Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-01-14
Wednesday, January 9TH.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

Nil. T.. II. Dobson left last week
for business trip of ten days IL
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Norris and
Miss Eliz. Minis spent Sunday last
IA Johnston.
Married, at Rose Cottage January
4, 1914, by Rev. J. T. Littlejohn,
Mr.. Winchester Mcdaniel and Miss
Matte Bailey.
Married, by Rev. J. T. Little
john, January 4, Mr.. Charlie G.
E,banks and Miss Bette May
Wood.
Mr.. M. D. Lyon has moved his
family into the residence on Jeter
street which he purchased from
Mr.. J. B. McKie some time ago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
% IT favvrite Coffee, soc per pound.
1T l'right's.
Mr.. w. H. Turner spent Sunday
ald Monday in Greenwood with
his family. We hope it will not be
long before he will bring them to
Edse6eld to reside permanently.
Do not fail to hear the Crescent
Concert Company in the opera
house Thursday evening. They have
delighted large audiences in the
leading cities and will not fail to
please our people.
Since the new year . number OF
The Edge6eld merchants have taken
stock and their books show q very
satisfactory business for the year
1918.
A joint meeting of the medical
associations Of Edge6eld, Aiken,
BarnwCll and Saluda was held at
Johnston yesterday. The dentists Of
Edgefeld were invited to meet with
the physicians.
The mem bers Of the Edgs6eld
chap,er, U. D. c., will hold their
regular monthly meeting January
1e, at $3.50 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Mamie N. Tillman.
The Advertiser Inadvertently
omitted calling attention to the
large box of nice things that was
sent out to the County Home Christ
suas-eve By the members of the
Edge6eid chapter, U. D. G.
Supervisor A. A. Edmunde stated
to The Advertisers represent ativr
few days ago that all of the ma
terial for the Key bridge is OH the
y.ound and the work on the bridge
will be pushed az soon IS the wealth
er permits. All Of the material for
the bridge has been paid for.
You will regret it if you fail 10
hear the Crescent Concert Compa-
ny hich is to give high class ell
tertainment in the opera house
Thursday evening under the lyce
um management. A miscellaneous
program will be presented which
will not fail to please the Edge6eld
people:
II has been some time since the
last lyceum entertainment was Civ
on, consequently our people are e'
ger for the next number on the
course. This will be given in the
oUeta house Thursday evening by
quartet of gifted young ladies who
are highly recommended as enter
sainers. Do not fail to hear them.
Mr.. S. T. Williams has been
elected member of the board Of
visitors OF Clemson college. He will
eerve for two years. Mr.. Williams
10 not only 1pra tical farmer VIII"
has ueeu slgnally succe-sful nut he
possesses unusual Judgment a> 2
business man and will make Il v.'uA
bic member of the boa,d Of visitor
OF Clemson.
Mr. G. M. Mellichsmp and his
beautiful girlish bride attended the
oyster supper given by C"ncordla
lodge Friday evening. They were
heartily congratulated, this being
the first time they have mingled
with Edgefeld friends since their
marriage on December 25. Both of
these young people have many
friends in Edgefeld.
Attention is directed to the ao-
veriispmpnt of the Farmers Bank