Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-11-08
e Office. No. 81. 3
LIZ Residence, No. II. lSS
Mr.. o. Sheppard, Jr., of Atlanta,
spent Monday in Edgefeld.

uTudy ouu SuhooJ "o
relatives. -e.y
Married, at the home of Mr.. Ida
Dorm, by G. w. Bussey, November
end, Miss Mamie Marsh and Mr..
G. M. Dorm.
Mmand Mrs. George w. Bussey
spent Thursday in Edgefeld with
MFt and Mrs. p R. Wates, Mrs,
Bussey'sE parents.
Mfs;George Whatley of Clark's
Hill has been spending several days
at the home of Hon. ]. VIM. Thur
mond.
Mr.. R. J. Parks and Mr.. T. L.
Clary, of Augusta, were welcomed
visitors in Edgefeld Sunday and
Monday.
I can ill orders for sweet pota-
toes, an excellent quality.
7. P. Salter,
Trenton, S. Q.
Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Littlejohn
attended the Bailey-Fuller wedding,
being guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. Minis while here.
The sweet potato yield promises
to be unusually large, but as the
ground continues very wet the crop
9 will likely be saved with great diff
Guilty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Craig and
their sweet little daughter of An
derson are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Cogburn.
The thoroughbred horses of our
friend James H. Garrett were miss
ed at the county fair this fall. The
writer heard a number of people
asking for Jim CARROTS fine horses.
Long staple cotton is increasing
in popularity in South Carolina.
We have already heard of several
farmers in this county who expect
to plant it another year.
DIR. M. d. Jefries will preach
next Sunday night on Joseph, the
young man without wildcats"
being the third of the series of ten
sermons.
If you desire to grow prize-win-
ming chrysanthemums for next years
fair, ask Mrs. Abner Broadwater
for her secret. She is easily the
leading chrysanthemum grower in
the county,
Wanted: A couple, young men
accustomed to dairy work good
place, frst-class home, chance for
advancement. More particulars in
person. Address GIL Broad street,
Augusta, Ga.
Miss Virginia Addison left Mon
day for Due West and will attend
the marriage of Miss Kate Addison
to-day, acting as maid of honor.
DR.. w. D. QUITS has gone to Bal
timore, having accompanied his Sis
ter. Mrs. G.. II. Asbiil, who carried
her little child to Johns Hopkins
hospital for special treatment.
MIR. P. B. scurry and daughther,
Miss Ella, of Saluda, spent last Wed
nesday night here with Miss Ella Sour
ry. They also visited Mr. j. R. Scurry
at the County Home before returning
to Saluda.
Messrs. May & Prescott give the
ladies some suggestions as to the
Thanksgiving dinner in their adver-
tisement. They have all of the ia
BILE delicacies of the season.
Mr.. C. L. Harper is offering some
special bargains in all lines of mer-
chandise and can save the shoppers
of the Plum Branch section mon
ey. Look up his large advertise
ment and read it carefully. 1t
means a substantial saving to you.
Notice: We are closing out al
medium weight suits at % per cent.
off, all fine wool goods. f. G.
MERTINS, Augusta, Ga.
A prominent feature of the fair
that provoked much favorable com
ment was the farm collection in the
main building that was carefully
planned and arranged by Mrs. J. +.
Cantelou. Everything exhibited in
the large collection was produced
ON Their farm. Mrs. Cantelou was
awarded the first prize of s15 on the
exhibit.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement of.the fair that is to be
held by the colored people at Belts
Academy. A. w. Nicholson and
other leading colored men are en-
deavoring to make the fair credita-
BILE and they should receive the CO.
operation of the colored people.
One or two men can not make a