The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-05-10

from visit to her parents at Wades-
boro, N. C.
Good line of alarm clocks, S1.10;
bargain in reed push cart, at Win
gate Jewelry Co.
- Mrs. o. l.. Stubs and little daurh-
ter, of Wilmington, were the guess
of Mrs. f. M. Cannon last week.
There will be regular meeting o.
Palmetto Camp No. 1876, w. o. ".
Saturday, May 18th, at 8 pm.
Mr.. Lester Huntley applied for en-
listment in Co. |, but was turned
down on account of insufficient |
weight.
Miss Kate Tyler, of Jackson, All |
en- county, and little niece, Mary Tn. !
ker, are visiting the family of ,hy !
Rev. J. l.. Tyler.
Mr.. Robert Therrell is now With !
the hospital corps stationed in Co |
lumba and Mr.. Bill Gullcdge is in
Savannah with the cavalry branch OF
the regular army.
News has been received here that
Miss Claudia Sullivan, who is study-
ing law at the State University, has
been operated on for appendicitis
Her condition is said to be favorable
Bring us your remnants of COT.
TON SEED. If you want meal fov
them, we have it, also pay the high
est market price in cash
ODOM BROS. CO.
There will be baseball game in
Chesterfield Friday when Chcraw
will play return engagement with
Chesterfield, both high-school teams.
Game at the Fair Grounds; admission
Is and 25 cents; ladies free.
DR.. II. w. Lewis, eye specialist
will be at the Square Deal Drug Co.
to-day, tomorrow and Saturday.
Eye strain should be corrected at the
earliest possible moment. Now is
your opportunity.
The Chesterfield High School will
close June 1st. When school AGAIN
opens there will probably be room
for one or more new teachers on ac-
count of the new building. At anv
rate rumor is busy to that effect
That CORONA DRY sure kills the
potato bugs, SO everybody who has
tried it says. Potatoes are too high
to let the bugs eat them up.
ODOM BROS. CO.
Homecoming Day will be observed
at Pine Grove church on the 3D. Sun
day in May, the Goth. There will be
dinner on the ground, roll CALL CON-
munion, reading of the church cove
nant and ordinances of faith. Every
member is urged to come.
Among those who have been at
tending the Tllman Tabernacle
meeting are Mrs. B. f. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. L. l.. Spencer, Mr.. Dock
Davis, Mr.. Tom Robinson, Miss Mary
Ford Robinson, all from the &pcnc J.
will section.
The high school department of
the Chesterfield High School had q
picnic last Friday. The chill rain
that drizzlcd most Of the dav could
NV SiNS liiIoN yOuIS loIhS 'blNl l''I
nor dampen their ardor. they ro-
port a successful picnic, bad wco h"
notwithstanding
Pure Georgia Cane Syrup in can.
at Odom Bros. Co. Try can. 1t is
very nice, indeed.
The Wexford Home Talent Clul
will give an entertainment at lh.
Vaughn school house Saturday niwn.
of May 18th, at 8 o'clock. Their
will be two plays, "BOX and CDaN. ."
in negro dialect, and full Of fun; and
"That Rascal Pat" an Irish love af-
. fair, brimming with Irish wit and
humor. Admission, 10 cents
THAT PIANO being used at the
tent meeting is one shipped to Mr.
Tlllman direct from the factory II
Is one of the standard makes and
possesses a marvellous sweet tone.
Mr.. Tillman is allowed g. sell this
h"Acsome instrument at the close 0!
the meeting at great saving u
some one who may be Interested
Grain Cradles on hand at l.. A.
Campbelps. These will be higher
later on. You had better buy now.
Many Chestcrficldians will be in
terested to know that Miss Alma G.
Perry, principal Of the Middcndorf
graded school, was married last week
to Mr.. l.. O. Johnson, Of the hidden
dorf section. Miss Perry needs no
tn r
vetiser, as this paper has occasionally
had something to say of the excel
lent work that Miss Perry has been
doing in her community. Mr.. John
son Is young man Of sterling quail
ties, and this paper joins their host
OF friends in uicb;po, +h,n, . 49,