Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-10-20
HARDY's HAPPENINGS.


Aiken's Highways.
tt has been some time since Har-
jdys'' sent you any dots. Sunday was
Iseryies day at Hardys. The day was
beautiful and there should have
lbeen a large attendance, but not SO.
Therewas only 3 scattering congre.
lgation and as Mrs. T. J. Briggs was
sick the Sambeans had no leader so
did not have a meeting.
Next Thursday afternoon the
woman's missionary society is TO
have meeting at Mrs. L. w.
| Reese's if s,he continues to improve.
| She has been quite sick and we are
clad to hear she is able to be up
again. Mr.. and Mrs. Cbeatham have
been down with malaria as well as
Mrs. Reese. Mrs. Ellie Briggs, Mrs.
|sr. j. Briggs, Mrs. John Roper and
children, Mr. Wiley Glover. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Cogburn and chill
dren, MT. George Wright and fami-
ily, also as far down as Mrs. Mat
Shaw and the Bunch's, Mrs. Mil
ton Barker. MT. Ivy DeLaughtsr
and alftis family, Messrs. Martin
and Henry Mealock and Mrs. Fran
ces Townes. All these people have
malaria, in fact, it is wide spread
and was never so before the river
and creek were flooded. We are
glad to see Miss Irene Scott back
from North Augusta looking much
better since Ter stay there, but fear
she came home too early as she was
advised to stay until after frost.
We were glad to see Mr. Ed
Spires ont from the hospital, able
|Ito ride around Saturday last. Sorry
10 hear Of Mr.. Charlie Hammond's
land Mrs. Julia Hammond's illness.
Hope they may soon beup again.
Z Mr. and Mrs. Meadie Hammond
ard two children spent Sunday af-
|.ternoonSwitb Mrs. SalIie Bunch.
I. and Mrs. Henry McKie splis
af tesnson visit ii sld calE
FED on Mnl McKie,s sister, Mrs,
Harry Bunch and. Mr. McKle's
brother, Tlr. r. Z. McKie. They
came down in the machine and sped
home after sun down. Mr.. Willie
Lanham also came down with Mr..
McKie. We think there is a great
lattraction just down the road for q
llcertain young man.
Mr.. Frank Townes, Jr., and Miss
Mary Townes went to Augusta Sat
turday and Mrs. James McClain and
little James eturned with them TO
spend Sunday with Mrs. Julia
ITownes.
There were three charming teach
| ers out at church Sunday. Miss Bar
I ker from Tennessee, Miss Williams
from Greenwood and Miss Mary
Townes from North Augusta.
Young folks are rather scarce in
our neighborhood and those who
are here, should do more visiting
and make the spare moments OF
these teacher girls and the home
girls have more pleasant winters.
The roads as yet are very good un- u
til we reach the Aiken county roads
and they are badly cut up and in
bad dug ont holes, and we all do 30
much wish they were pat in good
condition before winter. They were
almost impossible all of last winter.
So boys be up and doing and visit
the girls, while the roads are good
and take them out for q spin, but
dolnot stop when they get bad, the
roads I mean, not the girls. Visit
and make the time pass pleasantly
OF the girls will be homesick or
heartsick md 60; home. We: hope
they are immune to malaria and Will
not be sick in that way. E
| We hear Ne. Frank Parkman
was married to an Augusta girl last
Tuesday. We wish them much hap,
piness. i. .ti
We have. heard q hint of orange
blossoms over in the Morganaa
neighborhood.
We learn the FIRE Sunday night
Twas a house owned by q negro, one
part of the Boswell place. no one
living in it. Did not hear the orr
Hardys. I
We carry a complete line Of sta
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