The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-09-22
LOCAL ITEMS

is the collection of dues.
!. Among those who left recently
for school are: Misses Mary Belle and
Maud Garland Welsh, for Chicora :;
John Welsh, Jr., for Cross Anchor;
Misses Lila and Eva Teal, to teach
at Whitmire; Miss Ruth Hurst, to
Chicora; Miss Bessie Pusser to Chic
ora; Lindsay Odom and Grayland
Douglass, to Citadel; Laurin Red
fearn and Rudolph Hursey, to Dav
idson; Hall Odom, to Clemson: Jack
Douglass, to the University; Bessie
Hursey, to Winthrop.
See me for your Seed Rye Of all
kinds. W.P. oDOM
Ice cream and cake will be sold at
the store of Mr.. John w. Parker
Saturday evening, Sept. oath, by the
Willing Workers of Friendship
church.
DR.. r. L. McManus has accounts of
DR.. J. T. Rutlcdse to collect 2tp-4o
DR.. Frank w. Henderson, of Con-
way, S. c., who was connected with
the Convey Drug Co. for six years,
began work with the Chesterfield
Drug Co. last Thursday.
Miss Mildred Laney left Sunday
for Meggetts, where she will teach.
Mr.. Gordon Kimball of Statewide,
visited his sister, Mrs. C. C. Douglass
this week.
Mrs. C. P. Chewing is visiting at
Blaney, S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Myers of
Wadesboro, spent several days last
week at the home Of Mr.. w. P. Swim
ME.
Mrs. H. C. Smith of Pageland is
visiting Mrs. c. P. Mangum.
Mrs. j. R. Efrd of Columbia, is
! the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. f.
Porter.
: Mrs. Annie Stratton and little
/ daughter, of Florence are visiting
Mrs. Stratton's sister, Mrs. NJ. c.
Spencer.
IF you need little sugar 10 sw-e
ten your coffee or anything else, dc
not forge. that I have it at the low
est ofprices. w. p. ODOM
Mr.. w. P. Swinnie is spending
some time in Charlotte with his sis
ter, Mrs. L. F. Stratton.
| Mrs. Henry Rogers, of Rockingha ii
and Mrs. l.. d. Harrall, of Cheraw
visited Mrs. H. II. IIarrall one day
this week.
Messrs. f. d. Blakeney of Camder
and j. C. Massey, of Kershaw, were
in Chesterfield last Friday.
Fifteen hundred bushels of Rec
Rust Proof Oats on the rail. Will bt
here in ten day. or less.
w. P. oDoM
Magistrate T. L. Teal is kept bus,
/ these days sending recruits to the
chain gang.
If you want to buy some ferti!ize,
for cash, l can make you a clos.
price. ! will swap you any kind oi
fertilizer Tor cotton seed, and Civ.
you a good trade. w. P. ODOM
Work is progressing on Mr.. H. E
Wilson's new home in East Chester
field.
Our esteemed fellow townsman, w
D. Craig, has been appointed Adiu.
tant Of the Pee Dee division of the
South Carolina Confederate Veteran.
Associations, with the title of major
Sheriff j. T. Grant, Deputy Sheriff
You must have meat and you mus
have lard, and have both. Ny price.
on lard under the present market
Cotton seed have gone up
w. P. oDoM.
! C. Jim Sellers and Rural Policeman
B. Frank Brock, raided big liquor
still on Juniper last week, arrestinl
one white man named Short and one
negro. This still has been rumoreC
| to have been in operation for quite
while. 1t was located in the impas.
sable swamps. 1t was in the same vi
cinity few weeks ago that the she.
riff bursted up half dozen barrels OF
peaches and sugar. This time large
quantity Of mash was destroyed
while the still was brought to Jail
| along with the two prisoners.
Am looking for another car of tina,
good flour that I am selling at les.
: than mill prices now. 1t will be here
soon. w. P. ODOM
Criminal court convenes Monday
There are three murder cases set for
trial. Solicitor Spears is sick and