The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-01-24

Mr.. Blare Miller, of jefferson, was
in town one day this week.
Mr.. E. G. Funderburk, of Page
land, was in Chesterfield last week.
Mr.. H. D. Tiller continues very
sick at his home on Main strict.
Miss Vera Melton has acc. hted
position as assistant teacher in the
Shiloh school
Miss Mavib Funderbutk, of Page
land, visited Miss Mary Pusser last
week.
Little Margie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Wingate, fell last week and
factured her collar bone.
DR.. L. H. Trotti has been offered
the appointment of County Food Ad-
ministrator.
25-Cent U. S. Government Thrift
Stamp on sale at The Farmers Bank.
Miss Helen Gulledge, after spend
ing several weeks with her mother,
Mrs. II. E. Gulledge, has returned to
Pittsburg, Pa.
,, Soc me if you need wouon-one
Or two horse. have the agency for
the Geo. e. Nissen wagon, tho best
wagon on wheels. w. p. ODOM. 2t
Mrs. 3. T. Robeson and son, Wal
ter, and Mrs. Will Teal spent last
weekend in Florence with Mrs.
| Charles McCown.---
The club rate of The Progressive
Farmer and The Chesterfield Adver.
tiser will be Sits hereafter, instead
Of $3.50 as formerly.
Miss Flora Belle Stcgall is in Will
nington, N. c., this week to ettent
the marriage of her uncle, the Rev
V. McRae.
Regular meeting of the Woodme,
of the World will be held Saturday
at pm. Election of officers ant
initiation.
Mr.. Lee Melton, magistrates con.
stable stationed at McBce, will leave
the county service and has accepted c
position with the Chesterfield Hard
ware Co.
Regular communication of Ches
terfeld Lodge No. 22O A. F. NJ, vii
be held Friday evening, Jan. 25tb
at 7:30 o'clock. By order Of B. F
Teal, w. M.
Five dollar U. S. War Savings
Stamps on sale for $4.12 at The Far
mers Bank Price advances Feb. 1st
Mrs. B. C. Moore was called tc
Converse College last week on &C
count Of the illness of her daughter
Miss Sara, who is attending schoo
there.
Owing to our observance of Mon
day as fuel holiday, The Advertise,
is compelled to come out one day
late this week. tt is not expected
however, that our mailing day will bt
so affected in succeeding weeks.
Tax payers are reminded that they
have till February Goth only, to make
returns on personal property ant
rcalestate. This is the one year il
four when all real estate is return
able.
All farmers who will need nitrate
of soda for fertilizer this sprinc
should read the article on that sub
ect on the first page. Remember
you application must be in the hand.
of w. J. Tiller or your nearest com
mitteeman by February 4th, if you
are to share in this distribution.
Mr.. J. w. Griggs, .well-known ir
Chesterfield, where he has frequent
ly visited the home of his son, j. W
Griggs, on Green atreet, is seriously
sick at the home Of his ,ughter, Mrs
John Northcutt, in Mcfarland.
The minutes Of the Chesterfield
Baptist Association were printed by
the job Office of The Chesterfield Ad-
vcrtiser and delivered to the secre.
tary, Mr.. E. G. Funderburk, last
week.
Mr.. A. F. Davis has recently heard
from his son Clyde, who joined the
u. S. Navy last summer. When the
letter was posted Clyde was in Wales,
which would seem to indicate that he
is seeing some real service. ell was
getting on fine, apparently.
The next annual meeting of the
State Teachers Association will be
held in Columbia March Id to 16 in
elusive. The general sessions will
be held in the ColuNkia theatre and
the department NEE iHks will be held
in the high school building and other
adjacent rooms.
Mr.. Leonard Smith, assistant cash
ier of the Bank of Chesterfield, has
been offered the position of Deputy
Collector Of Income Tax for the
Fifth Congressional District. Though
the salary and travelling allowances
were attractive, Mr.. Smith has de-
cided to stay with the Bank of Ches-