Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-05-17
.g Office, No. 81. "
NS Residence, No. 17.I9S

Miss Annie Colgan of Trenton is
visiting Miss Nellie Russell.
Mr.. A. F. Nixon made business
trip to Atlanta last week.
For Sale-A good mule. Apply
T. care of The Advertiser.
Col. P. B. Mayson left Monday
to spend fortnight visiting differ
ent places in Florida.
Miss Edwardina Blalock is al
home from Converse college for the
summer vacation.
Miss Matte Lyon is at home fol
the summer, having closed hel
school near Williston.
Mrs. Ida May Blount, very at.
tractive lady of Grovetown, Ca, is
visiting Mrs. f. F. Mosely.
Rev. P. B. Lanham will preach
at Horns Greek church in the after
noon of the 4th Sunday at 4 o'clock
Friday night of commencement
will he the best night of them all,
Do not fail to go. Better get tick,
cts early.
For Rent: Two very desirable
large front rooms upstairs, gas
lights, hot and cold water. Apply
to N. NJ. Jones.
Mrs. J. P. Nixon, of Clark's Hill,
has arrived to spend the commence
ment season with her mother, Mrs.
Hattie Lanham, and sister, Mrs. w.
H. Dorm.
Our millinery department is filled
up with all the newest hats and you
can find any style hat you are look
ing for and the prices are about one
half the regular price. O. II.
Schneider, next to Mercantile Co.
An examination will be held June
srd for the purpose of selecting a
carrier to succeed Mr.. A. A. GLOW,
er on route three. There will be
half dozen or more applicants.
Mr.. A. A. Glover, accompanied
by lis family, left Sunday for
North, S. c., to reside permanently.
Their Edgefeld friends regretted
deeply to give them up.
By attending the exercises at the
college on Friday evening you will
not only be highly entertained but
will contribute to the supporting of
band to be composed of Edgefeld
boys.
Since reaching Belleview hospi-
tai in New York, DR.. A. R. Mich
olson has been appointed intern Of
the hospital by DR.. Wylie. This is
quite distinct honor conferred
upon our young friend.
Mrs. Walter Cartledge of Hun
tington, Fla, has returned to her
home after spenolng several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Cheatham. Miss Matte Emma
Cheatham went to Florida with her
sister to spend several weeks.
Take drive from Edgefeld to
Johnston if you wish to see some
fine corn. The corn of Uncle"
Frank Warren, Fred Stillwell and
John Hoyt seems to be in race
for first place, and it is nip and
tuck as to which leads.
The annual Children's Day ex-
ercises will be held at McKendree
next Sunday. We regret our in,
ability to accept an invitation to at
tend. The writer has shared the
pleasures of the occasion for / eral
years but will be unable to do SO
this year.
Mr.. It. L. Martin of Spartanburg
is visiting his sisters, Mrs. M. De.
Loach and Mrs. Abner Broadwater.
AS Mr.. Martin is quite gifted il
the art of tuning pianos, those
whose instruments need attention
should engage his services before
he returns.
Surely no one will stay away
from the college Friday night jus
because an admission fee is to b,
charged. Every other night of th'
commencement which will cost moth
ing is also really worth half dol
lar. Go Friday night and thereb.
help pay the balance due on th'
band instruments which will belong
to the town.
Our young friend James o. Shep.
pard, who is now member of the
senior class of the South @ irolina
University, came over to attend th'
marriage of his sister, Miss Maxcit
Sheppard last Wednesday, return
to his studies the next day. 1t il
probable that our young friend will
engage in newspaper work for {
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