
are entering The Advert
,er's corn contest. Among the latest
enrolled was MIR. J. J. Langley of
he extre me northwestern section
If the county. Mr., E. e. Winn es-
the fact. last year beyond
Ill peradventure that the Plum
Branch soil will produce very fine
corn.
MI. B. D. Kitchings was cordial
= greeted in town Saturday, that
being his first visit in four months.
He has been a great sufferer from
INJURIES received from his horse
through a bridge.
Through the efforts of Prof. w.
w. Fuller four bright, boys have
in their names as members.
# the Boys Corn Club. Would
hat all of the schools could show
lp as we'll as the HaEsnony school!