Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-09-12
LOCAL LAcoNlcs
Raamauard. .Mccartsr.

Beanguard- MeCarter.
Mr.. Gettys McCarter, son Of Mrs. E.
C. McCarter Of Yorkville r. F. D. 8,
and Miss Louise. Beamguard, daughter
Of Mr.. w. T. Beamguard Of Glover, were
married Wednesday, in Gastonia.
w. n. DunIap's Home Burned.
The home of Mr.. w. II. Dunlap, who
lives near Ogden. was destroyed by fire
last Tuesday morning at about II
o'clock. Mr.. Dunlap was in Yorkville
at the time. attending court and there
was no one at home except Mrs. Dunlap
and the children. The loss was total,
and there was no insurance except on
the furniture.
Southern 10 Busy. i $Sg.,E
The Southern Railway company Is
doing more work on its track between
Heath Springs, 8. c.. and Marion,
N. c., than ever before. Every section
foreman is working full force Of men,
in some cases as many as ten, and
these are reinforced by two work trains
ties are being laid under the rails and
scores of cars of cinders are being dis
tributed along the line. Bridge forces
are at work on the trestIes, closing In
the benches to government require
ments and putting In new timber. Lo-
comotive engineers say the track is
getting better every day. ~" ''.'
Ferguson Hardin. '','
Chester Reporter: A wedding that
was of interest to many relatives and
friends Of the contracting parties, was
that of Mr.. Robert w. Hardin and
Miss Mary ". Ferguson, which was
quietly solemnized at the M. e.
parsonage at Capers Chapel yesterday
morning, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. ]. H. Montgom-
cry. Directly after the ceremony,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin drove to Lowry
Vile where they boarded the C. &
NV. train for a few days trip
to Edgemont. Mr.. Hardin Is an en-
ploye of the local postoffice and Is a
young man Of sterling character and
with hosts of friends. Mrs. Hardin
is one of the Armenia sections most
popular and accomplished young wo-
men.
Moon In Eclipse Next Monday.
On Monday, September 18th, there
will be a total eclipse of the moon.
The eclipse will be partially visible in
this locality. According to a reputable
compilation, the moon will begin to
enter the shadow at 33 minutes after
5 o'clock in the morning Of Septem-
ber 18th. Inasmuch as the sun does
not rise until A minutes after s
o'clock, 1t Is not likely that the spec
tacle will be an especially fine one.
The total eclipse, in this section OF the
country will not be visible, inasmuch
as 1t will not begin until after the
moon sets. On the Pacific coast, how
ever, much Of the phenomena Will be
visible, especially in San Francisco,
where the beginning and end Of the
eclipse may be watched. A partial
eclipse of the sun will occur on Sep
tember 29th, Goth, but will not be WIS.,
ible on this side Of the world.
Back from Inspection Trip.
County Supervisor Thos. w. Boyd,
Mr.. John F. Williams, Of Ebenezer,
D. P. Leslie Of Catawba, and W. w.
Miller, county engineer. returned to
their respective homes Wednesday
night, after a weeks visit to Terre
Haute, Ind. The object Of the trip
was to inspect the tiling and metal
culvert factories and this work the
gentlemen saw from start to finish.
The A. L. Greenberg Iron Co.'s plant
was visited. This concern makes all
kinds Of tiling and metal culverts and
a great deal Of their production Is be-
ing used in York county supervisor
Thos. W. Boyd said yesterday that
the entire party Of York county road
builders were we'll pleased with their
trip and that they had learned many
things In connection with good road
construction. II don't know how
the people in Indiana and other states
up that way Judge a CROP" said Mr..
Boyd, "but it seems to me that they
have a fine corn crop, much taller
than ours. Between Indianapolis and
Cincinnati, the corn is simply fine,
but as you get further south the pros
poets don't seem so good"
Baptist Wonnen's Missionary Union.