The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-08-21
LOCAL ITEMS


overseas.
Miss Viola Minis, of Blackville, is
visiting Mrs. G. X. Laney.
Miss Maude Campbell, of RUBY,
visited in Chesterfield several days re-
Gently.
Miss Mary Hildreth has been
awarded scholarship to Winthrop
College.
Mr.. Jerome Douglass has won the
scholarship to the University of South
Carolina.
DR.. L. H. Trotti returned Monday
from Columbia and has gone to Will
liston for visit to his father.
Mr. Ira Redfearn is cooling off in
the mountains contiguous to Hayes,
N. c. He is expected home next
meek.
DR.. A. M. Redfearn, of Clemson
College, motored to Chesterfield and
spent several days with Mr.. r. p.
Craig and other relatives.
Miss Matte Gaddy, the popular in
structor in music at the Chesterfield
High School, is spending her vacation
with her parents in Wingate, N. C.
Mrs: T. T. Lucas, of Charlotte, with
her three sons, Charles, Simons and
Tommy, are the guests of Mrs. Lucas
father-in-law, DR.. T. f. Lucas.
Mr.. Grayland Douglass has been
Informed that he was successful in
his examinations and has been award
ed scholarship to the Citadel, in
Charleston.
The new motor hearse for the es-
tablishment for Mr.. w. NJ. Redfearn
has arrived. Mr.. w. p. Odom was
the first to ride in it, but not officially
He occupied the drivers seat.
Mrs. M. f. Redfearn and son, Mr..
j. ID. Redfearn, of Pageland, are Wis
iting Mr.. J. NJ. Redfearn. Miss Annie
Heath Redfearn, of Monroe, is also
cnjoying the Redfearn family re-
lunion.
Mr.. A. L. Knight, of Pageland, who
has been visiting a relative in Ches-
terfield for sometime, has gone to
columbia, where he becomes con-
nected with the States job printing
department.
Lightning struck the barn of Mr.
p. o. Melton, three miles South of
town, destroyed the building and con-
tents. The live stock was gotten out
with the exception of a calf, which
was burned up.
Manager j. O. Ladd, of the Lyric
Theatre, Chcraw, has an array of tai
ent on the screen the coming week
that does him credit and will, no
. doubt, repay him for the extra cx-
pense involved, by drawing large
crowds throughout the week.
= The White buchanan Garage has
moved from it's place on Main street
to the building formerly occupied by
the Chesterfield Motor Company on
Railroad street. This place is we'll
equipped and the boys will appreciate
their customers calling on them.
The first load Of pressed brick and
sand has arrived for the new motion
picture building to be erected on
Main street by Mr.. b. G.. Moore. The
new building will cut off the chimney
of the house now used as temporary
quarters by the ID. II. Laney Drug
Store.
DR.. T. G. Lucas, son of DR.. Ben
Lucas, came from Columbia last week
with his two daughters and spent a
few days with his uncle, DR.. r. f.
Lucas. DR.. J. f. Lucas, having suffi-
ciently recovered the use of his in
jured hand, drove them part Of the
way back.
Mr.. j. Arthur Knight, who adver-
tsed last week for bunch of lost
keys, announced that the advertise
ment brought them promptly. No
sooner was the Advertiser printed
that contained the ad than the keys
turned up. They were sticking in the
lock of suit case.
DR.. X. l.. Gardner has returned
from hurried trip to Washington,
d.. c., where he went to see his
brother, Sergt. Jack Gardner, who re-
| Gently fell sixty feet through trcstle
and suffered fractures of both arms
, and many Sbruises and decorations.
Sergt. Gardner is at the Walter Reed
Hospital and is getting along nicely.
Two more army trucks have left
Strcater, Illinois, bound for Chester
field This completes the list Of three
that have been allocatcd to Chester
field county, for road building, by the
Government. County Commissioner
Knight is on the LOOKOUT for them, but
has no knowledge as yet as to their
iprOercSS on the Journey. They arr