Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-08-21

vacated, the latter now residing III
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Temp
kins.
Mr.. John Rainsford was indicted
into military service of his country
last Thursday, having volunteered
for the officers training camp now
being conducted at Camp Taylor
near Louisville.
Mr.. ]. H. Reel, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
jC. Jackson and Mr.. W. F. Holston
made an auto trip to Asheville last
week, making a number of very
pleasant side-trips out from Ashe-
Vile in their car.
Mr.. ]. D. Holstein, accompanied
by Lieut.. Harris Mathis, came ov-
er from Camp Hancock and spent
Saturday night and Sunday. Lieut..
Mathis spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. 7. Mathis.
Mrs. ]. Rubenstein is now in New
York making large purchases for the
lady's ready-to-wear department OF
the Rubenstein stores. Mrs. Ruben
7stein is an experienced buyer and
will purchase to the best advantage.
We have learned with regret of
the accident which Horace Quarles,
one of Mr.. George Quarles' SONS,
Saturday. He was riding a horse and
the animal fell in such a way as to
fall upon Horace, breaking his thigh.
MIR. John Rainsford left on Thurs
day for Tennessee where he enlists
in his country's service.
His family will make their home
during his absence with Mrs. Rains
ford's parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Her
bert Smith.
Mr.. Israel Mukashy has been in
New York for several weeks ransack-
ing that market for the newest and
best of everything in fall merchan-
disc for his store. After he returns
he will make his announcement in
The Advertiser.
The many friends of Mr.. Gamewell
Smith over the county are delighted
that he has been greatly and perma-
nently benefited by the recent oper-
alton in the hospital in Columbia.
He came home Tuesday night, stand
ing the trip splendidly. .sssp,.
Mr.. John A. Holland has received
a shipment of so organs which he
| expects to sell to the people OF Edge
field within the next 60 days. He
will have a page advertisement IN
The Advertiser next week telling our
people of his bargains in organs.
A letter from Mrs. W. j. Gaines
states that she is enjoying the sum
mer at Ridge Crest, N. c., one OF
the loveliest spots in the south and
in a most congenial environment.
We hope to have a letter from Mrs.
Gaines for publication at an early
date. n:::*:n.a.-:i::..
Capt. and Mrs. Moore have remov-
ed to the lovely home adjoining Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Cantelou, recently oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Minis,
Jr., Mrs. Minis having gone to reside
with her mother, Mrs. Hattie Adams
in the absence of Mr.. Minis in his
country's service.
The friends of Mr.. T. C. Ctrom,
the gallant old Confederate veteran,
will regret to learn that he is quite
i'll at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
R. N. Edmunds, in Parksville. I'm
Gle Tad" as he is Familiarity known
by his friends, is very widely esteem
ed in Edgefield county.
Mrs. N. G. Evans has the sympa-
thy of her friends in the death OF
her mother, Mrs. Addie Harper Wal
ker, which occurred in Macon Sat-
urday. Mrs. Evans has been in Macon
for the past three months assisting
in nursing her mother. Mrs. Evans
and Master George will, return to
Edgefeld Friday.
We have already received a big
line of girls and boys school shoes.
We also have a complete line of
E. C. Skuffer, also the Gladfut. Any
one who has tried these shoes before
knows there are none as good. Every
pair guaranteed.
RUBENSTEIN.