The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1922-09-14
LOCAL ITEMS

week.
Miss Mary Redfearn leaves this
week for Winthrop.
Miss Leila Blanch Young left this
week for Lander College.
Buy . New Ste..on Hat for Fall in
the colors, $500 Teal-Jones Co.
Messrs. Henry Pusser and John
! Robert Rivers have entered Furman
University.
Miss Sadie McElveen, of Lake City,
S. c., is visiting at the home of Mrs.
]. A. Welsh.
Just received new shipment of
] Geo. p Ide Shirts and Collars. New
patterns and styles. Teal-Jones Co.
Miss Mary Belle Welsh, who under
went an operation in Charlotte last
week, has returned home.
Mr.. ]. H. Tiller and sons William
and James, of Georgetown, are visit
ing relatives here this week.
Miss Lila Teal has left for Lander
College, where she has accepted a po-
sition on the faculty as instructor in
violin.
Ralston, Craddock-Terry and Bilt-
rite Shoes in Black, Tan and Mahosa-
ny Colors. Rubber heel, English and
Broad last. Teal-Jones Co.
Removal of the light and tcle-
phone poles from the middle of Main
street will be plowed, up graded and
lpossibly graveled.
Miss Carrie Trotti left this week
for Whitmire, where she will stay
with her aunt, Mrs. T. P. Young and
attend school at that place.
See our new stock of Lion Brand
: Work Shoes, Munson last, Soft Cap
$3.50, $4.OO and $3.50 the pair.
81 Teal-Jones Co.
1 On Saturday, September 23rd.,
S there will be an ice cream supper in
= the grove at Friendship church. The
1 proceeds to go for paying of church
piano.
An error was apparently made in
the figure as to the Cotton Weigher
vote in the first primary. Mr.. j. D.
Fincher's vote should have been 204
: instead of 1O4.
Mrs. J. E. Lucas, who has complet-
ed her second summer term at the
University of Virginia, is back in
Ruby in charge of her class in the
: Ruby Graded School.
account of his being called
to other duties, Prof. E. o.
will not conduct the singing at
esterfieid Methodist Church the
sunday afternoon.
IS cut in half on furniture
M. Redfearn's. $500 beds,
$4,000 beds at $500; $1,000
$3.50. Iron beds from $500
90.
contest for the new and re-
members for the Chest terfield
Poultry Association in which
w. Knight offers a $1,000
hicken does not end until the
".nday evening in November.
deep we'll recently dug back OF
urt House 201 feet, has beer
and produced about gallons
er to the minute. This can be
into the mains if desired tt
the town supply.A new wei
m sunk on the power house lot
pth of 1O2 feet and fine sup.
water has been reached after
through rock. 1t is felt nov
'hcsterfield's water supply i.
improvements being made by
A. Welsh in the telephone sys
Chesterfield are worthy Of
Al single wires are being re.
and only cables are to be U.s.
the central part of town the
will carry 100 pairs of wires
will be reduced to so and 2E
/ the outlying districts. These
are strung along the side Of
ect instead of down the center
etofore. There will be an jm
ncnt in the appearance of the
us well as a better telephone
TO the patrons.
RaZaux-Reynolds Company, 8
ny of exceptionally clever ma.
:, will constitute the first of g
Of four entertainments arrang-
Chesterfield this season. The
m will be varied by mono
impersonations and read
A fine performance is
on Friday, October
should be remembered that in