Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-03-28
JOHNSON LITTER.
New Dry Goods Store. New
Century Club Met. BABY
Day" VIII be
Observed.

spend awhile with her daugDters,
Mesdames Oliver Hamilton and
Harry Hamilton.
A new dry goods store has open
ed ap here, the firm being Welner
6 We;ner," and they are located in
the new store of DR.. f. L. Parker.
Mr.. Frank Kenney, of Clemson
College, spent the week at his home
here.
Johnston was we'll represented
last week in Augusta, about 20 go
ing over to see Experience"
Mrs. Homes and children, of New
York, are here to spend few months
with the formers sister, Mrs. Lewis
Blount. Miss Blount lives at the
Bacon place, and while here the
children are attending school at
Harmony, which handsome new
school building is near by.
Mrs. Clarence Strother who has
been i'll for two weeks, was carried
to the University Hospital in Aug
usta on Sunday. Her condition is
considered a very serious one, DIR.
Taylor of Augusta having been call
ed in to consult with the other ply
sicians. She was accompanied to
Augusta by DR.. Strother and DIR.
Taylor.
Mr.. Louis Claxton, of Philippi,
was carried to the Baptist Hospital,
Columbia, last week for treatment,
he having been sick for some time.
One day of the past week, while
Mr.. J. F. Fulmer was fixing some
part of the harness preparing tohitch
the horse, the animal kicked him in
the side, causing him to fall and
break one Of his thumbs. 1t was
at first thought that his condition
was very serious, but he is still con-
fined to his bed.
Miss annie Crouch cf Converse
College is spending few days here
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. and Mr.. Will
bur Wertzs, of Columbia, spent
Sunday here with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Owington S. Wertzs.
Mrs. James Culling, of Hartsville,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Annie
B. Harrison.
Mrs. Te9 que Price of Tenn, ar
rived on saturday to visit in the
home of her father, Mr.. J. r. Hart.
Mrs. J. A. Lott and little Marion
are at home from Atlanta, where
the latter has been under treatment.
Rev. J. H. Thacker, pastor of the
Methodist church attended the 5lst
conference of the Columbia District
which was held at Leesville last
week. He states that the activities
of all the churches indicated I'M
provement in membership, spirit
uality and benevolence. There
were 26 churches represented.
On Saturday afternoon, Miss
Ruth Stokes entertained number
of her friends in a very happy man.
ner, the occasion being hor l1th
birthday. Miss Ruth is g great
favorite with her playmates, and
each one most lovingly remembered
her on this occasion and brought a
pretty gift. There were various
pastimes arranged and every one
had good time, and were reluctant
to leave.
The young hostess assisted by her
mother and Miss Annie Stokes,
served delicious salad course, with
sweets.
Mrs. L. F. Dorm has returned to
Spartanburg after visit to her
daughter. Mrs. J. A. Dobey.
Miss Eula Satcher is at home from
a pleasant visit to Columbia.
Mrs. Will Bradford Of Green
wood has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Laura Peady.
Mr.. Will Wright has returned
from Hot Springs, Ark, and is very
much benefited after the treatment.
Mrs. W. L. Coleman went to the
Baptist Hospital, Columbia, last
week, beng accompanied by Mrs.
w. L. Coleman. Her mary friends
trust that she may be relieved of
her suffering and pain by undergo
ing the treatment.
Miss Lillian Mobley is now able
to be out again after three weeks
ILLNESS of grip.
Mrs. f. NJ. Warren and Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Allen were visitors to
Augusta during the week.
a beautiful evening party given
in honor of Mesdames Lilly An
drews and John Milne, was that of
last Thursday given Mesdames
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