Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hart are now making their
home in Columbia.
Mrs. Arthur Childress arrived in
Edgefeld this morning to spend sew
eral days in Edgefeld with relatives.
She is always very cordially greeted
by her Edgefeld friends.
Mr.. N. G. Evans has been appoint
ed special judge TO hold court at
Bamberg for two weeks, commenc-
ing next Monday. EIe will leave Sun
day for Bamberg.
Quite number have needed our
appeal last week to those who are in
arrears with their subscription to
The Advertiser and we appreciate
their prompt response. If you have
not paid, will you no. do SO at once?
Mr.. Abrom Daitch tells The Ad-
vertiser's readers this week that he
can supply the winter needs in wear
ing apparel of every member of the
family and can also save money for
those who trade with him.
Mr.. 7. j. Paul has just purchased
the house and lot on the street lead
ing to Trenton just south of Mr..
Shive's planer and will move into it
as soon as some improvements are
made on the place.
Mr.. Israel Mukashy announces
this week that his stock of clothing
for men and boys is complete and in
vites you to call. He also sells the
celebrated Walk-Over shoes for men
and women.
Mrs. T. B. Greneker gave an elab-
crate course dinner Saturday even
ing in compliment to her guest, Miss
Elizabeth Greneker of Augusta. The
occasion was one of unusual pleas
ure to those who were honored with
invitations.
Mrs. P. M. Feltham attended the
meeting of the official board and ex-
ecutive committee of the Woman's
Convocation of the upper diocese of
South Carolina in Columbia on Mon
day, Mrs. Feltham being vice-presi-
dent.
Mr.. j. H. Nicholson went to Co.
lumbia Thursday to attend reunion
of his class, the class of 1906 of the
South Carolina University. All of
the members of the class were pres
ent except one living in Chicago and
another living in St. Louis.
A mass meeting will be held in
the court house next Monday imme-
diately after the public sales of land
in the interest of the proposed cream
cry for Edgefeld. This enterprise
should appeal to hundreds of farmers
and other business men. The mass
meeting Monday should be largely
attended.
The easy terms on which Mr.. Yonce
offers to sell you a Ford, truck or
tractor, makes it possible for every
person who needs one Of these ma
chimes to buy one. Furthermore, they
can get the use of the car or truck
while they pay for it. Mr.. Yonce's
prices are f. o. b. Edgefeld, all
freight being paid.
During the fair weather of the
past two weeks much lumber has
been hauled to and shipped from
Edgefeld. The Morgan Lumber Com.
pany alone shipped out over 100000
feet last week, which YVES a record,
breaking week. 1t is interesting to
visit their plant in Edgefeld and see
how we'll everything is managed.
In the foot ball contest between
our boys and Ninety Six Friday an.
other tie score was made, which
speaks we'll of both teams. They
will have another contest soon tc
break the tie. Our boys played g
fine game and we are very proud Of
the record they made. William
Hughes was acknowledge by every
body to have been the star playe,
of the game. "Bill" is hard to beat