Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-06-30


Cochran, Ca, tonight to be the guest
of Miss Justine Cantelou. Miss Can
telou has issued invitations to a large
party to be given in her honor Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. Carroll Rainsford came over
from Columbia Sunday to spend the
day under the parental roof, or at
least part of the day was spent
there. 10 chronicle his whereabouts
for the other portion of the day
would be tellin' tales out of school.
Mr.. Robert T. Strom of the Noun
tain Creek section of Greenwood
county is among the visitors in Edge
field to-day. Mr.. Strom is a candidate
for the House from Greenwood cqun-
ty, having served one term in the
past. q
Mr.. Rainsford Cantelou has been
spending the past week here visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Can
telou. He holds splendid position in
Hartsville which, along with Edge
field, is one of the best towns in the
state.
Come to the Students Entertain
ment on Thursday, July 8 and see
the 95 students of our county take
part. You will hear some of the finest
pianists in our state and perhaps a
future Galli-Curci or John McCor-
mack.
Our young friend, Wylie Agner, a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Agner,
brought The Advertiser cotton
bloom from his field Thursday, June
"a. This is the earliest bloom sent to
this office. One came from Ward the
next day in the mail from Mr.. B. w.
Haston.
Attention is directed to the follow
ing new advertisements this week:
The Corner Store, Rubenstein, L. C.
Parker & Company, G. C. Garner,
Pardue & Steifel, The Peoples Bank,
Wright Sash, Door & Lumber Com
pany and the Hamilton Auto Com
pany. u
After the 1st of July the style or
name of the Penn G. Holstein drug
firm changes to that of ]. D. Hol-
stein. For some time he has been the
sole owner of the business and the
change is merely change of the
name or style of the business. The
old reliable drug store will go on and
on as it has heretofore. ssr
When in need of building material
call at the office of the Wright Sash,
Door, Lumber Company of john
ston or write them for prices before
buying. They carry large stock of
frst-class material and can fill your
orders on short notice at reasonable
prices. If they haven't what you want
they will get it for you at once. Read
their advertisement in this issue.
A dance was given in the Opera
House Monday night in the interest
of the American Legion. The music
was furnished by the Garber-Davis
orchestra of Washington. There were
a number of visiting couples in atten
dance in addition to some of the
young folk.
Mrs. Norwood Cleveland was here
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Padgett for the weekend, returning
with her father who has been in at
tendance on the Bankers Association
in Greenville. Edgar Padgett return
ed to Greenville with Mrs. Cleveland
for two weeks, visit.
At meeting of the town council
afternoon Mr.. Harry Cul-
breath was elected day marshal. and
Mr.. Jack Whatley was elected night
marshal. The Advertiser predicts that
both of these officers will render sat-
isfactory service. At the meeting
the license ordinance for
1920 was drafted.
Francis Simkins, a graduate of the
South Carolina University and this
year having received M. A. degree
from Columbia University, is here
for the summer or a part of it with
his parents, Hon. and Mrs. S. MEG.