Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-10-27

On next Sunday there Will ne 1--WE
preaching services at Metl odlst
church. Hours 1915 and 4:l5.
Mrs. Clint Graydon spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. McG. Simkins.
Mrs. Hal Beman came up frou
Augusta Monday afternoon to spend
the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Fl. Key.
Favorable reports come from M r..
J. d. Holstein and Mrs. Z. A.
Griffin both of whom are In the nos
pital in Columbia.
Asa result of his revival services
at the mill church last week Rev.
p. B. Larham. received three per-
sons i'll the church.
Cadet Walter Cantelou came
down from the b. Nj. |. and spent
the weekend With his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Cantelou.
Mrs. James s. Byrd and little
Fitzmanrice are in Columbia enjoy
ing the festivities of fair week. DR.,
Byrd will join them for one lay.
Mr. r Gordon Thomas of
Lynchburg, 8. c., spent Sunday
and Monday in Edgefeld. He was
verv cordially greeted by his
friends.
Mrs. Butler Strom, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Julia Strom,
and sweet little granddaughter, was
among the visitors in Edgeheld
Monday.
Following the decline in oil, cot
ton seed have dropped back to 81
cents, which is a good price for
them-considerabiy more than was
paid at any past season.
The Corner. Store makes state
meuts in It's attractive ADVERTISE
ment this week that should be of
interest to the ladies especially.
Read what Mr.. Turner says.
Mr.. George Adams, Mr.. Paul
Cogburn, Miss Elizabeth Rainsford
and Miss Sallie Mae Nicholson went
to Augusta Friday night to see
Forbes-Robertson at the Grand.
Mr.. Sam Agner went to Augusta
last week for treatment by special.
ist aud also cal ried his little son 10
have his eyes treated. Both have been
benefited by the trip to Augusta.
The friends of Mr.. J. H. P. Ro-
per were glad TO welcome HIN In
Edgrfeld last Thursday, having
been summoned as a witness in one
of the cases disposed of in the court
last week.
Mrs. Ellie Brooks Jones has re-
turned from Columbia to spend the
winter withs her sister, Mrs. F. f..
Moseley. Hrs. Jones has many
friends in Edge6eld who welcome
her back most heartily,
Mss Maggie Winn who has a
host of friends in Edgefeld was i'll
town yesterday. She and Miss Nor.
gan called at The Advertiser office
while here. Miss Maggie will soon
enter upon her duties as teacher OF
the Sullivan school.
Mr.. w. L. Dunovant, Jr., is the
champion potato grower of Edge
field. A few days ago he brought
Porto Rico yam over town that
weighed IL pounds. The huge pota
to attracted the attention of all who
passed the Dunovant corner.
The Advertiser has been inform.
ed that orange blossoms are bud
ding in great profusion In the Col
liers section and that in few short
weeks they will be tull blown. We
can now almost catch their fra
GRANGE in the zephyrs from the
south.
Having lost before the supreme
court, the advocates Uf Mccormick
county requested hearing before
Governor Manning upon the issues
involved iu establishing the new
county. The Governor granted a
hearing for to-day at his Office in
Columbia.
Mrs. A. H. Corley left Edge6eld
last Wedne ,day to visit her mother
in CouSer's Ga% apparently as we'll