The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-03-08
Short Nems Of 4ocaI lnteresf


ing her daughter, Mrs. Brady Teal,
has returned home.
The little brother of Mr.. G. W..
Eddins is the guest of his big brother
in town this week.
Mrs. j. MRedfearn. who had Sc
we're struggle with the grip, we are
| glad to report, is convalescent.
Allen McFarlan, Esq, Member of
House of Representatives from Ches-
terfield County, was in town Monday.
J. d. Smith, who is clerk to the
| County Board, was excused from SER
wing on the Grand Jury.
Mrs. Will Lucas and Mrs. Andy
Lucas visited Mrs. John Walsh in
Rockingham this week.
The Rev. J. l.. Tyler spent yester-
day at Mullins, S. c., where he deliv-
cred an address before the Marion
District Sunday school Conference
Word has been received here that
the father of Prof. S. l.. DucketL
has recently died at his home in JET
ferson, Ga.
Mr.. McRae, Of the Tarlton Lum-
Der Co., has moved to Green st. Mr..
McRae is engaged in saving the Sow
ell timber.
j. w. Miller, the retiring foreman
of the Grand Jury, who has done such
efficient work for the county, was in
town this week.
Owing to circumstances beyond my
control, | will be unable to fulfil my,
engagement at Chesterfield this week.
DIR. H. SMITH.
The Rev. Paul T. Wood the popular
young pastor of the East Chesterfield
Charge, is quite unwcll. He has a
severe case of Grippe.
The many friends of Mr.. T. P.
Craig are delighted to know that he
is able to be on his feet again after a
second attack of grip.
A great many of the Chesterfield
teachers will attend the South Carroll
ma State Teachers Association in Co
| lumbia March l4-15-16.
Mrs. DR.. Wagner, former resi-
dent of Chesterfield, was seriously
burned by an oil stove explosion re,
Gently, but is recovering.
| Mrs. p. A. Murray, Jr. and little
daughter, Sarah Page, returned from
Chcraw on yesterday after visit tc
her sister Mrs. William Godfrey.
! Miss Elizabeth Byrd of Baltimore
Md. is the guest of her sister, Mis-
Margaret Byrd at Mrs. A. w. Hur
scys.
Mr. X. C. Johnson, one of the wide
awake progresSives Of the Middendor
section, was shaking hands with hi
friends in town one day this week.
One Of the best speeches ever hcarc
in Chesterfield was the argument o
Solicitor Spears in the Clearance
Griggs case on Tuesday. Severa
times he had the jury in tears.
Sarah Bell Redfearn, daughter O
Mr.. II E. Rcdfearn, has had a yer.
severe attack of Pneumonia and meas
les. At last report she was improv
ing.
The Cheraw Cotton mills of Cher
aw capitalized at 100000 have beer
commissioned. Petitioners are G. w
Duvall, S. T. A. McManus and Edwin
Malloy, all of Cheraw.
| Judge Prince, who is presiding a
this term of Court Of General sess
IONS, has made a very fine impression
upon the people Of this county by hi
able charge to the Grand Jury an,
charges to the Petit Jury.
Mr.. Neal Douglass, who will be re
mcmbcrcd by his many friends il
chesterfield, to whom he used to sci
such good beef, is now in charge o.
Il large fishing plant on Lake George
in the state of Florida
There will be reorganization o.
the local chapter of u. d. C. mex
tuesday, March 18th, at the home o,
| Mrs. II. d. Tiller on West Main st
! All the ladies who are interested il
this worthy organization are cordi
ally invited to attend.
Mr.. c. l.. Hunley attended the
convention Of Fair Secretaries las
week in Columbia, of which assocIa
| ton he is a member. Mr.. Hunley
has for some time held the Office OF
| vice-president, but refused to stanc
for reelection, after being nom
mated.