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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-04
Obituary.

Eddie Elbert Taylor, son OF Charles
and Bertha Taylor, was born In Chip.
pewa county, Wisconsin, May ~,
1904. and departed this life, after a
short Illness, In New Point, Holt
county, Missouri. July -, 1911, aged
. years, . months and days.
Everything was done tina, earthly
parents could do for the little suffer.
or. Al about ons o'clock, Friday
morning, little Eddie told the nurse
tia, he wanted papa. he called for
mamma, sisters and brothers, and af.
ter kissing them and bidding them
goodbye, lac closed hi, eyes In sleep
that knows no waking In this world
and passed beyond this vale Of tears,
lie will bc missed In the home circle,
"The Lord gave and the Lord has
taken away"
| Wherefore should mourn,
| Now the darling child l. dead
| lie to rest II early gone,
| lie to paradise I, He'd;
| After a short service, conducted by
the ". G, r. e., the body was taken
to the Oakland chhrch, south OF
Mound city. where the pastor CON
Quoted the funeral services. and the
body laid To rest IN that cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs, Taylor and family
have the sympathy Of the entire
neighborhood. They just came 10
New Poiut In the spring. NJ. y.
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Home Wedding.

A very happy occasion VAS the wed.
ding Of Jesse Cain. Of New Point. and
Miss Carrie Wilson, which took place
~ the home OF the brides parents.
north Of Forest City. At 10 o'clock
Tuesday evening. August lst. 1911.
The ceremony room was bower Of
pink aud green and this splendid
young couple took their places before
Elder r. u. Augustine. pastor Of tie
Forest city Christian church. who. IN
tie presence Of relatives and a few
intimate friends Of the bride and
groom. administered the marriage
VOWS. using the impressive ring ser
vice. The bride VAS IN white and the
groom wore conventional black. AZ.
ter congratulations. sumptUOus
wedding supper was served and the
remainder VI the evening vas pleas.
antly spent In music.
These young people. than whom no
better can he found. have t~en ideDti.
led With the educational system u
Holt county for the past three years,
and stand In the front ranks Of our
rural teachers. Ina few days they
viii leave for an extensive western
trip. returning IN time Tor the open.
Ing of the New Point schools, where
Mr. Cain has been elected principal
for tie fourth consecutive term, and
there they will make their home.
Jesse il graduate 81 the oregon
High school and one Who has made
good" Tie sentinel Joins with the
numerous friends ~ Mr.. and Mrs
Cain in extending them consratula
tons and best wishes for a happy
aud prosperous life.
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Early in the Morning.

Early Wednesday morning Of this
week. August 2. Wick Greene and
Mis- Hazel Hoffman, took an auto
ride and Will. out enjoying the fresh.
ness ~ tie delightful morning. the
inVigDrating effect caused them To-
call AZ the home of Elder y. II law.
.yn. and on presentation Of one Of
John lIibhlfd', pafchm.n,S, tie III.
der Al once proceeded, and IN a f."
moments they H.fp told they We're
husband and v lie. and they straight.
Nay proceeded 10 Forest CITY, where
they took the train north for Cook
Neb.
They are popular young people. ana
their large circle Of young friends
will certainly wish them a long and
beautiful life. They ar. popular he.
cause 81 their many eScellen, quail.
les ~ heart and mind, and all will Dr.
u al 10 hay. them return, which they
will do after their honeymoon will
the brides relatives. and will 20 "a
housekeeping, where love will abid.
In u cottage"
Tie bride u a daughter of l.. u
Hoffman,, Of Nodaway TO" nsliip. and
IA. groom a son Of a. II. Greene, OF
this city. They don't gro" any be-,
ter Young people anywhere than la
lel and Wick. Here's 10 you botl
uyait,
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New Point, and Vicinity.

Lawrence Killam and sister left
Saturday for their home.
-Claud Bender and Mabel Davis
visited at Parker. Sunday.
Mr.. Gene Taylors lirtle girl, who
las been seriously sick, Is better.
Harrison and Dale Kunkel vent
70 Maryville. sunday. in their car.
Miss Ida Hodges received call TO
Fairport. Mo-. saturday. so left that
afternoon.
Anna Springer returned home
Monday after tno weeks visit at
Mound City.
W :. Terry. Chas. Hornecker.
Mr.. Carton and son. Arthur. went to
~. Joseph, saturday.
Misses Ruth Hunter and Bess
f,rumbaugh. Of Maitland. visited at
the home Of Lonnie Wright. the past
week.
Ethel and Mabel Davis took their
aunt. Mattel Trueblood. to Maitland,
Thursday. They returned Saturday
evening.
Mr.. killam has been having spe.
cial sales. so a. to move OF all the old
stock on hand in order TO make room
for a new stock.
Geo. Kurtz. wife and daughter
Esa. Ed Narrance and family. and
Will aud Rob;. Kneale visited Lyle
Bender's, sunday.
MIR. Boomer returned TO his
home In st. Joseph. sunday. He has
been visiting his grandparents. J. r.
Ruhl and wife, the past week.
Misses Christian and Hanson re.
turned home after visit with their
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian. Mrs. Christian went home
With her sister, Miss Hampson.
| Lieutenant G. ". Glasgow, Of
Columbia. visited at the home OF -.
T.. Botkin. sunday and Monday. lie
will visit with other friends here and
a, Maitland and will then go West
for a short time before school begins.
Mrs. Bessie Yemen and children
left for Forest city. saturday. where
they will visit until Tuesday, aud
then they will go to Omaha TO live.
Mr.. Yemen has been In Omaha four
months. We wish them success IN
their new home.
Mrs. willis Acton received word,
last Wednesday Of the death OF \
nephew. Mr.. Ruhl, In Oklahoma.
. The body was brought to Andre"
county for burial. last Friday. a
little cousin Of Mr.. Actions, living In
Andrew county, was so badly burned
last Thursday. that she died after a
few hours suffering.
MIR. and Mrs. Gene Tavlor have
the deep sympathy Of every one In
the death Of their little boy, Eddie
which occurred saturday morning
about l:3o. Tile little fellow was
taken sick on Sunday. but seemingly
not serious until Wednesday, when
Dr. kearney was called. All that
medical aid and nursing could do. was
+. done by Drs. kearney and Carson and
Miss Hodges. After short service
, AT tue home Sunday morning, the
body was taken to the bunkard
church, where the funeral services
were held. Mr.. Taylor and famil!
came here from Wisconsin. Til.
spring.
q NERO.
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A Good Showing.

TIL. election Ia vote bonds for the
building Of state capitol passed on
~ quietly that most every two on, Of
,hrc. had to br reminded of the fact
Iha, an election was being held. We
are proud Of the county In giving ~
handsome a majority Tor the PROPOSE
ton, but regret that there was one
vote In Lewis township against the
proposition II aiway> reminds us Of
the one sensible and eleven ignorant
Jurors.
The vote on the proposition was a.
follows:
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Oregon Black Wonders VS.. the
ElwOOd, Kas., Browns, Saturday, the
5th OF August, 800 p. m, At Benton
Park. Admission, rs cents.
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Henry T.. Wright, president.
Philip -rhlVtlhaJ"r. sIcs-pr.-li"Ht
Francis !. Da.LllI. 81 district
e. l.. Evans. county physician.
Frank /. I-Il-f ,.rf-tary
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Announcement.

The second quarterly meeting Of
the Evangelical church will be held
at Benton church. Preaching at Ben
ton Friday and saturday nights, Sun
day morning and night.
Preaching In Oregon Saturday al
2:.O p. M, followed by quarterly con-
ference. q. W. WEIDEMIER,
Pastor.
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Remember. Saturday.
August 5, Is FREE to every.
body at the Chautauqua.
Come and hear Gillian, the
famous humorlst.

Owing to the continued
session Of Congress. the Hon.
Champ Clark was compelled
to cancel his date Of August
8 with the Oregon Chautau-
qua and the committee was
fortunate In securing Capt.
Richmond p. Hobson instead.
Everybody come and hear
Capt. H0bs0n.
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--Chas. ID. Zook and his guest, Or.
C. +. Hager, were st. Joseph visitors
Wednesday.
William Weightman, William
McRoberts, II. W. Mills and Grover
Andes, of Mound City, were here on
Tuesday last.
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Regular Term. Sir,, Monday n f"br,
sfy. May. August and November.
Henry y wright, presiding jgdg.
PhiIp >ohlDuhausr Judge j., dist'ict
iranci. ! Daski,I Judge 20 district.
Frank T. L"li"f. clerk ~ county court
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Convene, tr,t Monday In January 'ourt
Monday IN April and Augus,
william e. Ellison. circuit Judge
Henry 7 Alslte. projecting attorney
EdUib \ Durham. r. put clerk
a u McNBty. sheriff
Harry VI Irwin stenpsrsDLe-
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Forest City.

. months outing in Colorado.
w. Hamilton and wife have been
on the sick list the past week.
Miss Ruth Ammo was the guest OF
Mrs. Charles Hoover. saturday.
Mrs. Greeley Hunt is visiting rel.
atives near Fortescue. this week.
Will and Terrell Mcclure we're in
St. Joseph, Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Grace Kollmer visited rel
atiyes In the country over SUNDAY.
+. ". Beavers and family spent
Sunday In the country with relatives
Miss Murle Janison was the
guest Of Miss Alta Watson. over sun.
day.
Mrs. Bessie tombs entertained
her son. Neal and family, Of Oregon.
sunday.
Miss MAY Case. Of Napier. was
the guest OF Miss Kate Hamilton,
SUNDAY.
Will Kelly and wife have moved
into the Jackson property on Com.
mercial street.
Miss Bette Beeler returned. sun.
day evening. from a visit with rela.
tives In Craig.
Mrs. Dollie stroud and Mrs. Jen.
ME Mathers were shopping in Oregon
Monday afternoon.
There will be preaching at the
Christian church sunday morning
and evening by the pastor.
Mrs. Shauck smith and daughter
Catharine. visited relatives In Mound
City. Wednesday and Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. Whitmore. OF
Nodaway. visited last week a, ths
home Of Perry Turney and wife.
IL. l.. Acton. !. 4. Lease and Al
bert kollmer attended quarterl!
meeting at Tarkio Chapel saturday
! Mrs. Dave Stallird and son. otto
visited relatives In -. Joseph. from
"Wednesday until saturday last week
Quite a number Of young peopl'
from the country attended church a
the Christian church, sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Emma Moore entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Of near Curlon
and Mrs. Smith. Of 81. Joseph, Satur
day.
Rev. Graham and family went Il
Tarkio Chapel saturday and spen
several days visiting In the neiglIbor
hood.
Mrs. F.. =. Turney and Mrs. u. T.
Whitmore were the guests Of Mrs.
W. Davis at Shambaugh. Ia. severa
days, last week.
Miss Addie Jamison will lead Il,
Epworth League sunday evening
Subject. The Divine Purpose. T.,
erybody will be welcome.
John whipple was called to Fol
tescue Monday night, by the seriou
illness Of his mother. Who passe
away Tuesday morning.
| Will Lunsford and family are VI.
iting relatives here since Friday
they were called by the serious Hines
Of her father, Mr.. Ferguson.
Mrs. May Foster, Of Hully, Tex
and Mrs. Maude krouse, OF Hunt,
Ncb., are here, called by the seriou
illness OF their father, Mr.. Ferguson
Miss Lula Crawford returnc
Saturday from a three weeks visit |
Kansas. with Miss May Sentncy. {
Hutchinson, and Mrs. ollie Coe, {
Goats.
/, Miss Mamie Elder, of 81. JOSEPH
was tie guest Of Miss Maude Stallart
over SUNDAY, and was a guest In elias
, number three Of the Methodist SUI
day school.
Mrs. Wylie keiilcr, who has bee
spending the past two months AT III
lakes at Milford, Ia, returned Satu
/, day evening for a visit With her p;
/, rents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il, Baker.
( Mrs. Thomas Fitzmaurice an
. son, Willie, of Eningham, kas., a
2 rived Monday TO visit her son All
other relatives. Miss Lizzie Corb
|; who has been visiting In Eiinghan
, accompanied them home.
RUBY,
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-Je-Nee.Wa Almond Brick, In
visible Face Powder and Perfect
Tint Is for sale at Mrs. Netherlands
Millinery Store. Ask for same.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-04

O.. o"'pr - Revenue. HnSafd T"af..
County Treasure. NeviIl" Dlcs,Jb
B"rnf1.f ~ b-"d. John " Hibhard.
Conmls,lOu.f - ~..hv,i, Geo. - H.ayis
PnpIlr Administrators. %. w. 'ummiuN.
superintendent - p,I'. --,s,uru Chr>rn
surveyor. lDhu ~. p"f-i.
Assessor. perry w Ramsay
spfpnef. Roy X. Miller. Maitland
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-04

Owing to the continued
session Of Congress. the Hon.
Champ Clark was compelled
to cancel his date OF August
8 with the Oregon Chautau.
qua and the committee was
fortunate in securing Capt.
Richmond p. hobson instead.
Everybody come and hear
Capt. HObson.
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Remember. the first day
Saturday. August 5th, Is a
FREE day to everybody at
the Chautauqua. Come and
hear Gillian. the famous
hum0riSt.
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Hot County p,ppiatlpn. ttiJ'
stat" tts, i'r on si"D valuation.
County tas 70 un sigo valuation
County Rad ,sS. i1' on si0o valuation.
Av.ras" s'bvji taN levy. t.c per tiJ yaIua.
zion
County created ny art - legislature. jam.
sry =, i-il.
County NAMED Tor Daniel RE. Holt. %,
Pla,t. County
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Arrival and Departure Of Nails ut the
Postoffice, Oresd !, Mo.


Ir,rtl,. Nnvrr 80. Inu
""'" w 'h'
1i.5 "a M. fnr oman, IN. iut"rm.dint.
points, nbd 49, pplnt, north, east
and west,
vii m. For -, Joseph aud intermediate
points.
1900 M. for all point, south, east
and VEST, except TarkiO and
Viliisca branches.
I!5o y M, Tor All points north. west aud
"',st.
$40 y ~. For villisca, north mall Ia all
points north, east, south and
west, except intermediate be-
tween Forest ity and ~. Joe.
7I30p, N, For all point, north. south cas-,
and west.
Pouches viii h. exchanged b.iw"en oregon
and Forest CITY po>i"isir-, ~ foll"ws'
ieav" oregon al -, 70. N. ANA return At
si5S u. ~.
i""v" Oregon Al "a" y, m, aud return ~
oO y ~ amman,
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Count, Hoard ~ Ida, alton

Geo IS H.ayi,. Dfrgpr
!, I. 'fys"u. Wound '.'y
T. u Bf'Ss. Ofpgun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-07-12
Music in The Home.

There is no home which can claim
to be the best type Of Christian
home that does not have the right
kind of home music. Music that de-
velops, music that modifies tenden-
cies to evil, music that makes chill
dren obedient, music that makes the
parents patient and loving, that
brings brother and sister together
in bond of love that shall never
be broken, music which brings the
hearts of lovers together, music
that awakens all the associations of
the past and quickans reverence in
the minds of those who would wor-
ship God-music in the home where
the family altar is set up. Music has
such power that the greatest of
writer's through the ages have paid
their tribute to it. One of the things
I,would recommend to you is the
practice of singing grace" at the
table instead of the usual form of
asking a blessing. Begin when two
of you, husband and wife, set up
your home together. There was
family in Kentucky who began in
that way. Every child, as it grew
up, Joined in. Like a harp, it began
with two strings, and every child
that came was an added string.
String after string was added until
there were ten children, and thus
twelve strings. Their voices were
harmonious, and the sound of their
singing grace" was waited for by
the children passing on the street
and the neighbors opened their
windows to hear it. As the years
went on the harp strings were bro
ken. One child died, then another;
until at last only two strings to the
old harp, the mother and one son.
remained. The old mother had a
friend staying with her for compan-
ionship. One day, after an absence,
the son returned home, and the
mother said to him, Il am glad that
you have come, l want to sing
grace once more at the table," So
the table was brought up from the
kitchen, where they had been eating
their meals, the son sat opposite her
and they sang grace" again at the
table. Think of the associations of
the years of family life which that
singing brought up to that mother.
The Examiner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-07-12
Union Meeting.

The union meeting of the End di-
vision of the Edgefeld Baptist as.
sociation will meet with Ebenezer
church on Saturday and Sunday,
July 29th and 80, 1911 at IL a. M
Devotional exercises conducted
by J D Hughey, moderator. Roll
call, delegates to make verbal re-
ports of their churches.
1st Query-What Is the mission
of the church? Ita influence over
moral and material welfare of the
community. ] H Courtney, J G
Whitlock, S B Mays.
End Query-How can the men of
the church aid in the good work
done by the w. M. S., w. G. T. u.
and other organizations of the wo-
men? Rev. ] P Mealing, W D Hol-
land, c G Jones.
3rd Query-What should be the
Christian rule of giving? Rev. G L
Knight, G w Medlock, ID. E. Ian
ham
Sunday morning II a. M, some
suggestions or remedies for keeping
our young people in the Sunday
school. J D Hushey, G. M Melli-
champ, Rev. J. T. Littlejohn. Mis-
sionary sermon by Rev. j. P. Meal
ing or Rev. P B Lanham.
Sunday afternoon to be provided
for.
G. M. Mellichamp.
L. .44aa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-07-12
G. M. Mellichamp.
For committee
Ford Automobiles.

There is no car that has stood the
test in Edgefeld county better than
the Ford. Whetherlight run-about
or heavy touring car, the Ford has
held its place among the cars that
have the wearing qualities. AS
these cars are only sold in this coun-
ty by the Lott alker Co., of John
ston, those who contemplate pur-
chasing an automobile should drop
this firm a card and ask for a dem
onstration of their merits. The
Fords are not only properly con-
structed and made of the best ma
terial, but the price is very reason
able. Communicate with the Lott
Walker Company before you place
your order for car.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-07-12
Death of a Christian Woman

AS the major portion of her life
was spent in or near Edgefeld, the
announcement of the death of Mrs.
Henrietta G. Carter, which occurred
in Columbia last Wednesday, caus-
ed much genuine sorrow here. Her
body was brought to Edgefeld
Thursday morning and inferred in
the family square in our village
cemetery. The funeral was conduct
ed by Rev. r. n. Pratt, Baptist
minister of Columbia who accompa-
MED the family to Edgefeld.
Mrs. Carter is survived by two
brothers, j. B. Tompkins and d.
H. Tomrkins of Ninety Six, Mrs.
R. w. Townsend of Ninety Six,
and four children, Miss Kate
G. Carter, S. T. Carter and w.
M. Carter, of Columbia.
She was born in Edgeield July
1345, being the only daughter of
the late Maj. S. S. Tompkins. She
was married on November 22nd,
1870 to the late Capt. J. H. Carter,
who served in the United States
navy prior to the Civil War, dur
ing that struggle he was captain
in the Confederate army.
Mrs. Carter was a devout Chris
tian woman, rejecting by her in
nate modesty and gentleness the
true southern woman. She was a
member of the Edgefeld Baptist
church, and during her residence
here took an active interest in the
affairs of her church.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-07-12
Union Meeting.

The union meeting of the first di,
vision of the Edgefeld association
will meet July 29th and 3Oth with
Bethany Baptist church.
SATURDAY.
lO:3O--Devotional service led by
the moderator.
INSTRUMENTATION and reports
of delegates.
ll:OO-Are the churches under
obligation to support the benevolent
objects fostered by our state con-
vention? If so. what is the duty of
each church member? R T Strom,
Walton Fuller, Rev. j E Johnston.
l2:3O-Dinner recess.
2:O0-What is the best means of
raising money to defray church ex.
penses and for meeting the church
benevolent obligations? w G Col
Inns, Lee Burnett, Joe Matthews,
Jack Griffith, o Sheppard, Rev. P
P Blalock.
3:3o-Religion in the home and
the daily life of the Christian. ] L
Talbert, G B Bell, ] D Kemp.
4:3O-How shall we arouse in
terest in the weekly prayer meeting?
T E Dorm, NJ B Byrd, D w Heckle
SUNDAY.
lO:OO-Devotional service.
1O:lO-How shall we increase
and maintain the attendance of the
masses in the Sunday school? A S
Tompkins, G G Fuller, Jr., J L
Minis, r L Strom.
11:15-Missionary sermon by
Rev. P P Blalock or Rev. JF
Johnston.
12:3O-Dinner rec ess.
2:OO-Song service.
2:2O-What is the influence Of
music in the worship of God in the
home and in the church and Sunday
school? ] w Mullinax, II G Green.
Cleveland Callison.
Study all the queries and come
prepared to make liberal contribu-
tion to missions.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-07-12
GOOD WORK.
Done Daily in Edgefield. Many
Citizens Tell oft.

Nearly every reader has heard of
Doan's kidney pills. Their good
work in Edgefeld still continues,
and our citizens are constantly add
ing endorsement by public testimo-
ny. No better proof of merit can be
had than the experience of friends
and neighbors. Read this case:
Mrs. L X Dunn, Edgefeld, S. c.,
says: II have found Doan's kidney
pills to be the best kidney remedy
I ever used and 1 do not hesitate to
recommend them. Kidney complaint
came on me quickly, undermining
my health with its torturing pains
and weakness. My kidneys and
bladder both caused me much
suffering and 1 had fainting and
dizzy spells. Doan's kidney pills
had been very beneficial to other
members of our family and deciding
to try them myself, l got supply.
| was not disappointed with the re-
suits, for this remedy relieved me
from the first and soon restored me
to health. J shall always recommend
Doan's kidney pills for I do not
think there is another kidney medi-
cine quite as effective"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buff
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-07-12
Good Yield Of: Wheat.

In spite of the very dry spring, a
larger yield of wheat has been har-
vested in the county than for sever
al years-possiDly the largest yield
ever made. Besides the farmers
who entered The Advertisers wheat
contest, we have heard of number
of very satisfactory yields. Mr..
Henry w. McKie made over SO
bushels on between two and three
acres, and Mr.. H. M. Herlong
threshed Sc bushels from two acres.
AS long as Edgefeld county soil
will make such yields of wheat there
ought not to be much western flour
shipped into this territory.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-07-12
Death of Mr.. Vaughn.

Mr.. J. M. Vaughn died at the
home of his son Saturday morning.
The funeral was conducted Sunday
evening at $50 by Rev. P. B. Lau-
ham and the interment took place
in the village cemetery Immediately
thereafter. The funeral was delay
ed in order to give his daughter
who resides in Newberry opportu-
nifty to reach Edgefeld.
Mr.. Vaughn was quiet, lava
biding citizen. He was a Confeder-
ate veteran and was highly esteem
ed by his comrades in arms. He
was a member of the South Side
Baptist church.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-07-12

Mrs. R. a. McCreary and
Miss Leila McCreary are Wis
iting relatives in Aiken and
Barnwell counties.
The Stork visited the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Marvin
Auld in Cheraw a few days
ago and left a little son who
has been named Fred for his
paternal grandfather.
Two sweet little girls from
Augusta, Ocie and Marion
Belding are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. B. F. Glanton,
who resides near Antioch.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Hud.
gems are receiving the con-
gratulations of their friends
over the arrival of another
little daughter at their home.
Rev. T. P. Burgess re-
turned yesterday from Au-
burn, Ala. where he officia-
ted at the marriage of his
brother, Mr.. ]. M. Burgess,
who is a member Of the
Clemson faculty.
For Sale--5e2 acres of land
known as the Addison place, A.
miles from Edgefeld. 4 tenant
houses, fine timber, r. F. D. route
through place. Will sell all for
$3.50 per acre or can be divided.
Any terms. John Rainsford, Tren-
ton, S. G.
Mrs. Mamie N. Tillman will leave
this afternoon for Chautauqua, N.
Y, to spend month. She will pass
the time attending lectures and by
taking special features of the Chau-
tauqua course.
The Advertiser is indebted to
Mr.. III. M. Herlong for large bas-
ket of peaches, the finest that we
have seen this season.