Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-01-11
4 sslEDGEFyELD !. ADVERTISER
Established 1885.
JANUARY II; 1917

3 Will narQly CEASE peloie oEo A"0e
peas are sown in July.
%. Sheppard, Esq, went over TO
Columbia yesterday on professlonal.
business.
The union meeting program
of the third division is pub
slished in this issue:
Mr.. Pickens Bacon was the guest
Of his cousin, Mr., L. Wigfall Cheat
ham Sunday last.
Mr.. John w. Holland Of Chap
pell's spent last week in Edgeheld
with his aunt and uncle Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Kinnaird.
For Rent: Three rooms near
the college Apply to Mrs. Matte
Morgan.
Mr.. T. J.. Paul is conducting a
bicycle and automobile repair shop
in the room on the corner where
afr. Taylor sold ice during the sum-
mer.
Saturday at 10 a. m. the Corner
Stores embroidery sale. Values up
tosS5 cents to go at 10 cents the
yard. The Corner Store.
Capt. N. G.. Evans foot is slow
:1y.Sbut steadily improving. He
drives to his Office in his buggy.
His friends greatly regret the pain,
ful:accident that befell him several
weeks ago.
Tomorrow afternoon at three
O'Clock, Miss Matte Lee Schenk
and Mr. Cornelius V. Holmes will
be married at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ, Schenk.
Mr.. S. B. Nicholson advertises
young work horses and mules for
sale in this issue at very reasona BILE
prices. They can be seen at his
home -four miles north of Edgeheld
on the Blocker road.
Z Mr.,John. B. Hi, ,-.>Jr., who for
the past year has been in the en-
ploymentsofthe Clark Milling Com
appany Of Augusta; mas returned to
Kath# ood, s. O., to- reside. Mr..
HilIis another young scnfof Edge
field who has made good since
leaving b ONE.
The valuable horse of Rev. r. G.
Shannonhouse died; tuesday morn
ing from the effects of eating too
much wheat. In the absence of Mr..
Shannonhouse from home the horse
reached the sack Of wheat through q.
I hols ole ip: the se., srib. ail y.
IS Rev. A. S. Johns, rector of Christ
church in Washing gton, ID. O., has.
arrived to- spend the month OF.
January in Edgefeld. For several
years it; has been his custom to
spend month in the sunny south
10 mid-winter. He is always cor
daily welcomed in Edgefeld.
The friends of Judge J. w. De
Yore are delighted that he has re,
covered from the recent indisposi-
stion which kept him shut in for
nearly three weeks. He will have
ten days yet in which ~. completely,
regain his strength. On the fourth
Monday in January he will go to
Manning to conduct court.
Mrs. Ida May McGee Bull, for
merly of Greenyille but now of
London, England, is visiting her
aunts, Mrs. Mary Hartly and Miss
Ella Bates. Mrs. Bull is accompanied
BY, her little son who will always
be.a true-blue American .Jeffer-.
sonian Democrat-instead subject
ofAthe English Sovereign. Mrs. Bull
is being; warmly gree5ed by her
Edgefeld friends.
For Rent: Two cottages con-
tanning five, rooms each on Bun
combe steeet near the public square,
also. a. cottage containing seven
rooms ON The Ninety Six road, lust
beyond the town limits. The latter
premises have a servants house,
we'll of water, stable, good garden
and two small lots. Apply to
d. S. DuBose,
EdgeGeld, S. @.
Mfr. and Mrs. Lambeth Hopkins
have sold their plantation at New
bern, Ga, and will make their home
in the future with Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. Glanton. Mrs. Glsnton is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins.
We are glad that these good people
have cast their lot in our county.
Everybody within reach of Clark's
Hill should attend the musical and
oyster supper to be given at the
\ home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. W..
sharpton Friday night of this
week. With the. moon shining SO
brightly, courting couples should
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