Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-05-03
Has Invented a Churn.

erybody. the only requirement being
that the spectator must not wait for a
hotel breakfast
Has Invented a Churn.
Mr.. John w. GLADDEN. of Guthres-
vile No. l, was in YOrkville yesterday
exhibiting the operation of a cnurn
dasher on which he has recently OBJ
tanned patent. The invention con-
sists of an addition Of reversing flutter
wheels to the dashcr. greatly increasing
the agitation of the cream while churn-
ing in accordance with the old fashion,
ed method. and bringing the butter
more quickly. Mr.. GLADDEN. made the
model with his pocket knife. and it is
his purpose to sell county rights for
the retail of the invention.
Surprise Marriage at Leslie.
Rock Hill special of April 30, to CO.
lumbia State: Miss Lille Edith Rod
dey and Lessle Belts were married
here late Friday afternoon. This mar
riage was romantic. The two young
people were out driving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Anderson, who were married
two weeks ago, and as the party near
ed Leslie station. the couple just
named. decided to cOnsummate things
at once. so they went to the parsonage
terian church at Lesslie, where Rev.
Mr.. Stevenson pronounced the words
which made them man and wife. The
bride is the third daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. p. Roddey of this city. Mr.:
Belts is employed by the Southern
railway. The young couple are ut the
home of the brides parents here.
Superintendent Cork Reelected.
Rock Hill special Of April l, to CO.
lumbia State: The new board of trus-
tees of the Rock Hill school district
met Friday afternoon To elect super
intendent and teachers for the coming
year. 1t quickly developed that the
election was not going to be unani-
nous on the question of Superinten-
dent. Coming to Il vote, the present
incumbent was reelected by vote of
to ga close shave. although there
were no applications on hand for the
job. These teachers were unanimous
ly elected: Prof. T.. w. Hall. in
charge of the high school. and Misses
Margaret Anderson, Mary Roach,
Maude Chaplin, Mary Thomson. Isa-
belle Roddey, Josie Fewell, Ethel Max
WELL all of this city: Misses Eliza
Godfrey of Cheraw. Roberta Ward
law of Darlington. Emma Nesbit of
Van Wyck and Nina OutZS of john
st0n Prof. b. l.. Baker Of the pres
ent corps was not an applicant for re-
election. and his place will be filled
later on.
Death of Lawson Howell.
Mr.. Lawson Howell, formerly of
Bethany. but for some years past, a
resident of Kings Mountain. \. c..
died at the last named place yesterday |
morning, in the nth year of his age.
Mr.. Howell will be remembered as the |
proprietor of what was known up to
twenty-five or thirty years ago as
Howell's. shop, at Bethany, where he
manufactured wagons and bugSieS, |
He was good workman and good |
citizen. who enjoyed wild" esteem. He |
sold his farm some years ago on ac- |
count of his advancing years. and |
moved with his wife to Kings Noun
tain, where the couple has been resid-
ing since The funeral took place this
ut Bethany. the services being
conducted by Mr.. HOwell's pastor,
and YOrkville and Glover lodges con-
fcrring the usual Masonic hOnors. Mr..
Howell is survived by his wife. and
Suns and daughters as follows: Mr..
Aaron Howell Of Columbia MI Gregg
Howell, Mrs Robert McMackin. Mrs. j.
w. PurSley and Mrs. =. L. PurSlcy of