Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-08-13

Maggie Reel will leave to-day for
Asheville to spend several weeks.
Mr: T. D. Padgett has been awarded
the Clemson college scholarship from
Edgefeld county.
Mr.. A. L.. Brunson, Jr., who has
been making his home in Florida for
some time arrived yesterday to visit
relatives and friends here.
Bear in mind the farmers insti-
tute which is to be held at Harmo-
ny August 81. Every farmer in the
county should hear the addresses
that will be delivered.
Hon. w. H. Nicholson came down
from Greenwood in his car several days
ago and has been spending the time
here with relatives.
A party consisting of W. A. Strom,
]. VIM. Thurmond, Frank West, L. I.
M ay and DR.. J. S. Byrd will leave to-
day for Washington, D. c., and will
be absent until Monday.
MIR. William Adams came home from
Atlanta and remained until Tuesday.
He is taking business course in one
of the leading business colleges of At
lanta.
Services at the Baptist church at
1880 a. m. No night service as it
is the night for the union service at
the Methodist chur eh. Brother
Walker is expected to preach.
Horns Creek service $50 p. m.
Mrs. ]. Nicholson accompanied
by her sweet little daughter, Annie
Elizabeth, and sister, Miss Gladys,
have gone to their summer home IN
the mountains near Caesars Head
to spend the remainder of the heat
ed term.
TRY tie new cereal, Corn Puffs, :"
the product of the Quaker Oats
Company.
L. T. May.
Mr.. Y. May. the wide-awake land
man Of Johnston, has an advertise
ment in this issue. He is offering
some very desirable town and rural
property for sale. See him if you
contemplate purchasing home OF
investing in real estate.
Miss Helen Tillman has as her
guests three college friends, Miss
Elizabeth Cobb, of Greenwood,
Miss Carrie Lee Cullum, of Bates
burg and Miss Virgil Sellers of
Easley.
Married, Sunday afternoon, Au-
gust 8, by DR.. M. D. Jefries, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Sanders, Miss Alice Whstley
of the Rehoboth section and Mr..
Alex QUITS of Edgefeld.
Notwithstanding the intense in
terest which was manifested by
| friends of both candidates, the elec-
ton for public cotton weigher pass
ed off quietly last Saturday. There
were $50 votes polled, 275 being
cast for Mr.. Byrd and Ill for Mr..
Bryan.
Last week q merry party camped
down at Hon. Thomas II. Rainsford' S
country home. Among the party were
Misses Saliie Nae Nicholson, Elizabeth
and June Rainsford, Lura and Kathe-
rine Minis. Benjamin Greneker and
Floyd Rainsford also spent portion of
the week at the camp.
Mr.. John T. Faulkner stopped
over in Edgefeld Monday while en-
route from Mountain Creek church
to his home in North Augusta. He
went up to visit his parents and 10
attend the first days services of the
annual protracted meeting which
began at Mountain Creek Sunday.
Mr.. G. M. Mellichamp has ac-
cepted the Morgan school for an
other term. The session will begin
about the usual time in the fall.
Mr.: Mellichamp's mother and sister
will move to Greenwood the latter
part of the month but he will con-
tinue to make. -.Edge6eld his home.
Practically every automobile
within reach of Edgefeld will be
promptly in line for making the
tour around the world Thursday
evening of next week. The owners
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