The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-05-05
LOCAL ITEMS

There will be Mothers Day exer-
else at Peniel the third Sunday MORN
ing May at 10 o'clock. Everybody
invited to come, especially the moth
ers.
Mr.. Frank Jackson, u. S. NJ, is at
home on few days furlough. Frank
is pharmacists mate on the good ship
Brasos.
High Grade green coffee at low
grade prices. w. P. ODOM.
Messrs. H. c. Mungo and S. H.
Laney, of Pageland, were in Chester
field Wednesday
Mr.. Paul Browning, of Oscalia,
Florida, and Miss Annie Browning
and Miss Maggie Hanna, of Lakeland,
Florida. visited in Chesterfield last
week.
The county treasurer was flooded
with money the closing days of last
week, people paying their taxes.
About sixty thousand dollars was tax
en- in by the county. Delayed pay
ments to school teachers are now be-
ing made.
Flour and Mill Feed at the bottom
Be sure to see me before you buy.
w. P. ODOM.
The town tax books will be open
May 18th. After that date executions
will be issued.
Mr.. Bradley F. Teal has been elect
ed Mayor-Protem.
Purina Cow Chow, the kind that
brings more milk. w. P. Odom.
Town license taxes are now due by
all those who are engaged in ally kind
of business III Chesterfield. These are
payable May lst cf each year.
The Presbyterians are planning to
build a handsome new house of wor-
ship.
Messrs. L. L. Parker, C. M. Tucker
and Robt. Blakeney, of Pageland,
were in town Monday.
Purina Pig Chow is balanced
ration for pigs or growing hogs. 1t
contains tankage as one of its ingre-
dients. w. p. Odom.
Messrs. J. c. Rivers and G. G. Doug
lass Were in Norfolk Monday.
The County Board of Commission
ers were in session Wednesday. They
are planning some good roads for
Chesterfield county. Already County
Engineer r. e. Mulloy is building a
modern highway on the Cheraw- Ches-
teriield-Pageland route. The chain
gang is now working on Abrams
Creek hill. The two miles already
built by Mr.. Mulloy is a first class
stretch of highway. The long called
."Folly" is now a dream of the past.
keep in stock at all times, Purins
Checkerboard Chicken Feed, Laying
and Growing Mash, and Little Chis!:
Feed w. p. ODOM
One dollar a day is the standard
wages hereabouts for plough hands
fifty cents day for hoe hands
is about the average. This is quite a
drop from the three dollar wages of
year ago. No strikes on around
Cheaterticld-all are glad to have
work.
See me for your needs in Ground
Coffee. Prices right, grade the very
best. w. p. ODOM.
The Stonewall Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, will
serve hot dinner for all Chesterfield
county veterans and their wives at the
court house Tuesday, May 10, Mem
orial day. That afternoon at the ceme-
terry at ) p. NJ, memorial services
will be held in honor of our Confed-
crate dead. Hon. Minor James Hough
will be the orator of the occasion.
SWEET & JUICY Tobacco at cut
p-ices by the box or by the twist.
w. P. ODOM.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Covington, of
Marshville, N. c., were in the city
Tuesday Mr. Covington is now an ap-
praiscr for the Federal Farm Loan
Bank
Mr.. S. A. Teal of Ousleydale, was in
Chesterfield Wednesday.
A good deal of cotton has been
sold in Chesterfield during the past
few weeks. This town has five buyers
in the market all the time, which in,
sures for our farmers the top of tho
market when they sell their cotton al
Chesterfield. Mr.. j. G.. Rivers long
staple which brought him % and "
cents per pound has been the highest
price received this spring.
Regular meeting of the Womans'
Missionary Union will be held at the
Baptist Church Friday afternoon al
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