Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-01-18


Wanted: Ten young COWS fresh
to pail. Apply to M. ID. Lyon,
Edgeield, S. G.
Mr.. P. B. Scurry and son George,
of Saluda, were the guests of Miss
Ella Scurry one day last week.
q. Editor Bailey of The Johnston
News-Monitor and little daughter
Nellie. were visitors here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Holmes
of Phiiippi /. visited Mrs. F. F.
Mosely.on Saturday.
Miss Kellah Fair is visiting rela-
tives inSBeeeh Island and Augusta
this week.
Miss,Pennie Madden, of Laurens,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. W.
.Hadgens.
Mrs. Henry Forrest, of Johnston,
visited her sister, Mrs. P. R. Wates
last. week.
Mrs. Rosa John, of Birmingham,
Ala, is, visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
NJ. Cobb. -, e 4
Mrs. E.4G. Brown. has returned to
her, home in Greenville, after a
pleasant visit to, her mother and sis
tiers in EdgeGeld.
The friends of DE-. ]. T. Pattison
will regret to learn that he was
stricken on Saturday with paralysis,
i and is quite sick at mis- home. !:
Mr.. ]. q. Rives left on Friday
for Alabama to close up matters Of
the.Rives estate, OF: which he is ad-
.n1inistrator.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1.W. Fowler, Miss
Elberta Bland and Mrs. 3. H..
ssss II Aiasa {! Sssshs Sunday in.
,Rexv.L.-D d Gillespie was e.of
the guests at the birthday dinner of
Mr. MxM M.asal lRaligetts Of Trenton ON
Saturday last. 49,
The Civic ..Leaguei viii. meet at
:the college on Friday afternoon of:
This week., and, will be entertained
:by Mrs. F. N. NK. Bailey.
For Remit Three rooms near
sthe college. Apply to Mrs. Matte
Morgasa 8 4,
Let all the people go cut to- the
Robert E. Lee celebration on Fri
DAY in,the court house, and help the
Daughters of the Gonfederacy to
sdc honor to:the heroes a s. { Of the past.
Saturday at 10 a. m. the Corner
Store g embroidery sale. Values up
sto 35 cents to go at 10 cents the
yard. The Corner Store. :
Mr.. Calhoun Mays, whom we re-
Gently announced would locate at
North Augusta, has decided to re-
main in Edgefeld; at'least fof the
present, and has begun inc practice
sof law.here - s,.s>:sliestt,@: = -. :.
& Don't forget the oyster supper to
2be given by the Daughters of Con-
federacy in the public library build
ling on the afternoon and evening
of Friday, January 97th.
Mr.. O'Hara has some very satis-
factory group pictures of the county
teachers association, which he has
for sale at twenty-five cents each.
Call or send for one.
Mr., Gillespie, of Pickens, S. c.,
is visiting his son, Rev. L. D. Gil
iespie in Edgefeld. We are glad
that Mr.. Gillespie is here that he
may see-for himself the esteem in
which his son is held among the
whole people of Edge6eld. /.
Do you need a new hat? If SO,
,nowa:is the time,to save money. We
are eEs7irg.all of our hats-ranging
from so cents to s3.Oo-at sweep
ing reduction of 10 per cent. =, :,
DunoYant & Go. !.
Among tie guests at the teachers
reception on last Saturday, were
Mrs, G. #. Pechman, Mrs. Tillman
Denny and Mrs. J.. A.. Dobey, of
. Johnston, Mrs. d. T.. Mathis of
Golfers, and Mrs. S. T. Adams of
Clark's Hill.
Mr.. Charlie Sossaman who is so
!, we'll remembered as the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Sossaman
who resided in Edgefeld several
years ago, has been on a visit to his
cousin, Mrs. B. Timmons this week,
now grown to mans estate.
For Rent: Two cottages con-
tainiDg FIVE. rooms each on Bun
combe steeet near the public square,
also a cottage containing seven
rooms on the Ninety Six road, just
beyond theEtown limits. The latter
..u.: Louo uary,nt,o bouoo