Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-09-06

attend The Ford tractor ueIlloistid-
ton in Charlotte.
Mr.. T. B. Lanham, accompanied by
Miss Mary Dorm and Miss Ellie Mil
Ter Lanham, motored from Columbia
Sunday and remained in Edgefield
until Monday afternoon.
Do not fail to vote next Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Dobson, Miss
Lois Dobson and Miss Madge Morri-
son of Greensboro, N. c., and Mrs.
William Lester of Augusta spent
last week with Mrs. Emma Dobson.
Miss Lillian Smith will leave to-
morrow to teach in the Logan school
in Columbia. She has been teaching
for several years in this school and
her services have given entire salts
faction.
After spending several weeks in
Edgefield very pleasantly with her
aunts, Miss Ella Bates and Mrs.
Mary Hartley, Miss Aileen MCGEE
left Tuesday for Greenviile to visit
relatives.
Mrs. P. M. Feltham and her two
sons, Masters Jack and John Eel
than, returned Monday afternoon
from Greenville, where they have
been spending several weeks very
pleasantly.
Miss Annie Clisby is here visiting
her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Cobb. For
the past two years she has been
teaching in the government school at
Chick Springs for vocational training
of young soldiers.
The Cornor Store calls attention
this week to its large assortment of
school shoes, school dresses and 9th
err things needed by the children as
they enter upon their school duties.
Read what Mr.. Turner says.
Mrs. J.. w. Stewart and Miss Kath-
crime Stewart will leave Tuesday for
Danville, Va, where Miss Katherine
will enter the Randolph-Macon pre-
paratory school which is n of the
first schools of its kind in Virginia.
Mr.. Roy Smith who is connected
with the Sstcher Wholesale Grocery
Company of Augusta will move his
family to Bamberg to reside, having
accepted a position as teacher in
the Carlisle Fitting School of that
place.
Mr.. j. G. Afford announces to the
farmers this week that he is now
ready to gin their cotton, having gin
ned Monday the first new bale of
cotton of the season. Mr.. Afford
gives his ginnery personal attention
and guarantees satisfaction to his
patrons.
Mr.. o. B. Anderson went to Clay
ton, Ga, last week to attend the
trial of Mr.. Joseph E. Reese who was
charged with bigamy. He pleaded
guilty to the charge and was given a
sentence of s to 10 years on the pub
lie roads of Georgia. If his record is
good he will only have to serve 8
years.
The Yonce Motor Company an
nounces this week that it has a ship
ment of cars in transit and urges
prospective buyers to place their or
ders at once, as the early shutting
down of the Ford plants will so cur
tail production that it will cause
even greater delays in future in the
delivery of cars Better order now if
you contemplate buying a Ford car.
Messrs Charles F. Bird & Com
pany announce this week that they
have purchased the drug store of the
late J.. D. Holstein and will continue
the business at the same stand that
it has been conducted at for more
than three quarters of a century.
They will ~replentish the stock in
every department and will endeavor
to merit the confidence and patron
age of the people.
An old-fashioned fish fry was es-
joyed by more than a score of people
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