Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-09-02
TRENTON NEWS.
MIR. Harrison Accepts Govern
ment Position. Mrs. w. F.
Roper Entertains Beau
tifully.

Mr.. Eddie Harrison left home or
Monday to accept government po
sition with headquarters at Spar
tanburg. Trenton grieves to par1
with this reliable and splendid
young gentleman, out the very best
wishes of his hosts of friends at,
tend him in his rev field of work.
Friends here of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Nicholson are mingllng
their regrets with them over the &C
cident that befell their beautiful
little son during the past week and
we all are trusting that this manly
child will soon be restored to his
usual good health.
MIR. E. /. McCauley, school
4 mate of Mr.. William l:ouknight, is
one among the fortunate visitors at
the Bouknight home.
Mrs. Geo. Wise entertained at
cards on Thursday evening last
complimentary to the Misses Hal
titiwanger of Walhalla.
Mrs. Rubye Shealy and her beau
ltiful children are visiting relatives
lat Ninety Six.
Mr.. w. NJ. Leopard from Co.
lumbia spent the weekend with
friends here.
Master Lewis Moss had pleas
ant afternoon party for bis friend
Clay ENIlller from Winnsboro on
Thursday. This handsome little fell
low is visiting his grandparents,
lair. and Mrs. j. w. Miller.
Mrs. w. D. Holland from Win
Iston-Salem had many friends who
l9Were delighted to see her during
tther recent visit to Mrs. Julia Hol-
land.
s's Miss Lola Hunter was the charm
ling hostess at a lovely partv on
Eriday evening complimentary to
her " attractive house guest,
Miss = Corley of Lexington,
fsSook,, "a social chit chat were the
diversions of the evening and at
late hour delicious refreshments
were served.
Mrs. w. F. Roper gave an after
noon party on Wednesday compli-
luentary to Miss Bouknight's love
y visitors, Misses Cornish, Flythe
and Grayson. Invited to meet them
we're Miss Lura Minis, Miss Sara
:ichorb, Mrs. Wallace Wise, Mrs.
+. D. Mathis. Two tables of rook
were arranged and at the conclu-
sion of the game Mrs. Roper invit-
I'D her guests in the dining room
where a beautiful luncheon was
served. The moments sped by On
golden wings and when the good
byes were said, many compliments
we're bestowed upon the lovely
young hostess upon the charming
manner in which she entertained.
The Trenton High School vii!
have it's opening on Monday next
the 7th and with the following ex-
cellent corps of teachers: The out
look is good for very promising
year. Prof. w. F. Scott, .Jr.. OF
Wysacky, S. c., as superintendent;
! Miss Moore, from Darlington, in
charge of the intermediate depart,
inent; Miss May tIar rison, in charge
of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades;
Miss Ruth Salter, as teacher Of the
primary department.; Miss Lnra
Minis, as musical instruclress. Mrs.
l.. d. Crouch will take cafe Of the
expires ion and physical culture
classes. The patrons Of the school
are urged to be present by nine
o'clock and get deep interest from
the offset. Some splendid addresses
are expected from Senator TllIman,
Mr.. Bettis Bouknight, Prof. Scott
and Mr.. S. B. Marsh.
Mrs. r. c. Padgett was the guest
of Mrs. Wallace Wise OH Monday
Mrs. Wise invited congeuial mum
Der of friends to meet Mrs. l'ad@etl
and delightful day was spens.
! Mr.. J. q. Hughes from Union l:
here locking after his farming in
terests. MIR. Hughes is receiving
hearty congratulations from hi:
friends upon his election as STATE
senator.
| Miss Sallie May Tillman is enjoy
ing a visit to Greenwood as th
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 9. Till
man.
Mr.. G. w. Day left home o.
MondaySto take mp his second year
: work at college in Raleigh, n. {
We wish him much success.