The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-07-17
LOCAL ITEMS

| Aho" SOiuIlDld.
Miss Maud Welsh is visiting at
Lake City, s. C.
| Miss Cora Craig is spending some
time In Montreal, N. C.
Miss Queen Gordan, of Lancaster,
is the guest of Mrs. ]. E. Meehan.
DR.. w. G. White, of York, is visit
ing his old friends in Chesterfield.
Misses Rachel and Elena Armfield,
OF Monroe, visited Mrs. w. H. Porter
this week.
Miss Mary McElvee is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. P.
Douglass.
Mrs. j. A. Weatherbee has return
de home after spending several weeks
at Columbia.
Miss Minnie Huntley, of .Wades-
boro, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Hunley last week.
Mrs. Roy C. Moore and Mr.. BRYAN
Moore are spending some time in the
mountains of North Carolina.
Mrs. Will Lucas and Mrs. Parnell
Meehan and children are spending
several weeks at Hendersonville, N. C,
Mrs. Mack Davis leaves Friday for
visit to her brother, Mr.. John T.
Meehan, of Philadelphia, but who
will spend the summer at the sea.
shore at South Norwall1, Conn.
Mrs. c. A. Woods, wife of Judge
Woods, of the United States Court
OF Appeals, is visiting her sister, Mrs
A. II. Hayden. Mrs. Woods motored
over from Marion, accompanied by
Master Thomas Hardiman Spain.
There will be meeting of the pa.
irons Of the Center Point school JULY
23d, at 2 pm, to discuss the calling
OF an election to increase the tax levy
for building an addition to the school
building. ]. A. KNIGHT, Supt.
| Don't wait till they are all gone.
Come at once and get a pair of Ten.
mis- Oxfords at cost. Teal-JonesCo.
On Saturday night the w. o. w.
will give its supper and reception to
the soldier members. The acair will
take place at the hall in the Chester
Held Bank building and, judging from
the preparations that have been made,
the guests will be given a welcome
that they will long remember.
The long expected soda fountain
has arrived at the Square Deal Drug
Store and as soon as the expert ar
rives from Boston it will be put in
commission. A telegram from head
quarters announces that the man is
on his way.
| County Clerk /. P. Mangum is once
more father of bouncing boy. The
latest arrival put in his appearance
wednesday morning. He tipped the
scales at IL pounds. Mother and son
are doing nicely at last accounts.
Messrs. C. C. Douglass, of the Bank
of Chesterfield; M. L. Raley, of the
Farmers Bank of Ruby, and P. M.
Therrell, of the Bank of Ruby and
Mt. Croghan, have returned from a
two-weeks' pleasure trip to Atlantic
City and New York. They report a
delightful time, but can testify to the
fact that they occasionally have some
hot weather in the North.
Mems Women's and Boys Black
and white Tennis Oxfords reduced
from $l.O0 the pair to rs cents.
TEAL-JONES CO.
| Lieut.. A. l.. Knight, better known
to his ihtimates as Casey" arrived
home from France last Saturday. He
is visiting home folks in Pageland this
week. 1t. Knight, who is brother Of
County Superintendent of Schools j.
Arthur Knight, is a member of the
famous 88th Aerial Squadron and has
seen Is months actual service flying
on the front in France. He is an al
umnus of the Chesterfield High
School.
Chesterfield county has received
from the government two now bla nk
books containing duplicates of soi'-
diers' discharges. These are for the
purpose Of keeping records of Tic
county's discharged soldiers. AS yet
no law has been passed making it
compulsory for discharged soldiers to
register, but it is an excellent idea
and will at many times in later life
prove Of great vealue to soldiers to
have on record in their home county
such record. Deputy Clerk F. M.
Cannon will have charge of these
registers and would be pleased to
have the soldiers call at any time the