The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-04-04
MAYSVILLE

pairing.
! The Rev. Funderburg, of near
/ Chesterfield, spent the weekend in
our neighborhood as the guest of
Prof. j. Frank Funderburk.
Mr.. K. X. Pittman, of near Wam-
bic Hill was in this section last Fri
day.
Messrs. j. w. Adams and Vernon
Myers were in Wadesboro last Sat-
, urday.
Mr.. Daniel and Miss Arie Davis
spent last Sunday in the Elizabeth
| community. 80
Mr. Eugene Jones was in Wades- s
boro last Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Jenkins visited at tn.
home of MIR. j. T. Davis Sunday.
Messrs. Jesse Trexler and H. c..
Gaddy motored to Wadesboro one
day last week
MIR. Thomas Huntley and family of
Chesterfield spent last Sunday at the
home of Mr.. L. d. Myers.
Mr.. j. w. Adams and family spent
short while at the home of Mrs. A.
}. Adams last Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Myers spent u
while at the home of Mr.. L. E. Griggs
Tuesday.
Mr.. J. Wesley Adams was in
Wadesboro last Tuesday
MIR. Jim Ratliff spent one night
last week near Mt. Croghan with
home-folks.
Mr.. Vernon Myers was in oMrvea
last Wednesday.
DR.. j. E. Hart, of Deep Creek, N.
c. was at the hoem of Mr.. Walter
p. Gulledge Monday.
Mr. ID. E. Burch and son, Vernon,
of Mt. Croghan were in this section
| last week.
Mr.. K. X. Smith, of Black Greek,
| was in this section last Thursday.
Mr.. Johnnie A. Ratliff, a promi-
nent farmer Of this community fell
from wagon one day last week and
injured his shoulder. He went to
Charlotte, where he received neces-
sary treatment. He was accompari-
l Su Ny ooly NI. ID. fSaLllH.
He was riding in wagon driven by
negro man, when one of the wheels
| hit stump, throwing the driver
| against him, causing him to fall from
the wagon. Mr.. Ratliff suffered
some very bad injuries, but no bones
were broken. We hope for him a
speedy recovery.
Messrs. Alec, Henry and Charlie
Atkinson and j. T. Davis and b. II.
! Burch were in Ruby last Thursday.
The play given at tn, Wextoid
school house last Saturday night W.
enjoyed by a large crowd.
Mr.. G. l.. Moore was in Ruby one
lay last week.
Mr.. "A. Moore spent short while
1t the home of Mr.. James Il. Davis
last Tuesday
Mr.. 3. II. Burch was at Mr.. Henry
/. Griggs recently on business.
Mcssrs. Charlie and Alec Atkinson
| were motoring in the Wexford COM
munity last Tuesday.
Mr.. Andrew Burch was in Chester
| field recently.
The old .Maysville bridge on the
Camden road here, collapsed one day
| last week while Charlie Shaw, coll
ored man of Gulledge Township was
driving across it with a load of fe.
tilizer Just before Charlie drove
on the bridge a three-mule team of
IL sacks passed over safely. Ckar;i.
was badly injured and one of his
mules had a leg broken. The BRIDE
has been in a dangerous condition
for long time.
Mr.. Frank Allen was in the town
of Chesterfield Wednesday.
Mr.. w. d. Niven was in W. .Gys.
ooro Monday on business.
large crowd attended the 81. -.
ing at Elizabeth Sunday.
Messrs. E. ID. Myers and ]. w.
Adams were in Morven Monday on
business.
Mrs. C.. P. Tossie and Preston vii.
liams, Mrs. Richard Tarlton and
daughter, Bert, of Wadesboro, and,
and Mrs. Jessie Short and ugh .e.,
Annie Belle, spent last Saturday a.
ernoon at the home of Mr.. f. d. N.Y.
ers.
Among the guests at the home of
Mr.. Doss Myers Sunday were, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Raytiield, Mr.. and
II. M. Faulk lkner, Misses Cornelia,
Laura and Jasper Adams, Mr.. C. B.
and Miss Annie Lee Morris, Mr.. Will
Freemon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. A. Rat
lif, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Huntley and
children.
There will be Moving Picture
Show at the Wexford School hous.
next Saturday night, April 6. Good
music. Something good for every
body. Come, bring the ladies and
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