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


Miss jamie Louise Hunter of
Ora. Laurens county, is here visit
ING her sister, Mrs. L. T. May.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Jackson of
Treuioh spent Sunday in Edgefeld
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. johnson.
Bear in mind that the lyceum en-
tertainment Thursdayaevening Will
be the best ever given in Edgefeld.
Hon. J. c. Ramage, one of the
leading lawyers of the Saluda bar,
was here on professional business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Paul spent Monday
at Johnston with her mother, Mrs.
Geo. Hubbard, who has been quite
indispos.d for some time.
Mr.. T. C. Callison came up from
Lexington to attend court and was
accompanied by Mrs. Callison and
their sweet little daughter.
Mrs. James Velix is visiting her
mother in Swainsboro, Ga. She ana
Mr.. Yelix now have rooms in the
home of Mrs. Sallie B. Moseley.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Corley will
leave this morning for Atlanta to
spend a week. DR.. Corley will at
tend the mid. winter dental lectures.
The work on Mr.. c. M. Melli-
champs new residence on the street
leading from the Baptist church
near the high school is progressing
rapidly.
The last entertainment of the IT,
ceum course will be given in the
cbera bouse tomorrow evening. 1t
will be the best Of the entire
course.
Mr.. J. P. Nixon of Clark's Hill
was a member Of the grand jury.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Nix
on who visited her sister, Mrs. w.
H. Dorm.
Our friend J. M. Bell was in
town Monday and received the con
gratulations of his friends. He ap-
pears to be as young as he was
decade ago.
Interest in the county fair con-
tinues to grow. Begin now TO plan
your exhibits Son" can be arranged
in few dlys while others require
some months.
The friends Of Mr.. S. Cheatham
greeted him very cordially while in
Edge6eld few days ago. He al
WAYS receives warm welcome when
he comes among us.
AS president of the western di-
vision, Mrs. Mamie n. Tillman at
tended a missionary conference of
the Aiken w. M. U. which was
held in North Augusta Tuesday.
The ranks of the chaingang have
received two recruits from the court
this week. One additional road
worker was also sent from the court
of Magistrate Wise of Trenton.
The last lyceum entertainment of
the season will be held in the opera
house tomorrow, Thursday, evening.
Better get your ticket at once. They
are on sale at the store of Collett q
Mitchell.
Mr.. Henry Medlock spent several
days in Edge6eld as member of
the grand jury this week, bringing
with him his little son, Henry
Hammond, 10 visit his grandmother,
Mrs. Bessie Carmlchael.
The Hungarian Orchestra never
fails to attract large audiences,
their entertainments being of the
highest order. Do not fail to bear
this aggregation of musicians in the
opera house Thursday evening.
We were delighted to have call
Monday from Mr.. w. w. Fowler.
He is. one of Parksville's m ost pro-
gressive citizens who is always
looking upward and onward, never
losing an opportunity to advance
Parksyille's interests.
Miss Maud Rives who is teaching
the Beaver Dam school came down
to the chautauqua Monday after
noon, being accompanied by sweet
little. Ruth Wash, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Wash, at
whose home Miss Rives boards.