Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-06-30
Prisoners In Jail,

Sam Hutchison, Eli Crawford, gamb-
ling; Tom Sherrer, housebreaking; E.
B. Mobley. assault Of high and ag-
gravated nature; Steve Towns, as
sault and battery with intent to Kill;
John Dickson. obtaining goods under
false pretenses; Lee Ashe, arson; N.
M. and Press Morlen. disposing OF
property under mortgage; Lonnie
Good, burglary: John Meeks, assault
and battery Of a high and aggravated
nature. ---srs & %
Death Of Mrs. @. T. Latinrer. -
Mrs. Catharine Latimer, widow OF
the late George T. Latimer, died at her
home in the Delphos neighborhood last
Wednesday, after having been confined
to her bed for some months with
dislocated hip. Mrs. Latimer was S5
years of age, and was held In high es-
TEEN among the people Of her neigh
borhood. She leaves six living children
as follows: Mr.. w. c. Latimer or
Yorkville; Rev. T. D. Lattmer OF
Springfield. KY: Messrs. Robert and
George T. Latimer Of Chester; Mr. 3.
L. Latimer Of Carlisle. and Miss Laura
latimer Of Delphos. The interment
took place In Philadelphia cemetery,
the funeral services being conducted by
Rey. r. A. Rouse. pastor OF Yorkvilie
circuit.
The Star Of the West Medal. .-
The Citadel cadets had their annual
competitive drill last Wednesday for the
purpose of determining the best drilled
man in the battalion, who Is to nave
the honor of wearing the star OF the
West Medal" Each company was drill
ed separately and the two best drilled
men Of one company were put
against the two best drilled men
of each Of the other companies.
Sergeant John r. Dickson, now
second lieutenant of the Jasper Light
| Infantry, was selected as one or the
representatives of Company B. Ser
geant Dickson was the last man but
one to fall out: but the medal went to
Sergeant Dick Of Company A. He Is
a Charleston boy. On the occasion OF
the Citadel encampment In Yorkvilie
some years ago this medal was won by
Cadet Levy Of Augusta, Ga.
Snake Eats. Twelve Chickens.
Charlotte Observer: Mr.. John T. Kell
of Fort Mill, Is not certain whether
snake eats grass or not but ne does
know that one devoIred twelve OF bis
small biddies the other night. The
evidence against his snakeship Is OF a
circumstantial nature. but the web is
close and secure. The chickens dis
appeared between two suns and no
trace Of any varInint was to be FOUND
on the premises but when the sun came
out, and shone brightly the next day.
the old colored cook reported to MI.
Kell that she had seen a terrible big
chicken snake lying basking In the sun
near the house from where the chick
ems disappeared and she counted a
round dozen swollen places, which she
| took to be Impressions Of the chickens,
about the middle Of the body. Mr.. kell
will set baited hook for the serpent
and try to catch him.
Glenn Stanton.
The marriage of Miss Matte Stanton
to DR.. Henry F. Glenn Of Gastonia-
took place at the home Of the bride
near Bethel church at 7.30 o'clock We'd
nesday evening. Only few relatives
and close friends of the contracting
parties were present. There were no
attendants. After the ceremony. which
was performed by Rev. w. B. AFRO
wood, DR.. and Mrs. Glenn drove to
Gastonia, where they took a north
bound Southern train for a trip to the
mountains. On their return they will
make their home in Gastonia, Mrs.
Glenn Is the second daughter Of the
la e D. G. Stanton. She is a young
woman Of unusual attractions Of mind
and person, and has numbers Of friends
and admirers. who wish her every
happiness. DR.. Glenn Is a son OF Mr..
N. D. Glenn Of Bethel. For several
years past he has lived In Gastonia,
where he has a lucrative and growing
practice In medicine.
Macarthur. m iller.
The home of Mr.. ]. ]. Miller, near
TirZah, was the scene OF a pretty
home marriage Wednesday at o'clock
the contracting parties being Mr.. MIL
ler's daughter, Miss Jennie May Miller.
and Mr.. w. Claude Macarthur of Gaff-
rey. The bride wore a brown tailor
gown and hat Of the same color. There
we're no attendants. After the ceremo-
ny. which was performed by Rev. j. 8.
Grier Of Sharon. three course lunch
con was served. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Macarthur took the northbound
Southern train for mountain trip,
after which they will make their home
In Gaffney. Mrs. Macarthur Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Miller,
and is very popular in the community
in which she lives. She Is graduate
Of Winthrop college, and has been a
successful teacher for several years,
In the Union graded school. Mr. Nc
Arthur Is a son Of Prof. J. A. Macarthur
Of Gaffney. He Is also a teacher, and
few days since was elected principal
Of the graded school at Gaffney. Among
the guests from distance at the mar
riage were: Mrs. w. L. Montgomery
and Mr.. Tank Macarthur Of Gaffney;
Mr.. and MS. Ed. Macarthur of Laur-
ems; Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Hanna Of
Rock Hill; Mr.. Lee Delhi Of Rock Hill;
Miss Emma Ford Of Bethel: Miss Nora
Williamson of Guthriesville; Miss An
ME Miller Of Newport.
Clinton Is Moving.
Clinton special Of June 20 to Colum-
bia State: A large and enthusiastic
meeting Of citizens was held here this
evening. The purpose Of the meeting
was to take some steps against the
proposed removal Of the Presbyterian
College OF South Carolina. Rev. ].
B. Parrott. the Baptist pastor, was
elected chairman and DR.. Neville,
president of the college, was asked to
state the OBJECT of the meeting. This
he did in a clear cut and concise
manner that could be misunderstood
by no one. He stated at the very be-
ginning that he was not responsible
for the opening Of this question nor
was the board responsible. The peo-
pie of Yorkville had Of their own ini-
tiative brought the proposition before
the board In such a way that 1t could
not be disregarded. The college be-
longs to the Presbyterians Of South
Carolina and the board Of trutsees
controls the institution, 1t Is the duty
of the board to conduct the college In
that place where 1t will do the best
work. DR.. Neville further stated that
this meeting was not held for the pur-
pose Of squeezing money out OF the
Clinton people but simply to give an
opportunity to the people to protect
their own interests. DR.. Neville's
speech was followed by a number Of
others by prominent citizens, among
them Rev ]. B. Parrott, Mr.. ]. 1.
Copeland and Mr.. M. s. Bailey. The tone