Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-08-11

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Miss Clara Sawyer has gone tc
Hiddenite, N. c., to spend a month
Mrs. Olin- Sawyer. with her two
pretty little twin girls, are guests
of relatives here.
Mr.. J. C. Lewis, Miss Helen
Lewis, Elliot and Davis Lewis are
at home from Atlanticville, S. G.
Mrs. Allen Mobley and little Vir-
ginia are visiting the formers moth
er, in Midd lebrook, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Black, John
Howard and Oscar Black have re-
turned from visit to relatives In
Anderson and Abbeville.
Mrs. John Richardson, of Aiken,
and Misses Luella and Mary How
ard, of Ridge spent last week with
Mrs. Stevens.
Miss Eva Gary, of Newberry, is
the guest of Mrs. S. G. Mobley ana
other relatives.
Mrs. l.. G.. Latlmer has gone to
Macon, Ga, to visit her son, DIR.
E. G. Latimer.
Miss Emma Chambers, Of Dover,
is visiting her classmates here of
Coker College, Misses Halle White,
Mary Lucia and Elise Mobley.
The annual meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary Union, Ridge AS
sociation, will meet in the Ridge
Baptist church, Sept. I and s.
Mr.. H. w. Crouch has returned
from weeks stay at Atlanticville,
S. G..
Miss Essie ,Ergle, of Graniteville,
is the guest of Miss Ella Jacobs.
Prof. w. F. Scott spent the past
week here, and all were delighted
to shake his hand.
Miss Essie Lybrand, is visiting
Miss Nellie Bailey, in Columbia.
Mrs. Sammon, Miss Bernice
Sammon, Mr.. and Mrs. Lavender
and children, have returned to Ma
con. Ga, after visit in the home
of Mr.. Joseph Wright.
Messrs. Lewis Stevens, of jack
sonville, Fla, and James Stevens,
of Augusta, were here Saturday en-
route to Meeting Street to visit
their mother, Mrs. IdaStevens.
Miss Mallie Waters has gone to
Springfield to spend few days
with her sister, Mrs. David Phil
lips, and later, these two will go
for two weeks pleasure trip to
Boston, Philadelphia, and other
points.
Miss Annie Waters, of Augusta
is spending while in the home of
her father, Capt. P. B. Waters.
Mis-. B. B. Jones, of Edge6eld,
spent Friday here.
l. The election for Cotton Weigher
was held Friday, with the following
result: E. F. Tbrailkill, .34e; w.
s. Clark, 27O; M. J. Norris, Ill, B.
L. Reams, rs, and Johnson SO.
Delegates from the Baptist Mis-
sionary Society to the associational
meeting at Ridge, will be: lst dele
gate, Mrs. L. G. Latimer, alternate,
Mrs. S. J. Johnston; 2nd delegate,
Mrs. F. M. Boyd, alternate, Mrs.
"A. P. Lewis. Delegates from the
Y. w. A., Miss Sara Norris, alter
nate Miss Zena Payne.
Last Thursday evening Miss Vir-
gle Courtney entertained with .
Tacky Party in honor of her visi-
tor, Miss Geraldine Hammer, and
the evening passed happily and
merrily, and the costumes of the
guests brought forth laughter. AS
all arrived pink lemonade was serv-
ed to them by Mrs. j. l.. Walker,
who wore one of the most amusing
costumes. Games and other pas.
times, suitable for such an occasion
were enjoyed, and later in the eve
ming refreshments were served.
There was meeting of the K. of
P. on Monday morning, and at this
time the second degree was confer
red upon Mr.. Robert E. Kenney,
the Lodge being visited at the time
by Mr.. G. G. Brown, of Abbeville,
Grand X. P. and S., and Mr.. Giles,
of Aiken, Grand G. C.
Mr.. w. d. Woodward died on
early Monday morning at the hos
pital in Augusta, and his body was
brought here to his home on the
afternoon train. About two weeks
ago he went to the hospital for
treatment, suffering from paralysis
of the nerves of the eyes, and the
cause of his death was found to be
from an enlarged artery at the base