Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-06-23
LOCAL LAcoNlcS.

Married in the Presbyterian church
at Sharon, June 21st, by Rev. w. B..
Arrowood, Mr.. W. R. McKellar Of CO.
lumbus county, N. c., and Miss Susabel
McMurray, daughter of the late Rev. J..
A. McMurray Of Sharon.
Adkins Smith.
Mr. Parks Smith and Miss Annie
Adkins were married at the Associate
Reformed parsonage last Wednesday
afternoon by Rev. ]. L. Oates. The GER
emony was witnessed by a few friends
Of the young people. Mr.. Smith Is a
son Of the late DR.. Avon Smith of York
county, and Mrs. Smith is a daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. F. Adkins. Both
Of the young people are held in high
esteem by many friends, who wish
them all prosperity and happiness.
Ralph MeFadden Injured.
Mr.. Ralph McFadden, better known
as Doc" was seriously hurt in Rock
Hill last Tuesday afternoon during q
practice Of the hose reel company,
which Is preparing TO enter contest
at Columbia shortly. He was in the
practice In unrolling the hose from a
reel and was struck on the upper lip
with coupling, fracturing the jaw
bone and knocking several teeth out.
He was taken to the Fennell infirmary,
where he is resting easy.
McF Fadden -Adcock.
Mr.. Walter Adcock, the genial clerk
at the Carolina hotel in Rock Hill, and
Miss Annice McFadden, second daugh-
ter Of Mrs. ]. II. McFadden, surprised
their friends Tuesday afternoon by
driving to Leslie Station and getting
married. The ceremony was per-
formed by. Rev. w. H. Stevenson, pas
tor Of Neely's Creek, at the parsonage
at Z o'clock, after which they drove
back to Rock Hill. Mr.. Adcock Is from
North Carolina and has been one of
the clerks at the Carolina hotel for the
past two or three years. Both he and
his bride have numerous friends.
Rock Hill Street Car Line.
Rock Hill, June %: Mr.. J. M. Cher
ry, on behalf Of himself and asso-
ciates, the men who are building the
interurban lines in the Carolinas, ap-
peared before a committee Of the Rock
Hill Chamber of Commerce this morn
ing, asking that body's endorsement
of franchise for trolley system for
Rock Hill. The promoters will ask
the people for a 60-year franchise, the
document presented to the committee
being Identical in terms with the fran
chise granted by Charlotte to the in
terurban promoters. The committee
will hold another meeting next Thurs
day before finally passing on the mat
ter. It Is said to be the intention Of
the promoters, II this franchise is
granted, to start work within thirty
days, and at the same time take up the
matter of building a line from Rock
Hill to connect with the Seaboard and
Tot orryh nf
near Catawba Junction, giving through
connection from here to Great Falls.
The Summer School.
The summer school opened Wednes-
day morning at Winthrop college with
over 300 teachers in attendance. The
exercises began at o'clock and were
opened by DR.. D. B. Johnson, presi-
dent of Winthrop, after which there
prayer by Rev. Alexander Martin.
President Johnson made a short ad-
dress, extending q cordial welcome to
all in attendance and stating that the
strongest faculty had been gotten to-
gether for the summer school that had
ever been secured In the south, and
that he hoped the coming together Of
the teachers would be most profitable.
Mr.. Alex Long, president Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, extended g. welcome,
stating that special interest had been
taken In the matter Of helping to get
the summer school here and that he
hoped it would be q permanent feature
of the state and at Winthrop. He call
ed attention to the progress that Rock
Hill had made since the last summer
school was held here. Mr.. w. ]. Rod
dey extended a welcome from the board
of trustees Of Winthrop, Of which he
Is a member. He was glad to see that
more interest was being taken in col
lege education, that there was greater
demand for college-bred men and wo-
men in business lines than ever before.