The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-05-31

MIR. Ben Gulledge Joined Company
l last Saturday.
| MIR. r. H. Blakeney, of Pageland,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. King Moore is home from the
University of Virginia.
Mr.. j. p. Poison, of Patrick, was in
the city Tuesday.
The Rev. B. d. Thames, MAYOR of
Patrick, was in Chesterfield Wednes-
day.
Miss Mary Hunley, who has been
attending the school at Pageland, has
returned home.
Get your Bindry Twine at l.. A.
CampbelPs Hard~ are.
The piano used at the Tillman tent
meeting was purchased by the Bap-
ist church.
Miss Margaret Byrd spent Sunday
With her sister, Miss Elizabeth Byrd,
IN kershaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Myers are
lerc on account of the illness of Mrs.
| Myers mother, Mrs. Swinnie.
Mr. J. Henry johnson has purch-
ised Mr.. 7. E. Mulloy's interest in
chc City Market.
Fly Screens and Fly Swatter., at
l.. A. CampbelPs.
Messrs. j. R. Abbott, A. j. Rohr,
Davis Perkins, James Tilley and Co.
lin Davis spent Tuesday in Cheraw.
Messrs. Lee Horn, Archie Steen and
Robert Douglass, all of Ruby, have
made APPLICATION for admission to the
| navy.
- Misses Mildred Laney and Vera
Melton, of Columbia College for
Women, are home for the summer va
| cation.
Mrs. Mamie Barentine and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie, expect to leave Fri
day for a visit to Mr.. Walter Barren
tine, at Moultric, Ga.
Regular session of Chesterfield
Council, No. 81, Jr. o. U. A. M. will
be held Saturday, June I'd, at 8 pm.
BY order of the council. 1. J..
Davis, RS.
Prof. Coker has been elected prin-
cipal of the Chesterfield High school
for another year. Mr.. Jeter, a gradu-
ate of Citidel, has been called to fill
The place held by Mr.. Poston this
year.
Miss Maudc Campbell, student Of
Cokcr college, has returned home to
spend a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Campbell, of
Ruby, before leaving for Blue Ridge,
where she will attend the Young
Woman's Christian Association Con-
vention to be held there.
Regular communication Chester
iicld Lodge No. 22O, A. f. NJ, will
oc held at $3.50 pm, Friday, June
ist. NJ. NJ. degree to be conferred.
BY order of B. F. Teal, WIN.
| Mr.. +. C. Griggs and daughter,
Miss David Griggs, of Wadesboro,
n. c., visited at the home of b. F.
Zeal last Sunday.
Mr.. j. +. Lucas, whose headQuar-
,ers are in Tuscaloosa, Ala, for a
Dart of the summer, will be Joined
~ Mrs. Lucas, the latter part of this
week. While there she will attend
ne summer school at the University
ii Alabama. Mrs Lucas, enroute to
Alabama, will visit her brother, Mr..
| . &C
Sheriff Douglass has received MANY
'cg!Stration cards from Chesterfield
county boys who are away from home.
The law requires that every man
hall register at his home town and
not at place of temporary abode.
The following bit of baseball
dope appearing in recent issue
# The State, will interest Chester
ield fans: "The home team seems
sbout to witness a shake-up. Doe
lowe, pitcher, has been released
and Rogers, the star Presbyterian
college of South Carolina twirler, has
pcen working out with the home team
although he has not been signed"
Ice Cream-pure, delicious, re-
freshing, wholesome, nutritious. At
he Chesterfield Drug Co.
Willis Streater, who chokcd his
wife last week and was sentenced to
)ay line of $50 or serve 60 days on
he streets of Chesterfield, raised the
money after working few days, and
laid his way out. Willis had no OBJ
lection to working on the streets of
ne town, however, for he Immediate
Y accepted employment for wages to
'egn where he left Off working for
1othing. The city fathers were evi-
irnt!y satisfied with the quality of
| he former prisoners work also. If
| Willis sticks to the job long enough
ne may get all Of his fine back again.
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