Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, April 23, 1914, Image 5
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Tbe Civic League meets at tne
tomorrow af.ernoon.
Don't forget the ^meeting of the
Civic League tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Rena Belle Haneock. of Hamlet.
X. C.. si>ent Sunday in the city
with relatives.
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The regular monthly meeting o;'
the 1'. D. C. will be held next Thursday,
April 30th. with Mrs. .las. H.
Powa. All members will please take
notice.
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At the meeting of the 1". D. C..
which will be held with Mrs Jas. H.
Powe next Thursday afternoon. April
30th, arrangements will be made for
Memor.al Day exercises.
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Miss I.eone Thomas, who has been
with the firm of X. David & Bro. for
several months, leaves in a few days
for Jacksonville, Fla.. having accepted
a posi ion wi h Cohen Bros, of that
city.
The Civic Leagues meets at the
school building tomorrow (Frideyi
afternoon at 5 o'clock. The prudent
earnestly requests that all the
members be present as business ot
importance is tyo q'ome before the
League.
Mrs. Oliver LeMay and little grand
daughter.of Tarpon Springs, Fla., who
have been visiting relatives in Little
Rock. Ark . are stopping ove- in Cheraw
for a few days on their return
home, visiting their friends, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Smith.
SEE MEXICO FOR TEN CENTS.
The Exposition Car, "SEEING
vicyiro " mill ovhihif in Cheraw
two days next week, Wednesday and
Thursday, April 29th and 30rh^ on
Seaboard track.
This Exhibit Car is filled with
prod?et-s^-s?-Qid -Mexico, agricultural
industrial and mineral, also ancient
Aztec idols and exhibits from the
National Museum in Mexico City.
Admission (to help defray expenses l
10 cents. School classes (wi'h teachers)
5 cents. Open from 9 o'clock
morning to 10 at night. It is entertaining
to ladies and educational for
children, and is in charge of Americans,
having an American lady or
board the car to explain exhibits tt
the schools. REMEMDER THH
DATES AND SEE MEXICO withoul
going out of the Dnited S'ates.
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Mr. C. K. Waddill entertained on '
Thursday night last in honor of t.ie 1
groom-to-be, Mr. Edwin Malloy.
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: Mrs. H. A. Burch has returned from
I Mt. Croghan, where she has L ;en ,
! spending sometime with relatives. j
j See the motorcycle races a. ue j
race track tomorrow afternoon. Ladies
will be admitted free of cnarge
and only a nominal charge will be'f
made for men and boys. ;
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There will be a series of motor j
cycle races in Caeraw, probably du-l
ring the coining ween, can scuit.
who rode in the dare-devil races run
in 1 Jar ling.'on. will be among the .
riders. See large cards for the date. s
Last Friday night between 2 and 3
o'clock a wagon drove in town with
a load of baggage and thinking that
Moore k .Moore's store was the depot j '
they drove up and unloa^J. .Mr. I
Rob Moor? sleeps in the . tore and was i
aroused b themT thinking that some- j
one was breaking in on him he went j
*.o the front door and watched them 1
while thev wore unloading. 'They
started off and Mr. Moore called to!
i iliem and ask them to move the ctnff 1
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to the de;iov thev took Mr Mooi c at
i his word and '.te baggage was soon
loaded and carried to the depot. It
was learned next day that the wagon J
I came from Cheraw and Saturday night j
> about dark Mr Bunch of the Cheraw '
! Wholesale Grocery Co. with two other
gentlemen came in '.own, they with
esquire A. J. Brooks went before \V. E.
I Pennington of Morven and swore out;
papers for attachment.. The pa
were placed in Off icer Mc'<ju.nge's
hands and about ten o'clock .Mr
McQur.gue arrived ir. town and the
baggage was seiced. Monday Mr 1
Deaton, of Cheraw. came and claimed
the baggage, but it was no' dcllve ed
to him, he was summons next Monday
to trial at Morven Morven Sentinel
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This man referred o above is the |
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I Deaion who recently had charge or j
the Cheraw Hotel. He left Cheraw |
Monday, leaving behind him a number
of vrrv sad and very mad people?
; merchants, washerwomen, printers.
and erfliers, who will probably shed no
' tears if he can be broought back and
! made to suffer for his delinquencies, j
i j The removal of goods in the night
> time is a- serious offense in some;
II spates, but we are not informed as to'
t i the legal status in this particular
j case.
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HERE is
cycle.
COUPONS \
bought at eil
^ The Evans C
books to pys
Each page ii
\ coupons. Fil
and bring tli
Kjl above stores
yj a $20.00 biej
the picture.
Free'
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ICONS Remembereither
JOHN
IS CO. EVANS CO.Y
C. offer.
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WHson-Pegues.
Mr. B. Frank Pegues, of our city,
ind Miss Hanna Wilson, of Darling:on,
were married at the home of the
aride Tuesday, April 2lst. Mr. Pegues
is a popular young attorney of this
city, and the bride is one of Darlingion's
popular young ladies. They
:>oth have many friends who wish for
them a long an J happy life Those
.vho at'ended the marriage from Cheraw
were. Mrs. E. A. McCIellan.
Messrs. John Keitt and C. K. Pegues.
2. K. Waddill, Mr and Mrs. W. P.
['ollock and Mr and Mrs. \V. R. Godrey.
Rev. A. H. McArn -.'reached at Monrose
last Sunday cue* u.
C'apt T. F Mally lies roofed into his |
i.-nrisc v.e new r? i !enc? on T.-irlj
Miear. |
?e er.:l of -he young fo'ks came
in from Hoover's last Sunca; and (
pent the dav in the city.
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The Chronicle has decided to ch.ar.re j
Ihe same price a? hero ofo-r for
announcing candidates. For communications
advoca'ing the cause of a:1.'
randida. or set ing forth platform:'. I
ive will charge one cent a word. T'.c
rash must accompan . the o'der in r,'"
cases.
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Mrs. P. R. Hoi ton ami children, of
Pinewood. S. C.. are in the citv t!m
?uest- of Mrs. Ho'ton's father. Mr M j
\. Elixson.
Mr. F\mk P. Evans has moved to
the residence on Third street just vacated
hy Capt. T. F. Malloy. v
Miss Jennie Coward spent a few
days this week in Darlington, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. B. W.
Spencer.
There will be some daredevil riding
at the race track when the motorcycle
riders start on their races. I'e
sure and go. I' is worth vonr while
to see darerle^l Scott in his riding.
Last week at Darlington "re made 9"
miles in 2S -spconds. and he sa's he
expects to make it in 25 seconds flat
tomorrow.! Just 'hink?rilding a mo-1
torcycle at a pace of a mile a minute.
Rev. J. S. Hertsell. of Cheraw. is in
the citv attending the resBion of thp
Grand Chapter, Roval Arch Masons
Mr. Hardsell was for several \ears assistant
rector of the church of the Holy
Comforter about twenty years ago,
beiner associated with Rev. John Ker
shaw. He has not visited Sumter for
IS years, and, naturally, he find? many
changes in the town to attract his attention.?Sumter
Daily Item.
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how you get the hi- *
We give YELLOW ^
nth every 10 cents ?
ther J. ('. Evans' or +
o.'s stores. We give fj
a. ,i +
It* llie.St* niiijHfii.-? ju.
i this hook holds -'10 2
II four cf these hooks $
lem to either of the ?f?
and we will give y?" f?
trcle like the one in 5
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?coupons given hy jjf>
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C. EVANS or TIIE *
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BAKING I
AbsoEutei
AhsoSufefy has
Many mixtures ;
substitutes for R<
baking powder ii
composition or ef
so wholesome ar
nor will make s
J Royal ?s the only Bal
i from Roval Grape
Mr. 0. L. Stubbs ca from Rocky
Mount, N*. C.t last Sunday in order to
a.tend Court, he being a witness in a w
case to be tried this week. He is n
spending all the time he can with his it
I'a her, Mr. E. L. S.ubbs, in our city. !d
Mr. Millan Plyler and son of Lan- '
caster, spent the week end in t ie ei.v, I w
the guests of Mr. Stanley Anderson. Is<
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Mrs. Hattie Hodges, of Jacksonville,!
Fia., is visiting her mo.her, Mrs. \V. I ci
D. Evans. I b
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Mrs. D. S. Matneson entertained at o
her country home on Monday in honor ' w
of her guest, Mrs. Jones, of Virginia. | r
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Mr. Dudley Plyler. of Lancas'er,
spent several days in the city last
week. j cl
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Mrs. S. G. Godfrey and little son t<
are spending sometkne in \Conway b
with relatives. j e
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Mr I -Hattir Lynch has reti^ned a
from New York where she spent sev- ?
eral weeks. I i*
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Has.. Rail. !"
The Cheraw boys went down to
Lake City, S. C. this week to play
ball with the team of that city. Che- a
raw lost the first twa games but tied t(
the third game by a score of 2 to 2.
The Cheraw scnool boys and the
Pageland school bays played in Cheraw
last Friday. The game was a ^
very pretty exhibi ion of playing?the ( '
Cheraw boys won the game by a score , Y
of 10 to 2.
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The Darlington High school bo s p
come to Cheraw tomorrow to play a
game of ball with the Cheraw Hierh .
school boys. A good game is lookel |
for.
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I REPUT,
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?! Is the one thing (
? must rely when
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| Diamonds, Watch
@ We value our reputat:
? profits on any numb
! frequently are compel
x because we refuse to
? goods. We believe tl
@) we expect to contint
our business that
I Our Reputation Will I
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Jj All repair work re
@ care and attention tc
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? give to our merchant
? We take care of joi
i| and fit the requlr
? Reasonable (
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? We refer the few in
g have not dealt with
who have.
: CROWN JEW
1 CHERAW
AL
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no substitute
are offered as
>yai. No other
s the same in
fectiveness, or
id economical,
uch fine food. , ,
king Powder made
Cream of Tartar
COMING
Dr. S. B. Nye, the Eye specialist,
ho at present is operating at Benettsville
with great success, will be
1 Cheraw, at Hotel Covington, Friay.
April 24i.i.
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Mrs. C. C. Borden, of Darlington, *
as ti:e guest of Mrs. W. F. Stevenan
Thursday and Friday of last week. **?
Mr. A. D. Chapman, who has the
on^ract for building the new steel
ridge over Thompson Creek, informfrs
that he will begin work on same
n May 1st, and that all travelling
ill have to be by way of the new
oad after that date unu.il further
otice.
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The revival meeting at the. Baptist
hurch came to a close on Sunday
ig'ht. Never in the history of the
jwn have we seen such cooperation
etwcen all the churches and all the
Itizens of the town during a revival
leeting. and tHfe church Wft pacRW
C nearly ever service. Mr. Woo*dard
is a splendid preacher and there
> no doubt but that much good was
ccomplished as a result of the meetlg.
Mr. Woodward made many warm
riends during his short stav in our
ity and a warm welcome awaits him
t any time he may find it convenient
j pay us another visit.
MONEY TO L0 AN
at 7%
n improved farms in amounts of
3,00i\00 and up for term of five
ears.
Xo commissions charged. Only actal
expenses for preparation of legal
apers.
AKOLINA BOND & MORTGAGE CO.,
Union Bank Building,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
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in which you
you buy? g
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ion far above the jg
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led to lose a sale ?
misrepresent our ? *
his pays us. and ?
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5e Above Question
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