Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-06-29

nent and very successful young bust
ness man of Greenwood, stopped
over in EdgeGeld several hours Sat,
nrday afternoon while en- route tc
North Augusta to visit his mother.
Mrs. Ida Stevens.
DR.. j. w. Daniel, presiding elder
Of the Columbia district, will
preach in the Methodist church Sun
day morning next, and the regular
quarterly conference will be held
Monday morning.
Mr.. Charlie Wates spent Sun
day and Monday at home. Since he
entered the employment of the
Southern Express Company about
a year ago, Mr.. Wates has made a
splendid record. At present he is
running between Columbia and
Jacksonville.
Notice. is given in this issue of
the opening of the books of sub
scription of the Modoc Mercantile
Company at Modoc tomorrow. The
establishment of a large mercantile
business will be great addition to
Modoc. We wish its corporators
unbounded success.
Pompeian massage cream and all
of the other late toilet articles.
B. Timmons.
So far Mr.. B. r. Smith holds the
record for the largest crop of oats
in the county this year. After re
serving enough to feed his stock,
Mr.. Smith recently had 9s5 bushels
threshed. Figure out what hand
some sum he can realize for his oats
at the prevailing price.
While DR.. J. S. Byrd is at Glenn
Springs this week attending the
meeting of the dental association
Mrs. Byrd and little Fltzmaurice are
in Columbia with Mrs. Byrd's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzmau-
rice.
Mr.. j. r. Cantelou continues to
raise the standard of his herd of
Berkshire hogs. Last week he pur-
chased a very fine SOW in Massachu-
sets. The hog and crate weighed
$50 pounds, the express alone be-.
ing about SCI. Anyone will be
we'll repaid by driving out to Mr..
Cantelou's farm to see his hogs.
There are none finer in this part of
the country.
Every farm should be equipped
with a good Bell. Shipment just re-
ceived and marked at very reason
able prices.
Stewart & Kernaghar.
Mrs. David Walker, Of Cochran,
Ga, accompanied by her son, Mr..
Robert Walker, has come to spend
a month with her daughter, Mrs. j.
r. C%antelou. Mr.. Walker, who is
an exceedingly talented musician,
will only remain in Edgefeld sever
al days. During the past six years
he has been teaching music in Haw-
kinsville, Ga, but will soon locate
permanently in Macon.
DR.. J.S.Byrd and ORA. II. Corley
left Monday to attend the annual
meeting of the South Carolina Den
tai association which is in session
at Glenn Springs this week. DIR.
CoMey will return the latter part of
the week, while DR.. Byrd will tarry
in Columbia several days. During
DR.. Byrd's absence Mr.. Percy Byrd,
who though an Undergraduate, is
already quite skilled in dentistry,
will have charge of his Office
Mulford's tooth powder, paste
and tooth wash, also full stock of
tooth brushes.
3. Timmons.
If you wish to make fine turnips,
now is the time to begin the prepa-
ration of the ground. We can sup
ply you with any of the popular va
rieties of turnips such as White
Globe, Purple Top, Yellow Aber,
deem, Flat Dutch, Seven Top, etc.
b. Timmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tompkins
and their little son arrived from
Connellsville, Pa, to spend several
weeks with relatives in Edgeield
and at Limp in Saluda county.
They have been most cordially
greeted by their friends in Edge
field, and every n who knows
them is their friend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tompkins are at present with Mr..
John B. Davis, Mrs. Tompkins'
father.
We hear that Mr.. w. P. Johns
on who resides near Johnston has a