Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-03-05

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B. R. Cooner.
Miss Genevieve Norris came home
for a weekend visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Brooks Car
vile were added to the membership
of the Baptist church on Sunday
morning by letter.
Mrs. A. L. Gunter and little John
Lovelace have been visiting Mrs.
Gunter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abel
for week or more.
The homefolks and the many
friends in Edgefeld were delighted
to see Harold Norris who came home
for a brief furlough this week from
Washington.
"My Aunt from California" in the
Opera House Friday night, March IA.
Make your plans to attend and well
come again Aiken's Village Players
who pleased us so year or more ago.
Hon. w. H. Nicholson, prominent
and honored member of the Green
wood bar, is here attending court.
He is engaged in closing up all pro-
fessional business of the lamented
B. E. Nicholson.
Mr.. R. L. Dunovant received a
telegram from his son, Lieut.. R. G.
M. Dunovant, Monday from New
York announcing his arrival from
overseas duty. He went from New
York to Camp Upton where he will
probably be mustered out of service
Mr.. T. B. Greeker was studying
law in Washington at the time he
volunteered for military service and
after being mustered out he resumed
his law course. He will be admitted
to the bar this summer and will locate
at Edgefeld for the practice of his
profession.
The Dixie Highway Garage makes
it's bow to the public this week, being
located in the two store rooms be-
tween Nh. ]. D. Kemp's store and the
county office building. Mr.. B. NJ.
Scurry and Mr.. Clair Hilton will be
the machinists in charge, two OF the
best in the country.
Mr.. J. D. Holstein, Jr., announces
in The Advertiser this week that he
is again at his former stand selling
Overland cars. He also has the agen-
CIV for Oldsmobile cars. Mr.. Holstein
will be pleased to demonstrate the
superior qualities of his cars to those
who contemplate purchasing.
Mr.. Shields Johnson arrived in
Edgefield early last week with an
honorable discharge in his pocket. He
received very cordial greeting from
his friends. Mr.. johnson was wound
ed in battle in his left arm and has
steadily regained the use of it but
has not %ully recovered.
In this issue will be found the for
NAL announcement of Mr.. j. H. Can
telou to the effect that he will on
April 1st, resume his law practice,
having secured an Office over the
store of Reynolds and Padgett. Mr..
Cantelou is we'll equipped for the
practice Of his profession.
1t is with great pleasure that we
announce in this issue that all dis
charged sailors and soldiers will re-
ceive bouns of $50. The writer will
take pleasure in giving assistance to
these young men in securing their
check from the government. Their
discharge must accompany the appli-
cation.
About the first blowing that will be
done will be in sowing spring oats.
The acreage should be large. Mr.. G.
N. Zimmerman and Mr.. j. Whit Dorm
both of whom are good farmers, say
that oats will make sown as late as
the last of March. Of course they
should De we'll fertilized, causing
them to grow rapidly.
DR.. and Mrs. James S. Byrd and
their two little children returned to
Edgefeld Monday morning after
spending several weeks very pleasant