Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-07-27
JOHNSTON LETTE Err.
Misses Rushton Entertain Ep-
worth League. Dance Civ
en- by Cotillion Club.
Meeting at Philippi.

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Mrs. Wallace B. Tompkins,
, Edgefeld, visited Mrs. Edwin Mol
ley this week.
; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Mobley spen
the week end at Edgefeld with NJ
and Mrs. John Hill.
Mr.. Allen Mobley is having
very pretty dwelling erected on hi
farm on the outskirts of town. L
all probability, be will reside ther
himself.
Mr., WILL Hoyt who has bee,
travelling in Pennsylvania, is her
fora few day.
The Misses Rushton entertained
the Eaworth League on Thursday
evening of last week in very pleas
1 ant manner. A guessing contest was
one of the features of amusement
and some lovely music was enjoyed
during the time.
The collection of the Baptist
Sunday school classes for last year
we're $as9.sl. A general report was
read on Sunday.
MIR. Paul Witt is now superin-
tendent Of the oil mill in East John
ston, and has moved his family in
tho residence formerly occupied by
Mr.. j. j. Haltiwanger.
Mr.. Oscar Hammond, of Green
vile, has beeA visiting relatives
here.
Rev. John Yonca of Danville,
Vata preached ON Sunday at the
Lutheran church.
Mrs lone Owdom, and. Miss
Maud Quattlebaum, are spending
this month with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Quattlebaum.
Mr.. Ira G. Carson, former John
ston young man, was operated on in
Columbia last week for Appendicitis.
He stood the operation splendidly
and will soon be able to return to
Alis home in Batesburg.
Miss Daisy Sawyer, of Fairfax
and Mrs. Frank Sawyer, of Latta,
are guests Of their father, Mr.. s. p.
Sawyer. s;;s.
Eabaha R5sb and Miss
Eva Rnshton left M irs(Iay sor
Glenn Springs .fs 81
Mrs, S. g. Mobley has returned
fEotA Columbia where she visited
her cousin, Miss Bonham.
Mrs. w. G.. Templeton and chill
dren, Of Summerville are spending
this month with the formers father,
Capt. ]. D. Edison.
Miss Kathleen Garrett, Of Foun-
tain Inn, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Merchant,
Mrs. D. R. StrosAer has gone to
Batesburg TO- visit her daughter,
Mrs. Clifton Mitchell.
Mr. John Atkinson, of Chester,
was here during last week.
Mr.. Edward Latimer is visiting
his mother Mrs. Lucia Latimer.
Miss Ella Mobley' has resarned
from a short visit to Augusta.
Mrs. Bette Cogburl has returned
from weeks visit TO her brother
Mr.. E. S. Johnston, at Edgefeld.
Mrs. Mark Cox, of Savannah, is
yiaitlng. at the home Of her father,
Mr.. John Hester.
Mrs. Tom Willis has returned to
her home in Williston. She was &C
coRfs,aAied by her mother, Mrs. j.
". Sawyer.
Miss Lila Burdrot has returned to
Greenwood after a visit to friends.
Miss Lucy Wright and Mr.. Geo.
Wright, Jr., of Newberry, will
spend this month with the family
of Mr.. Willie Wright.
Mrs. Lee HUFF Werts is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Anna Strother.
Mrs. b. L. Allen and Master Ben
Lee will leave soon for Laurens to
visit the formers father, DR.. Cole
man, who is upon a bed of sickness.
Some tipae ago he suffered from a
fall. from which resulted his illness.
Mrs. Matte Hoyt, of o Orglethorpe,
Ga. will spend this month here
with Mrs. Iona Ready, near town.
On last Tuesday evening q dance
was given by the Johnston cotlllion
club and was enjoyed by the follow
ing; Miss Edith Miller and MIR. julie
Bland, Miss Maud Sawyer and Mr..
Frank Bland, Miss Teresa Haiti
wangoe and MIR. Garland Coleman,
Miss Lyl Parish and Mr.. julie Mob
Hey, Miss Gladys Sawyer and Mr..
IA. L. Clark, Miss Kate Pattison and
Mr.. w. Ryan, Miss Maud Rives and
Mr.. John Hollingsworth, Miss Ear
line Allen and Mr.. Edgar Hart, Miss
Emily Tompkins and Mr:J. A. Al
len, Miss Elise CroIeh and Mr.. Will
mot QUITS, Miss Marion Mobley and
Mr.. David Oazts. There was also
the usuaA number. of stags present.
pr. Dorset, of Richmond Va,
fwho has accepted the. pastorate of