Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-01-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

DEC AL CIV ASHSNN
ae1t Tuesday night.
Little Miss Elizabeth Smith spent
several days in Columbia last week
with relatives.
Mr.. J. Maner Lawton spent Sun
day in Edgefeld with Mrs. Lawton
and their children.
If you fail to see All a Mistake"
at Trenton next Tuesd ~ night, an
other mistake will have been made.
Mr.. Thomas G. Bomar who has
been making his home in George
town for several years is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Manly DeLoach.
Mrs. B. E. Nicholson joined Mr..
Nicholson in Columbia last Wed
nesday and attended the reception
of the bar association.
Ex-Gov. J. G. Sheppard and Hon.
J. VIM. Thurmond attended the
meeting of the South Carolina Bar
Association in Columbia last week.
Guano hauling had begun in real
earnest but the rains have checked
the rush that would probably have
been ON this week.
Hon. B. E. Nicholson was elect
ed one of the vice-presidents of the
South Carolina Bar Association at
It's annual session in Columbia last
week.
We always carry large assort-
ment of fresh cakes and crackers
from the National Biscuit Com
pany.
Timmons g. Morgan.
Rev. P. P. Blalock went to Tren-
ton Sunday morning and preached
in the Presbyterian church at the
request of the pastor, Rev. E. q.
Bailey.
After closing his school Friday
afternoon Mr.. G.. Nj. Mellichamp
came down to hear DR.. Vines Sat
urday and Sunday, returning Sun
day afternoon.
DR.. James S. Byrd has recently
greatly improved his residence in
Buncombe, repainting and renew
ing it inside and out. He has also
installed electric lights instead of
the acetylene gas system.
The U. D. G. will be entertained
by Mrs. J. Z. Hart Tuesday after
noon, February 4, at three-thirty
O'Clock. Each member is requested
to r. S. V. P. to hostess, two days
before the meeting, also that they
will bring or send their annual dues.
This will be an important meeting
and full attendance is desired.
The most beautiful sight in the
way of trees and evergreens is the
holly in the yard of Mr.. NJ. A. Tay.
lor. 1t is worth a walk up Columbia
street any time to feast ones eyes
on this tree with it's exquisitely
beautiful intermingling of red ber-
ries and green leaves.
Mr.. w. II. Turner came from
Greenwood and spent several days
looking after the interests of the
Corner Store and returned to Grren-
wood Saturday night. He will con-
tinue to give both stores his person.
al attention, keeping the Corner
Store up to the same high standard
that it has always maintained.
If zone good turn deserves an.
other" wonder when Greenwood
will begin to repay mother Edge
field? Edge6eld has contributed
many good men and good things to
Greenwood, and the only hope that
is left MS is that il will be as bread
cast upon the water"
The attendance upon the revival
services that are being conducted in
the Baptist church is the largest
ever witnessed in Edgefeld. Ere
quently the house has been taxed to
its utmost seating capacity, scores
of chairs being placed near the
front and in the aisles.
The Advertiser has not yet heard
of farmers using split log drags on
the public roads. 1t will pay them
to drag the roads over which heavy
loads must be hauled. 1t will be
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