The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-05-31
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Mr.. w. /. Burr has opened gro
Gerry store on Page st.
Mr.. Cordy Winburn, of Ousley
dale, spent Monday in Chesterfield.
Mrs. Felix Cannon and children,
of Hamlet, are visiting Mrs. Carnon's
parents, DR.. and Mrs. T. E. Lucas.
Criminal Court will convene Mon
day, June 25th, with Judge Thomas
II. Spain presiding.
The local consumers have been
treated this week to some nice, juicy
peaches, the first of the season.
\ Mr.. w. jeff Hanna has been APP
pointed clerk of the County Board of
Registration and Selection.
Mrs. G.. G.. Turner and daughter,
Miss Pearl Turner, return to their
home in Columbia to-day.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Tiller has been quite sick
this week.
Mrs. Walter "A. OVERLY, Of Ridge
way, N. c., is the guest of Mrs b. +.
Teal.
Mr.. Reese l.. Horton, Of Jefferson,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. K. NJ.
Myers.
- Mr.. Roy Hurst, junior at Washing
ton and Lee University, is expected
home this week for the summer va
cation.
The life insurance agencies are do
ing thriving business these days as
some of our young men are protecting
their families while there is yet time.
Garden Tools of all descriptions at
l.. A. Campbells Hardware.
We regret to report that the condi-
ton of Mr.. r. NJ. Myers has been
critical for the last few days. At
last report he was improving.
Dr.. Harris, Of the Square Deal
Drug Co., and his family are occupy
ing the Armfield residence on East
Main St.
SMiss Eva Teal will return from
Lander College this week. Miss Teal
was the recipient of Il signal honor
when elected president of the senior
class.
The regular army is calling for
good men in the QuartcrmaStcr's de-
partmcnt. All men who have had ex-
perience in keeping books or office
work of any kind, are especially need
ed.
Fruit Cans, Jars, and Rubbers, at
l.. A. Campbell Hardware Co.
James Robinson, nephew of Mrs
w. M. Rcdfcarn, was struck by light
ming in field near his home at Pat
rick last Monday and instantly killed
He was buried at Zoar church yard
Tuesday.
= Mr.. John G.. Hurscy is now occu-
pying his new residence. Mr.. Win
gate has moved into Mr.. Iiui ocy's
home and Mr.. Cliff White has moved
into the house vacated by Mr.. Win,
gate.
A recruiting squad under a second
lieutenant of Company X, stationed in
Chcraw, are in Chesterfield on re.
cruiting duty. Here is a chance fol
some young men to get with a good
company.
Mrs. r. F.. Rivers has been pre-.
scnting her friends with some of the
prctticst magnolia blooms ever seen
in Chesterfield, from the trees which
h,, ;,, { l...-
on East Main St.
Mr.. Robert Jones, who is principal
Of the Pcndlcton high school under
Superintendent Hanna, and who Wis
tied friends in Chesterfield last week,
was called by telegram to the bedside
of his sister, at Greenwood, who is
seriously i'll after an opraton for APP
pcndicits.
Several of our young man are
thinking of joining the ambulance
corps that DR.. Wyman is raising in
Columbia. This ambulance corps
goes to Allentown, Pa, for a short
course of training and then goes to
France with Gen. Pershing's eXpcdi-
tioanry forces.
Several of our citizens have rub-
scribed for liberty bonds The Unit
ed States government is selling I.iber-
ty Bonds to obtain money with which
to carry on the war; and those who
cannot enlist are urged to loan the
government their money and thereby
do their bit. The Liberty Bonds are
being sold in denominations as low
as $4,000. Buy one to-day.
Mr.. Roy Moore is home from the
V. Nj. /. and is awaiting his c"mnis
sion and instructions from the Var
Department.
The chief registrars Of each poIlinr
precinct met the County Board Of
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