Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-08-04
NO.. %
TRENTON NEWS.
Death 'of Mr.. Walter Miller.
Methodist Revival Services.
Misses Marsh Enter
tain.

laid heavily upon our beloved friend
Mrs. Walter Miller. Just about two
months ago she lost her dear moth
er and now she is bowed in sorrow
over the death of her husband which
occurred on Saturday last in Co
lumbia where he was carried for
medical attention four weeks ago.
Mr.. Miller was 80 responsive to the
treatment he received that his loved
ones who were with him, were very
hopeful of his recovery but pneumo-
mia attacked him suddenly and his
frail body could not Withstand it.
Mr.. Miller was a kind hearted,
honorable and charitable gentleman.
He has been father to those two
manly boys P. B., and Douglas
Wise whom he reared and his de-
votion for little Mary Miller Moss
whom he loved as his own was
beautiful and tender. Mr.. Miller
was buried from the Baptist church
the services being conducted by
Rev. J. R. Walker, and his body
was laid to rest by his father and
mother Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Miller of
blessed memory. Besides his grief
stricken wife he leaves three broth
ers, Messrs. John, James and AL
bert Miller. To those sorrowing
ones we offer our tenderest symps-
thy.
Lord Jesus, grant him rest and
light
In that far land which knows no
night.
Rev. J. r. Walker is conducting
protracted meeting in our Metho-
dist church assisted by Rev. Z. E.
Peele. of Leesville.
Miss Matte Harrison has gone
Ito yis't her two recent house 2pests,s
Misses Jessie Moss and Frances
Wooten of Washington, Ga.
Miss Kathrine Guess from Bam-
berg has been the much admired
visitor at the home of Mr.. S. B.
Marsh. In compliment to Miss
Guess, Miss Marie Marsh gave
lovely lawn party on Monday even
ing to which quite a large number
of the young people were invited.
Progressive conversation and deli
cious refreshments we're the much
enjoyed features of the evening.
Mrs. M. A. Carpenter and her
three sons, from Gastonia, bsse re-
turned home after a visit to Mrs.
G. G. Smith.
Miss Mamie Lee Sease from Co
lumbia has been a recent visitor
at the home of Mr.. Joe Smith.
Mrs. NJ. A. Carpenter and Mrs.
S. B. Marsh visited Mrs. Eubanks
In Aiken during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben and their
interesting children motored from
Roanoke, Ala, and are now at the
home of Mrs. Corrie Ryan.
Miss Arab Gatlin who made so
many ardent friends and admirers
during her, visit to Mrs. ]. II.
Courtney has returned home and
not only her friends regret her de-
parture, but her admirers refuse to
be comforted.
Mr.. Douglas Wise who has been
at the University hospital, Augusta
for treatment is at home again and
his many friends are rejoicing that
his trouble was not of so serious a
nature as was anticipated. He was
under the care of that skilled
specialist, nr. T. E. Oertel and in
letter to friend the DR.. wrote:
MIR. Wise is going home today,
like all my patients he got we'll too
soon. You can readily see why ! am
not man of means, and 80 it is
with this doctor, be is not only
among the very best but his motto
is Live and let live' when it aomes
to his charges.
Mr.. w. d. Holland from Win
ston.Salem is spending some time
with bis mother, Mrs. Julis Hol-
land.
Miss Beatrice Stevens from Ebrth
Augusta has returned home aster a
visit to Mrs. D. r. Day. {.
Mrs. Malinda Ward froM Be.
thume is the guest of Misses Co,
rine and Marion Clark and this
visitor who is pretty, young and
full Of girlish charm was the aouor
guest at delightful rook pass on
Monday evening, the Misses Clark
making charming hostesses. De-.
lightful refreshments were seryed.
At late hour the guests departed
with sweet remembrsnces os the :