Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-05-27

with his family and to take q short
rest from strenuous work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John FitzmanTlce
came over from Columbia and spent
i Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
James 5. Byrd.
Miss Mamie Dunovant who has
been teaching in the NlI'lst"D
High School during the past session
is at home for the summer vacation.
A. S. Tompkins, Jr.. is at bone
from Dvaidson college for the sum
mer vacation. He will be member
of the Junior class next session.
!. Miss Madge Turner is the guest
of Miss Sallie Dunovant. She al
ways receives warm welcome
from her Edgeheld friends.
The Greenwood Index says our
young friend Calhoun A. Mays will
he a candidate for the Legislature.
The people of Greenwood would
make no mistake. bv electing him.
DR.. J. S. Byrd and Mr.. r. G..
Padgett left Tuesday to attend a
meeting of the grand lodge OF the
KNIGHTS of Pythias which is in ses-
sion in Chester this week.
The Advertiser Acknowledges
with pleasure the receipt of An IN
vitaiion 10 the commencement ex--
ercises of the Shn|lz Hill High
School which will be held June +.
A battle royal will be on Friday
afternoon on the Canteiou base ball
ground. The Edgefeld Hust!ers will
play the Cantelou boarders. y It
ness the game and see which team
will take the others scalp.
Mrs. Thomas II. R1insfor2 and
Mrs. J. q. Edwards left this MORN
ing 10 attend the annual convention
of the Woman's Missionary ni"n
of the Methodist church which will
convene in Columbia today
Mr.. w, E. Sheppard, success
ful farmer and one OF the best citl-
zens in the county, is candidate
for the Office of magistrate of the
7th magisterial district. He vii!
fill the office ably and we'll if elect
ed.
MI. 7. C. Zimmerman announces
: 1lis week that he is candidate for
reelection as magistrate Of the Sth
district. He is now serving his first
term and believes that his experience
will enable him to serve the people
more satisfactorily.
The town of Johnston shows
progressive spirit by arranging
Chautauqua for an entire week III
July, beginning or the Glorious
Fourth. We will give fuller
notice next week. An advertise
ment Of .Tohnston's Chautauqna
week appears in this issue.
Col. S. b. MavS held almost a
family reunion at bis home last
week. His eldest son, Mr.. Is. F.
Mays, was down from Washington,
Mr.. Arthur Mays and his family
were here from Texas ana { A.
Mays, Esq, was at home from
Greenwood for few days.
The Corner Store announces that
it is arranging for another special.
bargain. giving sale for the Stil of
June. The sale on May % was
largely patronized. which has en-
couraged Mr.. Tdrner to continue
these special days. Watch for a
F.. fuller announcement next week.
Mr.. n. r. BARLEY asks for the
privilege of serving The people again
in the capacity of supervisor Of
registration. His formal announce
ment appears in this issue. He has
host of friends, as we'll as 4 large
family connection, who will cast
their ballc,, for him as heretofore.
The last brick on the Sander.
mansion will soon be laid and the
handsome. structure will reflect cred
it upon it's owner and also on the
builder, Mr.. w. S. g. Heath The
Advertiser would rather see money
spent in permanent improvents by
way of identifying Edgefeld homes
rather than see so much invested in
automobiles. At the same time We