Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-10-08

Judge W. S. E. ohipp will preside
at the October term of court which
convenes on the third Monday. The
petit jury for the second week will
be drawn Friday.
Miss nellie Jones has entered Con-
verse college to take a postgraduate
course in music. She graduated
from this institution several years
ago.
Mr.. M. B. Hamilton has begun i'm
provements on the brick building
which he recently purchased from
DR.. F. F. Jones and will con rt the
property into a modern au sales
room and garage.
MIR. F. M. Warren, Mr.. j. B. Tomp-
kins and Mr.. N. L. Broadwater are
in Atlanta this week attending the
Confederate reunion. Major John
Warren, a young veteran of the
World War, accompanied them.
Mr.. Jake Rubenstein has been Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. E. Rubenstein,
for several days. Mr.. Rubenstein has
been in the military service for the
past five years, being stationed at
present at Houston, Texas. He vol
unteered in 1914.
The friends of Mr.. Diomede Hol-
lingsworth have welcomed him very
cordially, having reached home with
an honorable discharge from the
navy in his pocket. Edgefeld is, very
proud of Diomede and the record he
made in the navy.
Capt. John Castine of Florence
spent several days last week as the
guest of Major John Warren. They
were very intimately associated dur
ing the entire time that they were in
the military service.
Mr.. George W. Adams, the propri-
etor of the Dixie Highway Garage,
has employed Mr.. Baron Hill as
bookkeeper. Mr.. Hill has been one of
the clerks at the Albion hotel, Au-
gusta, for some time. Edgefeld well
comes him back home.
The town has an ordinance against
selling merchandise on Sunday and
and it should be observed by every
merchant. Most of them do observe
lit to the letter. There is absolutely
no excuse for selling anything on
Sunday except drugs or other SINH
lar necessities.
| Mr.. John Il. Mathis of Golfers told
The Advertisers representative yes
terday that ne picked five bales of
cotton from seven acres in Septem-
Der, the best yield being more than
three bales from three acres. Col
liers has good land as well as good
farmers and good citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Fair of At
lanta and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fair
of Beech Island were guests of Mr..
IN. L. Brunson and Miss Kellar Fair
Sunday. Mr.. Brunson returned to
Atlanta with Mr.. and Mrs. Fair in
their car to attend the Confederate
re-union.
Attentio mis- directed to the fol-
lowing new advertisements this
week: Rubenstein, The Corner Store,
IJ. A. Holland, Carolina Bond and
Mortgage Company, Dixie Highway
Garage, Schroder-Lewis Co., Belts
Cantelou and H. j. McGee, general
agent.
Miss Josephine Biddleman will ar
rive from Salisbury, N. c., October
12, to train the children and young
people for three-act musical COM
edy that is to be given in the Opera
House under tn auspices of the Civic
League. A fuller announcement will
be given next week.
Mr.. T. A. Hightower, the manager
of the Addison Mills, carried the
trained nurse, school teacher, the Of
flee force and the heads of all de-
partments of the mill, down to Au-
gusta Saturday night to the AL G..
Fields Minstrel, the mill presenting
all of them with complimentary tick
cts. This was a very gracious and
| thoughtful act on the part of the