Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1911-01-19
NEWS OF PAGELAN D
MIR. OSCAR FUNDTRBURk
MARRIED TO MISS RAILEY
Two Negroes Sent Up for Larceny.
Real Estate Observation-Disclosures
Sees Good ShOw-POints About Per.
sons and Things.
(By John W. Quick.)

(By John w. Qulck.)-
A sudden change in the weather
makes the preachers feel bad. why,
we can't tell-they know.
A few more days like last week, and
the farmers will be getting busy.
Linley and Will Funderburk, color
ed, were up before Esquire FundeT-
burk on Monday for larceny, and each
got thirty days on the public works
of the county. We did not hear the
evidence, but the case was out OF the
ordinary. Linley took tool to work
with-an awhile Will was a little
more careful, and took a five-dollar
bill.
The Union Distributing Company
has purchased the corne' at McGIegor
and Pearle streets, near the public
we'll. The lot is 50xI5 feet, and the
price paid was $1,000. Four years ago
the same lot could have been bought
for less than one-twelfth of the
amount paid. Of course Pageland is
the place to invest your money, and
see it grow.
Married, last Sunday afternoon, Mr..
Oscar Funderburk to Miss Nettie Raj
lev, at the residence Of the grooms
parents, MI. and Mrs. T. A. Funder-
burk; R. H. Blakeney, Esq, officiating.
A splendid dinner was served after the
ceremony. A large number Of friends
and relatives were present.
The Florence Comedy Company
played here Monday and Tuesday
nights to full houses. The last night
made the hit, when they put on the
sfour-act comedy y-drama entitled The
Aey Stsike Nine q All who missed
sfhis missed a tftlaf. {
We have recently beee masked. asked
why so many tax executions were out
against people who had paid their tax.
We are not able to say. We are not
in position. or we would find out Let
those who are in authority answer the
question. :.
We want to make our correspond
ence interesting; so, if you have an!
news, let us have it. If some OF your
friends are visiting you, let us KNOW;
if thee are any deaths births, mar
riages, or any item Of news, give it tc
MS. We will appreciate it; the public
will know more of each other, fee
nearer each other. and if we fail tc
mention your visitors, don't feel meal
toward us--we cannot see all but Will
do our best.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. McColl, of Clio
6. c.. are visiting at the home OF Mi
McColrs parents, M. and Mrs. W.
McColl.
Miss Bessie Austin is spending the
week with her sister, MIS-. T. P. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Parker spent last
Sunday with their son, Mr.. l.. L. Par
ker.
Mss Moore Scruggs is visiting at
the home of Or and Mrs. b. c. Moore.
Messrs Chester and Ethel Funder-
bunk. Of Cheraw, spent last Sunday
here and attended the marriage OF
their brother. Nj. Oscar Fnnderburk.
MIR. J. 4. Gulledge has moved to our
building.
Mr.. T. A. Funderburk is still suffer-
ing with rheumatism, but is still work
ing in his mill.
Mr.. S. A. Sellers spent Monday in
Chesterfield.
Messrs. G. W. Remington and II. }.
Mangum spent last Sunday in Marsh
vile.
Messrs. Joe Paxton and Henry Nc
Leod, of Matthews, spent last week
here, with Mr. f. S. Mcleod.
Messrs. T. Z. Smith and G. NJ. Rod
gers have changed store rooms. NJ
Smith is in the room formerly occu-
pied by Messrs Terry & Rodgers, on
the corner OF McG"egor and Pearle
streets. and Mr.. Rodgers is next door
to Mr. Smith.
We are sorry to report the infant
Mr.. y. II. Evans, who has been quite
sick.
Mr.. +. II. Evans, VINO has been qiute
sick for some time, we are glad to say
is much better at this writing.
Mr.. Thomas r. Mangum is quite sick
at this Writing.
Pev. J. H. Turner is in very feeble
health We hci,c for him L speedy re-
covely.
Misses Pearl and Jannet Lowell
spent pat OF this week in Monroe,
with t,!rtr sister. Mrs. J. y. Dostcr.
AZ. " L. Riser killcd an Cight-