Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-08-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

Miss Ruth Coleman of Aiken is
the guest of Miss Mamie Dunovant.
Miss Marguerite Patterson of
Barnwell is visiting Miss nellie
Jones.
Mrs. W. /. Tweed of Savannah,
Ca, Is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
James Velix.
Mr.. r. n. Broadwater of Grove
town, Ca. is visiting relatives in
the county.
Master Clarence Boyd of Gree
leyville is a visitor in the home of
Rev. P. P. Blalock.
Mr.. J. D. Mathis, Jr., and his
charming bride made a short visit
to Edgetield Monday.
Mr.. G. H. Key spent last Friday
in Columbia with his sons, Messrs.
Julian and Charlie Key.
Miss Efie Broadwater of Grove
town, Ga, is the guest of her cous-
in, Miss Evelyn Broadwater.
Misses Emmie and Alma De-
Loach returned Friday from an ex-
tended and very pleasant visit to
their brotheI, Mr.. Thomas Bomar,
in Georgetown.
If your automobile has not a Va
por Plug in it, it should have one.
Ask Mr.. Belts Cantelou or Mr..
Lovick Minis about this money saw
ing attachment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Kirkland are
receiving the congratulations o.
their friends over the coming of a
sweet little daughter to reside per-
manently with them.
The fruit store next door to the
post.ofice now has an assistant
manager, and over his coming Mr..
and Mrs. James Velix are receiving
the congratulations of their friends.
The annual meeting of the w.
~. T., Edgefeld association will he
held with the Gilgal church Au-
gust ~ and %, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. A full program will be
published next week.
The friends of Mr.. Mouzon Dorm
of the McKendree section will learn
with profound regret of his contin-
ued failing health. He has been
carried to the hospital in the hope
that special treatment will benefit
him.
MI. A. V. Morgan .of Graymont,
Ca, a son of Uncle "" Morgan
visited friends in Edge6eld Satur-
day, paying The Advertiser q pleas
ant call while here. We are always
delighted to shake the hand of any
kinsman of Uncle w."
If Edgefeld county has lost a
bridge as a result of the recent
heavy rains, we have not been in
formed of it. Many other counties
in the State have lost heavily. tie
losses in some Of bridges alone ag-
gregating almost $4,000.
MI. J. F. Walker of Antioch was
in town yesterday and told The Ad-
vertiser's representative that some
of the farmers III his community
have dragged the public road lead
ing to Edgefe.d. Citizens of other
communities should follow this com
mendable example.
The farmers institute at Cleora,
or rather the Brunson school house,
on august 10 will be a rousing sue
cess. 1t has such workers as G.. NJ.
Williams, Luther Brunson, Tom
Williams, the Reel boys and other
progressive citizens with their shout.
ders to the wheel.
Among those who will address
the farmers at their institute at the
Brunson school house August 10
will be the Hon. E. J.. Watson,
commissioner of agriculture. Hun
dreds of farmers should come to-
gether on that day to hear Col.
Watson. There will also be other
good speakers.
Miss Eva Pickens Tarrant is the
guest of Misses Sophie and Marie
Abney and Mrs. w. P. Calhoun.
Miss .Tarrant returned from Cox
college in June where she studied
expression. She will take the lead
ing part in the play, The Goddess