Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-08-09
cHAR}DY',S HAPPENINGS.
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Dear Advertiser Republican
1fiel;hUref h va 1ss=:tlaargalx attended ESun
day; as that was ,lhies5bfeei ,D i the
p'rootfaesed meeting- -1Wezmere gorry
TO hear DR., ores ;is 81 s. s5'soeshe will
}pot be able:to, assist 81 sst ttsIeiohn.
Hope he=. maxss>snon --be-up~ aa ain.
There are nlangfdiisSalpIp ponted!9y his
not being able ITO be. there. They
hope. to ] have. Mr. Lanham:j with
them after Monday. We hope the
meeting, vii l~be$>swell attended and
much good accomplished.
cH Mr.. GeorSeaM edlock ii quite. sick
we hear with hay fever. Hope he
may soon be*sble'' to- conquer itiand
be up to attend. the Hardy's nro-
tracted meeting which begins pn
the; oath. %.: Gh i
After so much rain there are nu-
merous mosquitoes and | very much
fear we viii all have bad effects
from their bites. There regmore
here than we have ever known and
we try. and put Kerosene on saliIhe
standing water we fndEbut they are
raising in the grass and bushes.
Miss Marjorie MeHies5spent a
very delightful weekend with her
amt. Mrs Henry MeElmurray at
GroEetown, Ga.3She ,hopes5te have
another; Sueh.rip soon, Mrs. NOEL
murray. has&aaite AN interesting
family Of 4 girls and ; boys grow, row.
ing up so fast we can hardly realize
it. 1t seems so short a while gag6
when Miss Margaret McKie was
married. l.nli! ufr +lr..sF
Mrs. Georgia McKie came very
near having a serious accident + ri
day last. She was sitting onrher
horse giving directions TO her hands
and the horse became. startled by a.
negro behind busa. Land sjumpedi
from under Mrs. tMcIlie, throwing
her off backwards. 1t. bruised her.
up, badly -and, wrenched4 her ...sa:she
rr!.tS ,,ret ty!.si .ili.ls sos7-T frorn H.:
as she said. she did not have
time to give up and. nurse it and by
keeping up and, moving about she
is working i. off. She and her chill
dren and Mr.. Frank: Townes, Jr.,
went for a ride Sunday morning.
Brought Your correspondent 8 fine
watermelons which we know we
shall enjoy immensely as ours}were
complete failure this year. -
....--Me haxc an imitation lo, a picnic
to be given a, Mr.. Tom Mckie's
5non6d Thfnrsd@S of this week, whitl@
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .wds|
Aalisenioyv,arNy much for~Ye, ,wilH
meet so; mary good uae5 frjendA
there. Many thanks to Miss AdaIee
4IcKie for pc invitatio1.4 A
| Miss Mage Mays has Been VII sit#
Ing MRS. Earry . .BnnSh $a1few da ays3
last week called on Mrs. GeorSia]
McNe, ,S>uday morning and. Mfs.5
Sallfe BWch in the laftetnoon ahd3
from thee she went to spend few1
davs i;s;;:;'''7ii 'W7iih Mrs. ssFrances T'oWnleesEj
Will rearn hemeFTuesday. Miss
.Malge 44pgettier and sweeter eaclf
timeW Eee,her@Gome oftener Miss
MadeeSour little cousins talk oil
YOU costantly. n
Wewere glad to see Mrs. LolS
Bark looking better and her same1
'livel, sweet self again Saturday.
whelYe met her, Mr.. Barker and
Mr., ohu-Mealing in Augusta. She
pro:ised,ito come to see us soonM
Whope she will before Christmas
e e s3's: Tsops jug ioea11 people j
|sRpers' may reap ma harvest nexU
Surday for the school house fund.-
fVoutd Ike to'Ide! there ourselves!H
Hardy's B