The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-08-16

cover There" starts next week.
Misses Pearl and Vera Melton are
visiting in North Carolina this week.
Mr. Walter Robson, of Spencer
vile, was in town yesterday.
DR.. j. D. Ingram, of McBce, was in
Chesterfield Tuesday.
Miss Burlie Griggs, Of Ruby is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bob Rcdfearn.
Fred Rivers is the happiest man in
Chesterfield. Ask him!
Mrs. Edgar Porter and Mrs. Perry
NJ. Therrell entertain the Rook Club
this afternoon at the formers home.
Miss Bertha West, of Chesterfield,
is now stenographer and bookkecpcr
for Dr. J. d. Ingram, of McBce.
The Rev. and Mrs p A. Marray
and Mrs. f. J. Muiloy, of Cheraw,
were in town Monday.
Mr.. Minis Cason and family are cS-
pcctod soon to visit his mother, Mrs
NJ r. Cason.
Miss Annie Redfcarn who has been
a popular visitor in town for several
weeks, has returned to her home aC
Clemson.
Yesterdays war dispatches contain
ed the information that the American
soldiers in France do not take kindly
to the nickname Sammy" We don't
blame them either.
Mr.. J. A. Welsh has a force Of
hands busy constructing the bathing
pool. The structure will be Of con
crete 80 by 60 feet and 5Ia feet
deep.
Mr.. Early Sowcll of the Shiloh
section, has 12-acrc field Of corn
that bids fair to bring him in over
one thousand dollars.
Mrs. l.. +. Ogburn has returned to
her home at Lilcsvilc, \. c., after
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. f.
W. Gaskin.
Mr.. Croft Pig~, of Pagcllnd is a
iI'ShIDSL VI NOIilDblIE ID, vi -. y. Dll-
talon of Engineers that has hco- or
dered to go to France Ut AN early
date.
Mr.. II. w. Pusscr goes Sunday to
bring Mrs. Pusscr and children home.
They have been visiting Mrs. Pusscr's
mother. Mrs. Whitley, near Monroe.
Messrs Carl Gullcdgc anI Lester
Huntley went to Charlotte yesterday
where both men will undergo treat
Inent for diseased tonsils.
You may 20 cover There" Read
about it next week in The Advertiser
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Smith spent che
weekend in Charleston visiting Mr.
Thornwell Sowcll, brother of Mrs.
Smith. Mr.. Sowcl, in The u. S. Ar
MY, is now stationed at Fort Moul-
tric.
Miss Annie GuIlcdgc has returned
home after several weeks spent in
visiting. Miss Gullcdge attended .
house party given by Mrs. J. c. Lind
say, Of St Paul, n. c., then later visit
ed Mrs. Tom Roper in Clio.
Mrs. b. T. Teal and little Frank are
visiting relatives in Wadcsboro and
vicinity. Mr.. Teal. who spent Sun
day and Monday with them, mas rc-
turned.
Miss Doris Lanoy entertained the
younger set Monday afternoon. 4
guessing contest and Rock were en-
jeycd by the guests. Punch was srry-
ed in the dinning-room by the hostess
sister, Mildred assisted by Sarah
Moore.
Miss Mary PusScr gave reception
on Tdcsday evening in honor Of her
guest Miss Pauline DuBosc, Of Lntta.
Several ou,-of-towH guests we're pres
eat. Punch and sweet waters were
50 we'd by Misses Flora Belle Rivers
and Maudc Garland Welsh.
Mrs. r. VI. Ncw.on entertained
delightfully."- at Rooi; oH las, Thursday
afternoon at her homo in Ruby.
Among those present from Chester
field were: Misses Ami" Rarrn,lc.
Mile Douglass, Mary McEIwoc, Niss
Douglass guest, Ruth Hanna, Sarah
Moore. Mildred ia1ry aud Mcsdamr+
Hurst and Porter.
1t seems likely rha: somo county
and town officers are Iabprng under
misconstruction Of the National
Army cXcmption rules. The law pro