Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-11-05

| IN this ONCE laSC week, puI III 1iiiS 40
sue will be found an article of inter-
lest concerning the popular Ford car.
Look it up and read it.
Mr.. Abram Daitch will go to Green
wood today to have naturalization
papers executed before the United
States district court. He desires to
become a full-fedged Edgefeldian,
South Carolinian and American citi-
zen.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ludy j.
!Blakely "a little daughter, Sunday,
November 2. Mrs. Blakely has been
spending some time with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. P. P. Blalock, so Edge
field can justly lay claim to the little
lady.
The next Lyceum entertainment
will be given in the Opera House,
Monday night, November II, by the
Cambridge Players, being composed
of two young ladies and two gentle
men. A fuller notice will be given
next week.
Every young white man who serv-
led in the army or navy during the
late war should attend the meeting
of the Edgefeld Post of the Ameri-
lem Legion of Honor which is called
Iby Commander James o. Sheppard in
this issue.
Mr.. Robert Adams, who is attend
ing Clemson College as a senior,
came over from Columbia Friday
where he attended the State fair and
spent the weekend with his parents,
iMr. and Mrs. George A. Adams at
Golfers.
! Mrs. Kate Kernaghan, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Stewart and DR.. and Mrs.
Marsh will attend the Kernaghan-
Marsh wedding at Batesburg tonight
Little Misses Martha Stewart and
Dorothy Marsh will have a part in
the wedding ceremony.
The friends of Mr.. Charles R
Dobson greeted him very cordially
upon his visit in the early part of
last week. His steadily growing shoe
business in Greensboro, N. G., re.
, quires such close attention that he
seldom visits Edgefeld.
Mr.. T. NJ. Adams, one Of Golfers
splendid young men, came up in his
car Sunday morning and carried DR.
r. G. Lee to Republican church after
the morning service at the Baptist
church here, and he brought DR.. Lee
back to Edgefeld in time for the Sun
day night service.
Rev. A. L. Gunter is away this
week attending the annual session OF
the Upper South Carolina Confer
ence which is in annual session in
Greenwood. 1t is deeply regretted
that Mr.. Gunter can not return to
Edgefeld, having filled his allotment
of four years here.
After farmers realize the advan-
Itages of plowing with tractor Ford
son tractors will be in almost as
great demand in Edgefield county as
Ford cars. Mr.. w. L. Dunovant is
agent for Edgefeld county for these
machines. Read what he says this
week in his advertisement.
Messrs Quarles and Boddie an
nounce this week that they have just
received a car load of Kentucky
mares and mules that they will sell at
the home of Mr.. Levi Quasrles near
ICleora. Persons in that vicinity who
contemplate buying stock should see
them before making a puchase.
The Advertiser stated through an
error last week that Capt. N. G..
Evans represented Oscar Martin who
was indicted for murder and convic-
ted of manslaughter. Capt. Evans
was employed in two other murder
cases and won both Of them. He was
not employed in the Martin case.
We learned with regret several
days ago that our young friend, Fred
Barker of the Meriwether section
will soon leave to make his home in
Coatsville Pennsylvania, suburb Of
Philadelphia. He has accepted po-