Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1919-10-22

The Edgefeld people who attend
the State Fair next week are invited
to visit Lindler's Studio, 1906 Main
Street, Columbia. See the advertise
ment in this issue.
Miss Royal Peak came down from
Greenwood for the weekend and re-
turned Monday to resume her course
at business college in Greenwood.
Cotton is selling right along this
for 36A cents and is being
marketed rapidly. People who owe
money should sell at the present
price.
Mr.. M. B. Hamilton's garage is
now equipped with cars. Messrs.
Fred and Clyde Hamilton and one or
two other persons arrived few days
ago from Detroit, driving cars
through the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Mellichamp
are receiving congratulations of
their friends over the coming of an
other little son, James Whitfield, to
remain with them permanently
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Rhodes
of Macon, are spending some tims
with Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Evans. Mrs.
Rhodes has been spending most of
the summer in New York under
treatment of specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hart will soon
leave for Tallahassee, Florida, to
make their home. Mr.. j. H. Nichol-
son has purchased the place where
they now live and will move his fam
lily into the house after making re-
pairs as soon as Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
move. -.
Edgefeld stores of all kinds have
never been better supplied with mer-
chandise than they are this fall, and
the people too, are we'll supplied with
money. So the goose hangs high and
all goes well, in spite of the boil wee
vii. There's no use 10 ng your mo-
rale over the weevil.
If YOU have cows to feed you had
better buy your cotton seed hulls at
once. If seed continue to advance,
and all hope they will, hulls will
probably be nearly double in price
sixty days hence.
Automobiles have come to stay
and are filing great need in the
world. We counted, Tuesday after,
noon from our office window, sixty
odd cars on the public square, theil
value being probably $4,000.
Mr.. Oscar Seigler is the good
friend to whom we are indebted fol-
the very fine sweet potatoes thai
were recently left at our office. MIR
Seigler says he has made them this
wear weighing six and eight pounds
"The County Fair" is the title OF
the play that will be given in the Op
era House Friday night for the ben
eft of the Civic League. The pro,
gram will be varied in such way as
to afford exceedingly pleasant di
version for all who attend.
Mr.. H. w. McKie told The Adver,
tiser's representative Monday that
Mr.. Joe Hammond took the initiative
in the improvement of the Martin
Town road. Joe is progressive
young citizen of sterling qualities
such men being a valuable asset tc
any community.
1t was a real JOY to greet Rev. l.
D. Gillespie in ,Edgefeld and heal
him preach again. A large congre'
CATION greeted him at the Methodist
church Sunday morning. He is now
Sunday school secretary for the Wes'
tern South Carolina Conference
making his headquarters in Green,
wood.
Mr.. j. D. Holstein, Jr., has out,
grown his present quarters at the ole
post office stand and he is making an
addition of twenty feet to the real
of the building in order to make his
auto salesroom sufficiently large. The
Overland cars are steadily growing
in popularity.