Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-03-03
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Death of Mrs. Suber Wednes.
day. MIR. Woodward's Home
+. Burned. Planning West
ern Trip.

step daughter, Mrs. Mike Crouch, fol
lowing short illness of pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Suber had just com,
here from Saluda to make their home
having lost their home in Saluda b!
fire. Mrs. Suber was an elderly lady
and her frail body was not able tt
battle against the attack. Every eff
fort was made to save her life.
Mrs. Suber was noble, Christian
spirited woman, gentle and lovable
and there are many who mourn the
loss of this good woman. Truly, she
had gone to her reward, the reward
of the faithful.
She was first married to Mr.. Trib-
BILE, and had one son, Mr.. Robert
Tribble, now of Gaffney.
Besides her surviving husband, she
leaves three step-children, Mrs. Davis
of Columbia, Mrs. Mike Crouch and
Mr.. John Suber of this place, to
whom she was true mother; A sis
ter, Mrs. Zoble, of Newberry, and
three brothers, Messrs. Robert and
Ben Perry of Saluda, and Mr.. Pope
Perry of this place, survive her.
A beautiful service was conduct
ed here at Mt. of Olives cemetery by
her pastor, Rev. Singleton, of the
Lutheran church of Saluda, assisted
by Revs. W. S. Brooke and David
Kellar.
There were many beautiful flowers
sent by sorrowing friends and rela-
tives.
The home of Mr.. Clarence Wood
ward was burned on Saturday about
IL O'clock, catching from the stove
flue. The fire was not discovered un-
til it had gained such headway that
it was impossible to save scarcely
anything. The roof was tin covered
and the wood burned rapidly before
the fire burst out.
Mrs. Woodward was in a front
room with some callers and noticing
the smoke from the ceiling, went to
investigate, and on opening the door
found the rooms all in such a dense
smoke they could not be entered The
furniture was partially covered with
insurance. The dwelling had recently
been purchased by Mr.. Archie Lewis
from Mrs. Weinona Lewis Landrum,
and he carried only $500 insurance.
Mrs. Woodward and children have
gone to Aiken to spend while in
the home of the formers father, Mr..
]. T. George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cox entertained |
with charming dinner party on
Saturday evening in compliment to
their visitors. Everyone greatly en-
joyed the occasion.
Miss Emma Bouknight is at home
from visit to her cousin, Mrs. Mil
Ter, in Richmond, Va.
Miss Virginia Price is visiting her
siser, Mrs. Jim Crouch at Batesburg.
Mr.. j. R. Hart, Miss Kathleen Hart
and Mr.. Lewis Hart went to Green
wood last week to. see Mrs. Brooks
Rambo, who has been quite sick. Mrs.
Rambo is remembered as Miss Eva
Hart.
Several here are planning to take
/ western trip during the summer,
curing the Yosemite Valley and
,ther points of interest and also
;pending while in California. The
,arty is hoping to get twenty-five in
crested and then a pullman can be
hartered here which will make the |
rip all the more pleasant.
DR.. and Mrs. C. F. Strother are at
lo.me from three months stay in i
florida, and the former is much ben l
fitted by the trip.
Miss Hortense Padgett of Edge
ield spent the weekend here with
Hiss Helen Lewis.
Mrs. Willie Yonce of Edgefeld c
vas here last week to attend the &
urial of her aunt, Mrs. Suber. c
Mr.. B. w. Crouch of Saluda at 7
ended the burial of his aunt, Mrs. Q
uber. n
Miss Mary Lewis of Meeting Street :,
as been for visit to Miss Kathleen =
Tart.
Miss Lottie Henderson of Hephzi- =
ah, Ca, has been for visit to Miss
laude Nickerson.
Miss Lola Boyd spent part of last
eek with Miss Helen Lewis. h