Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-09-06
EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
Established 1885.


to accept position as teacher IN
the graded school at Sylvania, ga.
Miss Susie Morgan, q sister of
Mr.. Calvin Morgan, will be added
to the salesforce of the Corner Store
on October lst.
Mr.. J. w. Peak invites the early
shoppers to call at his store to see
the new fall arrivals that are being
displayed daily.
For Rent: One large comforta-
bic room IN my home on Main
street. Apply to
Mrs. A. A. Woodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Walker, Jr.,
we're among the visitors in town
Monday. They were accompanied
by their little adopted son.
The board of county commission
ers advertises in this issue that it will
let the contract on September 25th
for rebuilding the Modoc bridge
which was recently burned.
The information that Mr.. John
G. Sheppard, Jr., who is generally
and genuinely beloved throughout
our county, continues to improve is
exceedingly gratifying.
The Advertiser has just received
large shipment of new job type
and is better prepared to do high
class work than ever before. Only
the best material is used.
Mrs. A. l.. Crutchfeld, the Sec
retary of the state w. NJ. u, came
up from the w. M. U. convention
at Trenton to be the guest of Mrs.
Mamie Il. Tillman Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. James S. Byrd,
Misses Lillian and Katherine Fitz-
maurice, Marie Brady and Mr.. Ber-
nard Fitzmaurice, spent Sunday in
Augusta, making the trip in their
automobiles.
Lost: White hound, no color ex-
cept on ears, which are red. End of
left ear bitten off. Disappeared two
months ago. Reward $40.
M. w. Hudgens,
Edgefeld, S. G.
The l04th annual session of the
Edgefeld Baptist association will
convene this morning with the Bap-
tist church at Plum Branch, con-
tinuing in session for two days.
Edgefeld has sent up full delega-
ton.
Mr.. w. c. Lynch he's returned
from New York where he purchased
large stock of holiday goods frem
the large importers. By going di-
rect to headquarters and making
the selections in person, Mr.. Lynch
gets the choicest things that are
offered in all lines.
Rev. P. P. Blalock administered
tho ordinance of baptism to 23 per-
sons at Berea Sunday afternoon,
% having united with Gilgal church
and one with Berea. There were
two services at Berea, dinner being
served at the church. The attend
ance was very large.
The regular quarterly conference
was held at McKendree Saturday
and Sunday. The able sermons
preached by Presiding Elder j. c.
Roper were enjoyed by all who
heard him. The members of the
McKendree church are charmed
with their pastor, Rev. Foster Spear.
Miss Evelyn Penn, who taught
large school near Charleston last
session, will teach near Cheraw
where her sister, Mrs. Preston
Campbell resides, during the ap-
preaching session. Miss Evelyn
spent portion of her summer va
cation very pleasantly in Alabama
with relatives.
Mrs. Preston Campbell, accom-
panied by her sweet little child,
has been enjoying a very pleasant
visit to her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
A. c. Penn, who reside near Meet
ing Street. Mrs. Campbelrs home
is near Cheraw where her husband
has large agricultural interests. If
we mistake not, Mr.. Campbell was
student at the S. G. G.. |. some
years ago.
Large assortment of iron and en-
ameled beds to select from.
Ramsey & Jones'
The many friends of DR.. J. T..
PattisonS greeted him most cordially
when he came upon the street Mon
day morning for the first time since
he was taken seriou y i'll on the
l4th of last January. With the aid
of a stick DR.. Pattison walks al
most as well as he ever did. The
only trouble or inconvenience he
experiences now is a slight weak
ness in his right ankle.
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