Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-08-09
Campaign Meeting, at-Coliers

share his Ford with him.. the, ,eaito,
IF The Advertiser Joined the happy
Eoampaigners=a at Golfers Wed hesday
In spite of the very heavy ratnsiand
Eseveral ner5b6ttolnless = nru1holes
1.-The: journey. Of 42nmiles ..Mas made
without the slightest trouble. How
ever, the making Of the journey
with auto? ?troublesof some kihe
was due to having q skilled drivei
at the wheel in. the .person. of Mr.
Cox himself. 80 '-S'<' 0'1'' +
fE@We'reached Golfers about noon
fMr.: NJ. P. Wells Was~,telling the
tgood neople who. had assem6led~tAe
why and wherefore of hiis'canaida-
cy.. As all Is of the candidates fol
the house of Representatives :; had
spoken and Mr. Wells was Well''pn-
der. way with his. speech when we
alighted from the 7 car, we tovk mo
notes and will make no report Of
the campaign or political feature OF
the day. Mr.. Nicholson followed
Mr.. Wells and the good roads .ad-
vocates, seven in number, followed
Mr. Wells. Mr.. Cox would have
spoken but the people, old and
young, seemed to be obsessed with
base ball after dinneE ,prefering 10
follow the movements of nine men
on the diamond to. one man on a
platform
A bountiful dinner, barbecued
hash and a picnic menu, was served.
the proceeds Of the dinner being
used for the repaanting of Peace
,Haven4Sunday schopl bdilding:Du-
ring the day Mr.. Henry Mckie and
sAttf: Mr. James Hammond served re-
freshing iced drinks in sufficient
quantity to- submerge The Deufsch-
land: From the dinner Asnd d.&#iced
drinks about s l.6sWas realized.
Two games of:sball-a double
head er, as the Sports call it-were
PLAYED in the afternoon between the
Golfers and White Town teams.
On this occasion. the visiting team
seem to have had, fortl,reswith them,
the highestiscore.
-..Air. Joe Hammond is lemanag,
er of the Golfers team, and the a,t,e-: ::
up az = -v,,-y az forio ,stss-!!sr
Wallace Hammond, Pitcher:
Tom Adams, Catcher. IT,
'Ffe5dassAdans, lst Base,
Jatam Miller: End Baset$ -
'f4urter"-tt ttanllsoina, ShorsSe Stop.
J. NJ. Holland, sr1s Base
George Miller, Left Field.
Harris Mathis, Centre Field,
Todd Raihsford, Right Field.
Mr.. Dan White is the manager
of the White Town team ana their
lineup was foliows::=t '7s';E:@;:ii
Herbert White, First Base.
j. Mann, Short Stop.
Will Coouer. Right Field.
kirkland White, md Base.
Wister Hammond 9rd Base.
Ethan White, Centre Field.
J. Is. Landrum, Pitcher.
Irby White, Catcher.
J. Miner, Left Field.
bia with her cousin, Mrs Waring.
She had intended visit to the
mountains of North Carolina, but
was marooned in Columbia.
The friepds5 of MI M arioh
Wright, i the son ofa<e tie 1atesNIk.
e & raston Es::stWriightawi BE interest
ed in his marriage witch took place
recentlyat NnstQn:Salem,, NC,
TO Miss IaeilaSJonea of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright are now in
Virginia on a honeymoon. The
Bride isF>one <of the city?s snpst
charming Young women, and is a
graduate Of the college of that place.
| Mr.AVright is weA known and be
loved here. gle isl mem1er Of the
faculty 6fANVinston:Salem" college
and his record at South Carolina
college is one of distinction both ss
a speaker and debator, he having
won the South Carolina state inter
collegiate oratorical contest in 1918.
Miss Emmie Kemp is visiting
Miss Erline Bodie at Batesburg.
Messrs.. Clyde and, Marvin Aria
of Graniteville were visitors her
last week.
Miss Floride Miller and Mess,
Henry Stevens and Carr SMITH
Augusta spent Sunday here WI
friends.
Miss Sadie Bruce has gonto
Atlanta to visit relatives -
Miss Williams of Cleora i:he