The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-12-15
LOCAL ITEMS

Attention is called to the fact that
| all claims against the county must be
| filed with the clerk of the Board Of
| Commissioners on Thursday, Decem-
ber Goth.
Mrs. King Moore is visiting her
mother and sister at Bcufort, S. C.
Quite a number of our citizens
went to Monroe Thursday to see and
hear the great French soldier, Marsh
al Foch, who was on a tour of the
United States, when he passed
through Monroe and stopped over for
one-haf an hour.
Your Christmas gift for him or her
is to be found at Edgeworth Jewelry
Co. Store upstairs Ross building 1t
Bring me your chickens and eggs.
l will give you the top of'the market
for them. Cash Grocery 2t52
Don't forget to buy dog tag from
the County Treasurer. If your dog is
six months old January tst and does
not wear License Tag during 1922
you will be subject to twenty dollar
| fine, one half of which goes to tho
informer.
Miss Cora Craig and Mrs. G. X.
Laney attended the United Daughters
of the Confederacy convention at
Batesburg last week as delegates from
the local Stonewall Chapter.
Ma. w. d. Craig spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Charlotte.
Charles l.. Hunley, lawyer and j.
I. Grant, sheriff, attended United
States court in Charleston last week.
| A full and complete lire Of wrist
watches firm $3.50 to $65 90 is now
being shown at Edgeworth Jewelry
Co. They are going fast. Call early 1t
l am in the market fer mixed peas
and will give the market price for
them and will take some corn.
2t-51 Cash Grocery
| The friends of ex-United States
Senator w. =: Pollock will regret to
learn of his illness, which prevented
him attending Civil Court this and
last week.
Mr.. Henry Douglass, cashier of the
Farmers Bank of Jefferson was in
the city Tuesday evening in atten-
dance upon the chicken banquet.
Miss Ellen Gaddy and Mrs. j. f.
Lucas of Ruby were the guests Tues,
day of Mrs. w. J. Douglass.
Mcsiamcs C. G. Douglass and w. j.
Douglass were shopping i'll Jefferson
Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Knight and Mrs. F. S.
Blair are suffering this week from
tonsilitis.
DR.. and Mrs. w. j. Perry were in
Cheraw Monday.
have some Peanut Meal for Hog.
that am offering at bsrgain.
2t-s! Cash Grocery.
Mrs. w. II. Porter, Mrs. T. f
Mulloy, Mrs. j. A. Welsh, Mrs
i. NJ. Cannon, Mrs. ID. +. Douglass
Mrs. f. b. Sanders, Mrs. j. NJ. Red
fcarn and Miss Maude Rcifearr
spent Tuesday in Wadesboro shop
ping.
Mr.. Timmons visited his daughter
Mrs. w. NJ. Redfearn this week.
Laurin Redfearn is hom. from Da.
yidson College for the holidays.
Our stores are now dressed in holi
day attire and many hand. ONE pres
ents are on display.
All the churches are planning theii
usual Christmas trees.
| Mrs. c. X. Curtis, Mrs. i. o
Brantley and little Misses Margaret
and Katharine Hunley and Isa.clle
Coc, nurse, spent Wednesday after.
noon in Cheraw.
Mr.. W. C. Sanders of Monroe spent
Tuesday in Chesterfield.
Mr.. Duncan McGrcgoc was in the
city Tuesday evening.
The Chesterfield High School teach
crs and children are busy arranging
for school Christmas tree.
Mr.. Gerald d. Ryan Of the Ryar
Engineering Co., of Columbia, is in
The city hits week. Mr.. Rryan is a ma
i've of Sumter county.
Treasurer j. \. Welsh is making
mis- annual rounds Of the county, Civ.
ng the people an opportunity to pay
heir taxes at home. he law does re.
quire this free service on MIR. Welsh
part.
All Poultry Club Boys and Girls
who have chickens to sell write or sec
me at once.
! Mary c. Haynie