Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-08-17
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Kemp spent
week visiting relatives in Nc
Rea, Ga. and st. Augustine Fla.

field graded and High school will be
gin Wednesday, Sept. z. Superinten-
dent Tatum is getting everything in
rediness for. an suspicious opening.
The man who reports the cotton
crop from Edgefield and doesn't re-
port it very low, is liable to be "hist-
ed" in midair on the horns of the
"bulls.
Some one has predicted that cob
webs will be spun across the doors
of public ginneries in Edgefield
county after the middle of October.
Well We'll see.
Mrs. j. D. Holston, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Holston Jr., Mrs. c. A. Griffin
and Mr.. Perry Whatley left Monday
over the Dixie Highway for Ashe-
vile to enjoy the mountain breezes.
Col. A. K. Sanders of Columbia,
the man who has made such a splen-
did success as superintendent of the
penitentiary, spent Sunday in Edge
field as. a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S.
Smith.
Misses Kate Samuel and Ruth Lyon
returned Monday from Atlanta
where they purchased a large fall
stock for the Quality Shop. Their fall
announcement will appear in due
season.
Miss Ethel Sheink is away from
her post at the store of Nh. Israel
Mukashy on her summer vacation.
She motored to Greenwood Monday
and from there she will go to the
mountains.
Mr.. w. H. Turner, the popular
manager of the Corner Store, is en-
joying a short period of rest this
week, spending most of the time with
his mother, Mrs. M. c. Turner, in
Greenwood.
Professor Charles F. Brooks, who
was superintendent of the Edgefield
schools for the past two years has ac-
copied the position of principal of
the Pinckney Street school in Green
vile for the next session.
Mr.. w. F. West has sold his inter-
est in the Edgefield Warehouse Com
pany to Mr.. S. B. Nicholson. This
valuable property near the station
is now owned by Mr.. M. N. Deal, Mr..
W. F. Holston and Nh. Nicholson.
The members of the Baptist and
Presbyterian churches of Edgefield
can %sympathize with each other in
their dire extremity. 1t appears that
Dhe former can't get a pastor and the
latter can't keep one after they get
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Cleveland
eft Edgefield last week for a trip of
five weeks to Seattle, Washington.
Their two little sons will remain in
Edgefield with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Padgett, during
heir absence.
It's a good time now to anticipate
your needs and have your fall sta
printed. The Advertiser job
,ffioe was never better equipped
han right now to do satisfactory
work.. Entire satisfaction or. your
money back. What more could we Of
er?
The attention of our readers is
allied to the advertisement of the
Sash, Door and Lumber Co.
# Johnston in this issue. This Com
any is well equipped for supplying
ough or dressed lumber and mill
york of all kinds. Get their prices be-
ore placing your orders. z
Mr.. Victor Diatch, the progressive !
PROPRIETOR of The Hub, left Sunday !
or Baltimore and New York to pur-
base a large stock of fall merchan- {
Use for every department of his
tore. In due season he will make an ]
announcement of his new fall arri-
ais.
Mr.. w. A. Hart and his son, Mr.. ]
Hart, are visiting relatives
1 Edgefield. Mr.. w. A. Hart Will |
Don move his family to Inman to re-
ide, and Mr.. Blondell Hart, who is t
graduate of the Citadel, will teach g
gain in Clinton the approaching ses- c
ion. c
ME-. uoy+onra W.o L Ell. J.