Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-06-30
TRENTON NEWS.
Many Pretty Visitors. Fine Grain
Fields. w. c. T. U. HOLDS
Good Meeting. Checker
Players Coming.

In compliment to those two at
tractive young girls Misses Lily and
Jenette Haltiwanger of Walhalla
and Mr.. Robert Haltiwanger, Mrs
Geo. Wise entertained with lovely
card party on Friday evening last,
and at the conclusion of the game
tempting refreshments were served.
Miss Fannie Harrison gave pleas
ure to a congenial number of her
girl friends with delightful spend
the-day party on Saturday.
Miss Carrie Duncan who is in
training at the Pine Heights Sani-
tarium will arrive home on Tuesday
for her summer vacation.
Two of Trentons sports" are
making frequent visits to Monetta
these days, and to ward off too
much suspicion they take the trips
by automobile.
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs Claude
Werts will be with and visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs d r
Day.
Mrs B ] Harrison is spending
this week in Columbia the guest of
Mrs Peurifoy.
Miss Jessie Moss and Miss Fort
son from Washington, Ca, will ar
rive on the ninth to be the guest of
Miss Matte Harrison.
Miss Julia Wise entertained a
number of friends at rook on Satur-
day evening serving a salad course
at the close of the game.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Garland
Coleman regret to learn that they
will henceforth make their home at
Johnston.
Little John Broadus Knights
sickness is tcausing much regret
among his friends and neighbors all
of whom love him very dearly.
Mrs. Leila Leopard is receiving
many beautiful attentions during
her visit. 1t is perfectly natural
however, for there is never visit
or to our town who is more uniyer-
sally beloved.
Mrs. 5. Is. Posey was hostess at
a beautiful rook party OH Monday
evening the fair honorees being
Misses Janette and Lily HaIliwan-'
GER Mrs. Posey served delicious
cream and cake.
The w. Z. T y. meeting on
last Saturday afternoon last at the
home of Mrs. d. Il. Day was very
interesting and papers on the life
and work of Jennie Cassidy were
read by Mrs. Day, Mrs. w. B. Po-
scy and Miss Orrie Miller were
thoroughly enjoyed. We were pleas
ed to have Mrs. Leila Leopard with
US on this occasion and to welcome
Mrs. Posey as new member to our
union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Swearin-
gen with their children, spent the
weekend with relatives at Modoe.
Something entirely new for Tren-
ton and something that is anticipat-
ed is the coming of Fishbourne the
noted checker players. Arrange .
ments have almost been perfected
the date to be announced later. AL
ready Trenton's professionals have
engaged seats on the first row. Mr..
Walter Wise has generously offer
ed the hall for the entertainment.
Friends OF that gentle and much
beloved lady Mrs. II. w. Scott will
be interested to learn that she is
improving from the operation she
underwent at Greenwood during the
past week. She is expected home
within the next week.
The feeble condition of that aged
and honorea lady Mrs. Elvenia
Courtney is a source of deep regret
to her many friends.
The grain crop in this section of
the country has been exceptionally
fine. Up to the present date Mrs.
j. H. Courtney who has charge of
the farm in her husbands absence,
has the blue ribbon for the best
yield of wheat. She has threshed
two hundred and seventy bushels
and the average per acre awas about
thirty bushels. Mr.. D. r. Day
comes first in raising the best crop
of the much talked of Abruzzia rye.
He has measured one hundred and
fifteen bushels from a little more
than four acres.