Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-09-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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ner sister, Mrs. A. E. Padsett.
Mrs. D. B. Goodwin of Marshall,
Vile, Ca, and Mrs. j. G. jenkins,
of Greenwood were guests o! Mrs
.. B. Hollingsworth last week.
:. Miss Ruth Etheredge, one of
Pleasant Lanes most charming
young ladies, was a visitor IN Edge
field Saturday.
Mr.. Joe G. Holland reached
home last Thursday after closing
a successful baseball season with the
Asheville team. Joe made good
record throughout the entire SEASON.
The outlook for pea crop Is en-
couraging in many sections. A gen
tleman told the writer few days
ago that he saw about 20 hands
picking peas in one field recently.
Corn, corn, corn, corn-this is a
record breaking year in corn pro-
duction in this county. we nave
heard some farmers say that they
will have to build new and larger
crib.
Miss Jennie Pattison left Mon
day for Elloree to er'"r upon her
school duties, havi. been again
employed as teacher in the graded
school of that place for the session
about to open.
Edge6eld can always be put down
as the best cotton seed market in
this part of the country. And as for
spot cotton, we have not heard OF
any market excelling Edgefeld this
season.
Miss Lillian Smith went to her
school at Griffin. Ga, last week.
Miss Mamie Dunovant left last Fri
day for Williston to enter upon her
duties as one of the teachers IN the
graded school at that place.
:" Mr.. Beauregard Timmons went
NO to Winterseat Sunday TO visit his
brother, DR.. Manly Timmons, re-
urr bag Monday afternoon. He was
accompanied by his son, Lee, who
will remain at Winterseat week or
more.
Mr.. Edgar Roper came over from
Columbia and spent the weekend
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. II. P. Roper. Young Mr.. Roper
holds a responsible position with
the southern railroad.
What about the green lot for next
spring? Sow several rich spots near
the lot in barley, wheat and the
elovers for green food for the work
stock. The little time and money
that this will require will bring
large returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tompkins
will leave tomorrow for their home
in Connellsville, Pa, having spent
Two weeks here and two weeks IN
Saluda county very pleasantly. Their
Edgefeld friends look forward with
pleasure to their annual visits.
Mr.. George w. Medloek of the
southern part of the county, the IA
tber of our esteemed fellow-towns-
man, Mr.. Henry Medlock, has been
in Edgefeld for several days. His
Edgefeld friends are always glad to
see him.
On the 18th of September Mr..
James T. Minis, Jr., will enter the
employment of the Southern rail
road. Messrs. Dorr s. Minis have
employed Mr., S. A. Brunson to
succeed him. Mr.. Brunson has had
large experience as clothing sales,
nam.
Mr.. w. D. Warren of Atlanta
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Mamie Warren. Mr.,
Warren has risen rapidly in the
business world since he went to At.
lanta seven years ago. He will be
married about the middle of Octo,
Der and will bring his bride to
Edgefeld for a short stay.
The Edgefeld Baptist association
eonvenes this morning at Horn 8
Greek church and will continue in
session two days. This is the most
important Baptist gathering in the
county held during tie year and it
is always largely attended, every
church in the association being rep
resented.
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