Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-04-09
News From Golfers.

per from Golfers in several weeks,
IdeciGed to pen few dots thinking
it would be appreciated by some far
away subscribers, who have friends,
or relatives, in and around The com
munity.
We are needing rain after having
80 many hard ruins. The ground has
baked on top.
1t has been quite busy week
with the farmers preparing their
lands for planting.
Mrs. w. J. Harling, Miss Kate
Hammond and Mrs !. N. Grafton
have all been on The sick list this
week. but they ere all better now.
Miss Tanning has had sore throa.
all this week, but she did not give
up her school work.
Mrs. J, H. Mathis and children
spen, last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Thurmond near
Red Oak Grove church. Mr.. j. H.
having to keep house, was heard
giving some bachelors good advice.
MIR. L. r. Hammond has recently
had his residence remodeled and
painted. 1t certainly is pretty. This
handsome residence which was
planned by Mr.. VIM. Cullum. Of
Columbia, is evidence of his arcbi.
teclural ability.
Miss Alpha Hammond who j.
teaching in Newberry county came
home Friday to visit her parents,
.dr. and Mrs. l.. r. Hammond, re
turning Sunday to take up her school
work Monday. Her school will close
in May. There will be quite wei
come awaiting her,
Mr.. Wyatt Hammond who has
charge of the dairy of Mrs. James
Hammond, of North Augusta, spen,
Saturday night and Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. S. q. Hammond.
He has many friends and relatives
in Golfers who are always glad to
welcome him.
We are glad to say that little Al;
[ tberts;; albert mo Is been ~ 8 %,
Ting with 4 broken limb is able to
take up her school work again.
Mr.. O. J. Prince is gone on a
visit to his friend Mr.. J. B. Ad-
ans Of Plum Braueh.
Mrs. ID. I. Mathis and daughter
Miss Mona, spen, last Friday in Au-
gusta. and went that night to Belve-
| dere to visit her brother and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Harris whose home
is made by the happy arrival of
fine little girl.
Quite a number Of the Golfers
people attended the union meeting
at Clalk's Hill last Sunday. Some
of the boys must have had fne
time, as they did not got home un-
til monday al noon.
We all were sorry to see Miss
Amiuee Cartledge leave for Bates
burg; we all love her aud she il
missed in the Sunday School, mis-
sicnary unicn and also socially as
she has always lived III the commu.
nity and of course the boys are
wearing long faces.
The concert which was given on
March 2Sth proved quite success.
The program consisting of two
plays, drills, recitatious, ETC., was
we'll rendered all acquitting them
selves creditably, winning commen-
datlon for themselves and The
teachers who planned the entertain
ment. An attractive feature of the
program was music furnished by
the Golfers band. 1t consists Of
eleven Instruments and is directed
by Mr.. H. w. McKie. They con
tributed much to the SUCCESS and
pleasure of the evening. All were
enthusiastic in their praises of the
excelle.t music and the talent dis
PLAYED. The members all show re-
markable ability for the short time
they have been organized.
The marches for the drills was
very skillfully played on the organ
by Miss Mona Mathis. The eXer.
cises closing at ll:30, eve all re.
turned to our homes feeling that W.
were much benefited by the events
OF the pleasant OCCASION which We
seldom get TO wee in the country
For fear l am taking too much
space will close.