Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-01-04
The county board gives notice in.
this issue that Shaw's ferry will be
let at noon, January l4th.

this issue that Shaw's ferry will be
let at noon, January 18th.
For Rent: Three rooms near
the college. Apply to Mrs. Matte
Morgan.
Mr.. Charlie Roper is over from
Columbia spending several days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J !.
III. p. Roper.
See the Corner Stores special
shoe sale in east window worth up
TO $3.50 to go at $1.5O pair.
The Corner Store.
DR.. J. ii, Carmichael and E. s.
Rives spent a portion of the holiday
season with Capt. r. B. Cain, pass
ing much of the time hunting and
fishing.
It's mighty sudden drop from
turkey, ambrosia and fruit cake to
collards, corn bread and bacon. For
some reasons it's a pity that Christ
mas comes only once a year.
Mrs. Emmie G.. Padgett who is
teaching in prominent institution
in Maiden, N. C., spent the early
part of.:last week in Edgefeld, being
very cordially welcomed by her
friends.
For Rent: The Harrison house
of seven rooms on Columbia street,
barn and outbuildings, also three
rooms in the Parker building. Ap-
ply to
M. G. Parker.
Mr.. A. A. Glover attended the
called meeting of the rural mail
carriers of the state which was held
in Columbia on Monday. He is one
of the most active and best
informed members of the state con-
vention.
DR.. J. w. Daniel will preach in
the Methodist church Sunday even
ing next at 1880 o'clock. The regu-.
lar quarterly conference will be
held Monday morning at lo:S0
o'clock.
See the Corner Stores special
shoe sale in east window. Worth
up to $3.50 to go at $l.50 per pair.
The Corner Store.
Mr.. Julian P. Key, who is hold
ing lucrative position with a
large drug store in Union, spent
several of the holidays at home with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Key.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.T.. Prescott will
leave Edgefeld today to make their
home permanently with DR.. w. =.
Prescott. This community feels
very keenly their loss, giving them
up to to Red Hill with very great
reluctance.
Strayed: One red hound pup
six months old, named Tom Watson,
last seen in town of Edgefeld. Re
be paid for his return to
E. q. Hammond, OILERS, g. g.
Found: Monday morning. on the
streets Of Edgefeld, a purse con-
some cash. The owner can
get same by calling st my office,
describing the purse and paying for
this advertisement.
All. Corley.
Mr.. G. G. West now has the con-
tract for carrying the daily mail
from Edgefeld to Pleasant Lane.
Mr.. Zach Boone, the former carrier,
says he is going back to raising Is
cents cotton-possibly, too, he e1-
poets to take unto himself wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wates are
now residing with Mr.. and Mrs. p.
R. Wates. As Mr.. P. r. Wates'
work of canvassing for large nul-
sery will take him away from home
much of the time, the change was
made 80 as to have some one with
his family in his absence.
1t was the writer's privilege to
enjoy the annual feast given by the
Edgefeld Rifles Thursday evening.
Chef Gus Edmunds was at his best
in serving oysters, the bi-valyes
being delightfully."- served that the
only means the soldier boys had of
knowing when they had a sufficien-
cy was by the tightening Of their
clothing along the medal line."
Mrs. Letitia Bailey has gone to
her home in Lynchburg. Va.,St re-
main till the first of March, when
she will return to Edgefeld to take
charge of the millinery department
of Messrs. Rives;Bros. for the spring
season. Mrs. Bailey il deserv-
edly very popular in Edgefeld.