Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-10-03
FRIDAY ocToBRR s. 1873:

morning, following congested chill
Mrs. Gordon has been in poor health
for the past two months and last
night got up out of bed. evidently with
the intention of giving attention to
her infant, when she fell dead. She
will be buried near Gaffney tomorrow.
Death of Negro Baptist o. D.
Rock Hill Herald. September 27: E.
D. White, ordained as Baptist min
lister for the colored race and so Tar
advanced in the church circles as to
have the title d. D., died Friday night
at his residence on Hagins street. He
had acted as state missionary for his
race for many years and had earned
the, good will Of all white people who
knew him. He was extremely popu-
lar and had acquired considerable
amount of valuable property by
thriftiness. The funeral services will
be conducted Monday and interment
made at Mount Zion. near Guthries-
Vile.
October Registration.
The county board Of supervisors OF
registration viii meet again next Mon
day for the purpose Of furnishing an
other opportunity for registration
There are still large numbers of people
throughout York county who have no
registration certificates, or who nave
certificates which will not permit them
to vote at the precincts nearest which
they are now living. These people
should take the first possible opportu-
nifty to make secure their right to vote
on any question that might come up
and next Monday will be the best op-
portunity they will have for some time
to come. cl.r - '.s - ., H..
Grading System No Go. ~
The proposed system for the grazing
of cotton seed, fully outlined In Tne
ENQUIRER has been abandoned. The
Farmers Union would not stand for II,
and Commissioner Watson. whose ap-
proval was conditioned on an agree
ment between the Farmers Union ana
the Seed Crushers' association, mas
withdrawn his promised support. fres-
ident z. w. Dabbs. Of the Farmers
Union, on last Tuesday gave out the
following: 1.-The executive committee
of the State Farmers Union has gwen
careful consideration to the official cot
ton seed grading proposed by the south
Carolina Cotton Seed Crushers' asso-
citation. We decline to join the asso-
citation in their request to the commis-
sioner Of agriculture to put the same
into operation, believing that It's COM
plications and restrictions would have
an injurious effect upon the seed mar
ket from the farmers standpoint
Death Of Mrs. w. n. WindIe.
Gold Hill, letter Of September ~
to the! Fort Mill Times: Mrs. Dora
Ann Windle, wife of W. II. Windie'
one Of the most prominent planters
Of this section, died at her home Sun
day morning, after several months Oh
severe illness. She leaves, beside her
husband, seven sons and two daugn-
tiers to mourn her death, as foiiows'
Messrs, Frank, Knox, Hider, Henry,
charlie. Gray and Brice Windle, and
Mrs Charlton Smith and Miss Maude
Windle. The funeral took place yes
terday afternoon at the home and In
terment was at Flint Hill. Her seven
sons acted as pail bearers. MIS-. WIN
die was daughter of the late 5. n:
Rlankenship, ST., Of Mecklenburg
county. She was born November ~,
1857, and was married to Mr.. Winaie
on November IL, 1875. She was
member of the Flint Hill Bapust
church. She was always generous
and kind to every one, and her many
friends hearts go out In sympathy W
the bereayed family.