Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-03-09

last year she laid four different lots
of eggs, set and Matched brood OF
young turkeys and this year In jan
uary she started to laying and UP to
Saturday morning, had laid 81 eggs.
II there Is any one who has turkey
bronze or any other variety-that can
beat this record, The Record would
like to hear 1t.
Kings Mountain Monument.
A correspondent who visited the
grounds recently writes: Work on
the Kings Mountain monument Is get
ting along very nicely. The stone set
ters have gotten up about IL feet. The
size has been reduced down to 16 feet
at the base and "a feet in height instead
of "a feet at the base and 115 in height.
The main shaft will start from the base
at feet, 8 inches, and will taper to
6 feet, 3 inches at the top, on which
there will be pyramid cap, measuring
four feet from base to apex The mon
ument Is going to look fine, the only
disappointment being the reduction
from the original size."
Carroll. Pope.
Bullock's Creek, March Son We'd
nesday afternoon at 4.30 p. m, at the
home Of Mrs. ]. w. Carroll, was SOL
emnized the beautiful marriage Of Miss
Ethel !. Carroll to Mr.. Frank e. Pope.
The home was beautifully decorated in
potted plants and flowers. The lovely
wedding march was played on the
organ by Mrs. Fern Lemon. First
came in Miss Bessie Turner and Mr..
Colvin Stone, next came in Miss
Jeanette Pope and Mr.. William Ashe,
then came the bride and groom stand
ing on handsome, Oriental Wilton
Administer rug, being met by Rev.
]. B. Swami, who performed the cere-
mony. The brides lovely gown was
light blue silk, princess. The groom is
q popular young man Of Winnsboro.
The bride is a charming young lady of
Bullock's Creek. The attendants were
only few relatives and the dearest
friends. The presents were few, but
valuable. The happy couple will make
their future home in Winnsboro.
Jr. o. U. A. M. Banquet.
Rock Hill special of March 6, to the
Columbia State: The annual banquet
of the Wade Hampton council, Jr. o.
served by the Kings Daughters, was
a very enjoyable affair. A most ap-
petizing supper was there and large
number Of good appetites to enjoy It,
After the feasting was over, Toastmas-
ter ]. B. Johnson called on Hon. ]. E.
Beamguard of Glover to respond to the
toast "The Junior Order" which he
did in an entertaining speech, showing
his familiarity with the purposes Of the
order. Mr.. Max G. Bryant spoke to
"Fraternal Insurance" and was follow
ed by Herbert M. Dunlap, Esq, who
responded to "The Brotherhood of
Man" william M. Wilson, Esq, spoke
to the toast Virtue, Liberty and Pa
triotism," the watchwords Of the order
and acquitted himself with much cred
It. Hon. w. B. Wilson, Jr.. got of
some good jokes on the other speakers
of the evening, as did Hon. ]. Porter
Hollis and Walter N. Dunlap, Esq.
The hit of the evening was made when
Mr.. Ira B. Dunlap made motion to
hold up the initiation Of DR.. Hollis.
who has just been elected to the order,
upon the ground that he was Inter
fering with the free schools" The
schools, as well known, are pets of
the Junior Order and 1t has been
rumored that DR.. Hollis has, at least,
serious intentions Of interfering with
one school anyway. A rising vote OF
thanks was rendered the Kings
Daughters before goodnight was said.