The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-08-14
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. F. M. Cannon is visiting home
folks in Clarendon county.
Judge M. J. Hough reports sick
ness in his family. One. of his chill
dren is in bed with severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Hunley and two
children are visiting relatives in
2nesvilie.
Mr.. r. E. Rivers, Jr., brought a fine
boil of fully opened Cleveland Big
Boil cotton that he picked on August
9th.
Norris Candy, always fresh, and
always cold, at Chesterfield Drug Co.
The Gross Roads Baptist church
will hold an all day missionary rally
at that church on next Sunday, Au-
gust 18th.
Mr.. w. b. Atkinson and daughter,
Mrs. Smith of Route a, visited Mrs.
Smiths son, Mr.. II. X. Smith, of
Rocky Mount, N. c., recently.
Highest market price paid for eggs
for short time. J. p. Gurganus
Cash Store, Punkin Street
Mr.. Roy l.. Melton, who recently
re-enlisted in the army, was home
last Saturday and Sunday on a short
furlough from Camp Jackson.
Mr.. c. Blackwell, truant officer,
is comfortably located at his desk in
the Office of County School Superin-
tcudcnt knight, in the courthouse.
MIR. J. r. Stacy and two daughters,
Misses Nezzie and Leo, of Union
county, visited at the home of MIR.
Stacy's sister, Mrs. f. ID. Atkinson,
on Route 4, last week
Mrs. J. c. Humphries and daugh-
ter, Miss Jennie, of Sumter, visited
friends and relatives in Chesterfield
during the past week. Mrs. Humph-
ries has returned home, but Miss Jen-
mic is still the guest of her friends.
While drinking our delicious drinks
or eating our delightful ice cream,
just take note of the great variety of
"'S" B'"oS eoi'St ~otSTS, perfumes,
powders, etc, that we have on dis
play. Chesterfield Drug Co.
DR.. B. ID. Lucas, of Ala, Va,
is expected to visit his parents, Dr.
and Mrs. T. f. Lucas, next week. DR..
Lucas will be accompanied by his sis
ter, Miss Pearl, who has been his
guest for a few weeks.
Fresh Turnip Seed at Chesterfield
Drug Co. Get yours before they are
all gone.
Mr.. Jefferson Hanna, of the Y. NJ.
c. A., who has been with the Third
Division in France for the past year,
is on his way home. Capt. Roy
Moore, of the same division. was eN-
pected home soon, but has been trans
ferred to another division and will
remain abroad for some time.
The heavy rain of Tuesday did con-
siderable damage to roads near Che
tcrfield. Several culverts were wash
ed out. The road truck is busy filling
in washouts between here and Che
raw.
The Lucas Auto Company has talk
en- the entire new building on Paige
Avenue that Mr.. 3. G.. Moore has
erected for motion picture theatre
as well as garage. AS soon as these
arrangements had been completed Mr..
Moore made arrangements for the
erection of a theatre building on
Main Street, between the Rcdfearn
furniture store and DR.. ID. II. Laney's
temporary headquarters on the south
side of the street. The Paige Street
building is rapidly nearing compile
ton and Mr.. Lucas will begin moving
into it in week or so.
Some goods arrived; others delay
ed by railroad strike, but expected
soon. Selling what we have.
}. p. Gurganus Cash Store,
Punkin Street.
Officer j. r. Abbott has been laid
up with an attack of malaria for sew