Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-04-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Ferry's garden seeds of all kinds.
L. T. May.

are guests at the nome OF mI. anu
Mrs. Cornelius Holmes.
Mrs. Louise Heidtman of Spar
tanburg is visiting at the nome of
her uncle, Mr.. B. B. Jones.
You owe it to your neighbor next
door, if not to your own family, to
clean u2 next week.
Miss Jessie Gramlin was the
guest of Miss Marie Key Sunday.
She is now making her home III
Augusta.
Do not miss the entertainment 10y
the Orpheans next Wednesday even
ing. This will be the last and best
entertainment of the lyceum course.
The quarterly statements of the
Bank of Edgefeld and the Bank of
Plum Branch appear in this issue
in conformity to the call from the
state bank examiner.
See ''The Face at the window"
which will be presented in the opera
house Monday Dight by local talent.
The Dixie chapter girls guarantee
to please you.
Mr.. o. 3. Anderson has greatly
improved his residence by having
it painted. The work was done by
Mr.. Warren Paul, who always does
frst-class work.
Is it observing the golden rule to
live in community with all of the
other premises being thoroughly
disinfected except yours? If you are
willing to continue to live amidst
unsanitary conditions, you owe 1t to
your neighbor next door to clean Up.
After long absence the Stork
has again returned to Edgefeld,
making two visits last week. One
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nicholson,
leaving a little daughter, Annie
Elizabeth, and another to Mr. and
Mrs. Belts Cantelou, to whom the
ubiquitous bird gave son.
The Grove lodge, A. F. NJ, will
meet Saturday afternoon next at
three o'clock and continue in ses-
sion until the third degree has been
conferred upon three newly made
Masons. The Grove lodge is in a
very fourishing condition.
The purchase of one dollars
worth of lime is the best possible
investment that every home owner
in Edgefeld can make at this time.
Place the order at once and thor
oughly disinfect your premises next
week, as scores of others expect to
do.
Miss Royal Peak has come home
to remain for the summer, her
school in Williamsburg county hav-
ing closed. Although this was her
first year as teacher. Miss Royal
gave entire satisfaction to the pa.
irons whom she has so faithfully
served.
To the Public and the Chautau-
qua Workers: The Orphean musical
club is the best heard in Hiawatha.
The boys sing we'll and are clever
and enjoyable all the time. They
are clean, pleasant, manly fellows.
We shall look forward to their
coming here again.-Ewing Herbert
President Hiawatha, Kansas Chau-
tauqua.
Mr.. G.. E. Dukes has given up
his position with Mr.. J. w. Peak
to accept a position as salesman
with Burton Taylor Wise Compa-
ny, large dry goods merchants of
Augusta. He left Monday morning
for his new post of duty. Nj. Dukes
has hundreds of friends in town and
throughout the county who wish
him well in his larger field.
You are expected to do one of two
things next week: Either clean up
or move your premises out of town.
Decide for yourself which will be
the easier OF the two. Surely you
have not allowed your home sur
roundings to become 80 germ-infest-
ed that it will be easier to move
your premises out beyond the in
corporate limits rather than it will
be to clean up.
The lyceum entertainment mex,
Wednesday evening, will be the
best of the entire course. The mana.
gers reserv I'd the best for the last.
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