Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-04-04
HARDY'S HAPPENINGS.
College Boys Enjoy Short Vaca'
ticn. Many Visitors Come.
and Go. Measles In
Community.

The young folks have been en-
ioying the bright days. Some hors
back riding, buggy or automobile
We sew quite nice picnic party
out in the pines on the hill to tht
left as we went down to the flat OF
North Augusta, Saturday. So pic
MICS are in season again.
The Clemson boys had examina
tions from the 10th to 23rd ot
March. Then were given a holiday
until Monday, and the most of then
hied away to visit those they wish
ed most to see.
MIR. Pick Adams came to visit hi:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Adams of North Augusta, and
doubtless some pretty little Miss
shared the visit also.
Mr.. Dugas of Charleston, visited
at Mrs. Georgia McKie's. A pretty
little brunette we think was the
drawing card. They attended ser
vices in Augusta on Sunday and
had Miss Ruth Stewart to join
Mr.. Willie McKie, Miss Marjorie
McKie and Mr.. Dugas in an auto
mobile ride on the good roads of
Georgia.
Mr. Edward Bunch visited his
cousin, Mrs. Tom Hugenin, in Spar
tanburg, where there was an attrac-
ton for him also, All returned 10
their school duties on the 26th
brighter and refreshed for the re-
malnder of the term. So it will be
all over the world. We enjoy a
recreation and seeing new faces.
We all know how the boys enjoyed
a change and being free even for SO
short time. 1t gives them new
energy for their work.
Miss Thesera Bunch is on visit
to her brother, DR.. Nixon Bunch,
in Spartanburg and will spend a
month we hear.
Mrs. Ollie Bunch and Mrs. Meal
ing Bunch, spent Sunday morning
with Mns. Sallie Bunch, who is still
confined to her room. Mr.. Harry
Bunch and family spent the after
noon with her.
We hear Mrs. Georgia McKie's
children have measles, but don't
know which of them is sick. Hope
they will soon all be through with
it. Hope they will not spread
just now, for the school term at
The Cemetary Hill,' will only be
three weeks longer, and it will be a
pity to have any of the children
lose any time there.
We were sorry to hear Of Mrs.
Theresa Adams, Mrs. Georgia Ham
mond and Miss Lucy Mckie, feel
ing so badly and hope their trouble
may soon be corrected, SO they can
feel well again.
We were glad to see Mrs. L. w
Reese out Oh Thursday after hel
continued spell of grippe. Hope
her trip to see Mrs. Tom McKit
and Mrs. S. V. Bunch, made hel
feel like eating one of those nice
broiling size chickens she is 80 just
ly proud of.
We were glad to hear Miss Geor
gia Reese is SO much pleased with
her school. Hope Mr.. Reesie Nc
kie will not have any more chills
such as he had Thursday, and viii
soon be we'll again.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Reese visited
their home-folks for the weekend
returning home Sunday afternoon
We saw Mr.. Albert and Mis-
Matte Lyon in Augusta Saturday
Also Mrs. Minnie Lanham and chill
dren in big fine automobile.
Mrs. Frances Townes has i'm
proved sufficiently to come over L
Mr.. Walter Cheatham's in Nortl
Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fouche ATTENDED
services IN Augusta Sunday ant
brought Mrs. Touches mother, Mr.
Wise, home with them for a visit
Mr.. Wise was with them last week
Mr.. Fouche threshed severa
bushels of velvet beans for Mr.
Herbert Bunch for planting. Ais
several bushels of peas for Mr.. Mar
/ tin Medlock.
Mr.. Harry Bunch bought pal
of beautiful Angora goats from
young Mr.. Harling last week.
Hardy's.
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