The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-01-11

daie, was In town Tuesday.
Mr.. c. 7. Blakeney, cashier of the
Bank of Jefferson, was in town Mon
day.
From the present outlook the sales |
OF fertilizers this year will break all
previous records.
All Farm Loan Associations should
send in the names of their officers and
members for publication.
A Farm Loan Association will be
organized in the Court House at 3
p. M, Saturday, January 18th.
Mrs. A. w. Hursey, who was op-
Grated on for appendicitis at hos
pital in Charlotte last Sunday, is re-
ported to be recovering nicely.
Miss Davis, from the Mcleod In
Urinary at Florence, is nursing Mrs.
L. d. Spencer, who continues to i'm
prove, to the delight of her many
friends
Misses Ruby Turner and Ruby
burns, of Columbia, are expected
saturday to spend the weekend with
the formers sister, Miss Pearl
Turner.
Policeman Griggs now has Main
st. in fine shape and we take back
what we said yesterday about that
fathomless mud-hole in front of Hur-
sey Bros. store.
Mrs. A. B. Hursey is keeping house
for Mrs. A. w. Hursey while the lat
ter is in the hospital in Charlotte,
where she continues to improve to the
delight of her many friends.
Miss Annie Barentine is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Yates, in Charlotte, this
week. Mrs. Yates is pleasantly re-
membered by her many Chesterfield
friends as Miss Emma Moore.
If Chesterfield merchants move
about much more we suggest that
they have their signs placed on wheels
and save the labor Of scratching each
others name from the windows.
Mr.. George Wright has purchased
u Super-seat Hupmobile, and if faith
full service performed in the past
counts for anything, George has Sc
cured a bargain.
The U. S. Government ginning cen
sus returns showed to Dec. 23, 1900
bales of cotton ginned in Chesterfield
county this year, compared to $4,000
bales for the same date the year pre-
ceding.
You must learn tho lesson of
economy. Bring us your Savings;
we put them to work for you. We
carry fire and burglar insurance.
c. p. Mansum, Cashier.
! Mr.. B. B. Melton has been appoint
ed by the Government as Joint inspec-
tor for both Chesterfield and Lancas-
ter counties. The Government Off
Gals are throwing bouquets right and
left at Mr.. Melton. They recognize
him as one of the most efficient men
in the service.
Your watch repaired properly.
High grade work guaranteed. The
Wingate Jewelry Co.
Mr.. T. II. Douglass, magistrate
elect of Cole Hill Township, and Mr..
Daniel II. Smith, of the Bay Springs
community, who are officials in the
farm loan association recently or
ganiZcd in their sections, were in
town Wednesday.
The Chesterfield Zoo seems to be
an assured fact from the start that
H. I
lection of squirrels for the same; and
IN the lot are pair of Fox squirrels
caught in the Sand Hills of lower
Chesterfield. The female is let
black with white spots on the head.
Mr.. Ben Robinson, with an air of
great secrecy, and with his usual tone
of voice, told DR.. Lancy the other
day of the turkeys he had killed at
the Big Lake. Doc Immediately, in
his usual tone, promised secrecy, and
the net result was that every hunter
in Chesterfield turned out the next
morning bound for the Big Lake.
Wingate's jewelry is warranted.
Give him a trial. Wingate JeweIry Co.
Chesterfield is glad to welcome Mr..
Gus Redfearn and his family, form
erly of Mt. Croghan, who have moved
to Gardnerville, a suburb Of Chester
field. We are informed that Mr..
kedfcarn has sold his handsome home
in Mt. Croghan to Mr.. Sylvester At
klnson, and, we must say that we are
glad to hear, as we do not want Mt.
Croghan to get such a good citizen
back again.
Benefits derived from your Saw
ings: We pay 41a per cent If left six
montha nv lon ~ar e p M,ux,u,