The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-08-09
Short Hems Of 4ocal Qnterest

Miss McLaurin, of Summerton, is
the guest of Mrs. C. X. Curtis.
Here's a cordial invitation to visit
Wingate's Sanitary Barber Shop when
you need hair cut, shave or shine.
DR.. R. M. Newsom, of Ruby, was
in the city Wednesday.
The latest advices are to the effect
that the local boys in the Red Cross
Ambulance are still at Allentown, Pa.
Miss Annie Redfearn, of Clemson
College, is the guest this week of
Misses Millie and Sallie Berry Doug
lass.
Mr.. Will Wallace is employed as a
Iineman at Camp Green, Charlotte
y. G..
Messrs. R. B. Laney and Earl Wat
son, of Cheraw, were in Chesterfield
Wednesday.
Miss Mary B. Hanna spent several
lays last week as the guest of Mrs
Lou Hardison, of Morven.
Mr., w. P. Odom had painful ac-
cldcnt last week while in swimming
IN diving he hit his head against a
rock.
The Methodist Women's Mission
Try Society meets at the home of Mrs
\. w. Hursey Friday afternoon 5 p.
m.
Mr.. Cordy Winburn, one of the fin
st men in Chesterfield County, who
ives IN the prosperous Ousleydale sec
lion, was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert Turner, of Pageland,
mas volunteered for aviation. This
makes five Chesterfield County boys
n the flying corps.
Mr.. Clarence E. Davis is one of the
irst farmers who have had corn to
ell this year. After feeding ) mules
he has sold several hundred bushels.
Miss Matte Gaddy the popular mu-
&c teacher of the High School, leaves
or her home Friday. She will be
accompanied home by Miss Elcasc
buchanan, who will be her guest for
cvcral weeks.
Miss Sarah Moore delightfully."- en-
"a y n n nI hn
Thursday afternoon. Several out-of-
own guests were present. After an
our of Progressive Rook dainty
alad course was served.
All persons, firms or corporations
iolng business in the town Of Chcs-
crlicld and not having applied for IL
'cnsc by Aug. 18th, 1917, will be
| Prosecuted for doing business with
| ut license. l.. II. TROTTI, Mayor.
Misses Matte Gaddy and Ecasc
| buchanan gave Il unique l;-yard''
'arty last Thursday evening at the
lomc of Mrs. w. }. Perry. Old-fash-
>ncd games were played and later
watermelon was served the happy
sucsts.
The Post Office Department has
| Iccn petitioncd TO change the schc-
| Jules on routes 3 and !, where the
| arricrs operate motor cars, so con
| lection can be made with the cast
'ound afternoon passenger train.
The friends Of W. p. Pollock, Esq.
re trying TO obtain a position for him
$ a member Of the Interstate Com
| ncrcc Commission. He has the unan-
| nous Endorsement of the Chesterfield
| 'Ounty bar. Mr.. Pollock is well
quippcd for this important position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Myers, of
Aadesboro, are in the city this week.
'lr. Myers recently enjoyed week
'tay at Grove Park Inn, the finest re-
iOrt hotel in the world, Abbevillc, y.
:, he having won the trip as a prize
'itcrcd by Jefferson Standard Life
insurance Company.
lst Lieut. Frank Sanders, Medical
tcScrve Corps, spent the weekend in
chesterfield. Lieut. Sanders has cX-
smincd the Marion Company and two
'ompanies at Florence, S. c.. He has
low gone to Lakeland, Fla. to eX-
mine troop of the Florida National
,uard