Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-11-13
NEWS NOTES !
ABOUT TOWN

Mr. S. b. Townsend, of Chesterfield
Route 3, was business visitor in the
city yesterday.
Misses Mamie and Ernestine Moor,
who have been visiting in Bennetts-
vile, have returned.
Mrs. w. E. McKiilp and daughter,
Bonell, and Mrs. TaGc her and daugh-
teIs, Misses Marjorie and Bernice of
Cash, were in the city last Saturday.
Practically every piece of land in
this vicinity is posted and trespaSsers
are going to "catch it in the neck
first thing they know. No one has
right to trespass on another'S prop
erty, much less cut down trees, even
though there may be coon or possums
in them, so hunters as we'll as the
regular trespasser had better look
out
An error appeared in c. s. Lynchs
Marlboro land ad in The Chronicle
O last week. The ad should read
"price $4,000. Terms one third cash
balance in one and two years, 1 per
cent interest on deferred payments.
This is an exceptionally fine propo-
sition and no doubt will not be on the
market long.
The Evans Co. are holding up their
reputation as original advertisers.
This time they will throw six sui,S
from the top of their store. We un'
derstand from one of the firm that
three of these suits are for men ana
three for women. Each suit Will be
tied up in a package.
The Bennettsville Daily says the
Big Springs Resort Co of Chesterfield
County. had an exhibit of water, maps
and literature at the Marlboro county
fair. This company is making an eX-
hibit this week at the Florence county
fair and the Kershaw county fair and
also at its home county fair.
The State Convention of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution IS II
session in Columbia this week Miss
Nina Evans, of our city il one OF the
historians Of the order.
Mrs T. P. Harrall, who has been
unite unwell for sometime is improv-
ing 10 the delight of her many friends.
sEt
Mr. NJ c. Thomas, OF the Pee Dee
Iron Works automobile department. l.
taking in the automobile show IN Al
lanta this week, having been sent
there by his company in order that ne
might see all that is new in the auto
Mr.. H. E. Ballard is opening NJ
gents furnishing business in the bullC.
ing recently occupied by Sharper
.Powe as a barber shop.
SO
Mr.. Gill Smith spent Sunday in
Dillon.
Miss jeanette McFarlan has return
ed to her home at Laurcns after spen-
ding several weeks in the city with
Mrs. G. NJ. Hendrix.
Miss Jennie Coward has returned
from Columbia where she spent the
past week with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Reid, who has been spen
ding some time in the city with reia-
tives, has returned to Washington.
Mr.. ]. A. Watson spent Friday las
at Polkton, y. c.. with relatives.
Coburn's minstrels will be here next
Wednesday night. See their adver-
tisement in another column.
The McAlister property, 4OOX4OC
feet, facing the Seaboard passenger
station, has been sold to a CheraV
syndicate and The Chronicle is inform
ed that the Cheraw Door. Sash anC
Lumber company will probably re-
move it's plant to that lot.
Judge Frank B. Gary has set aside
the verdict of the jury in the case o.
Watson vs. Paschall, ct al, which
was tried at the last term of civil
court in this county, and ordered 6
new trial. This case has been tried
several times, resulting almost in ev-
cry instance in a verdict for Watson
but somehow or other the Judges can't