Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-09-04

NO. II.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Guy, and
Dr. John Caldwell, Of Belton. Miss Guy
is one Of Chester county's most popu-
lar young ladies, while DR.. Caldwell
is popular young Chester county
physician who has recently located at
Belton for the practice of his profess
sion. The wedding will occur in Oc-
! tober Citizens of Rossville town.
ship, represented by Jas. H. Glenn,
ESQ.,, appeared before Judge Ernest
Moore in Lancaster Thursday evening
and secured an order restraining Coun-
ty Supervisor T. ]. Cunningham from
moving the chaingang from Rossville
township to Lewisville township as
planned. 1t is asserted that the board
ordered the chaingang to remain In
Rossville township after completing
the new Russell bridge and do a GER
tain piece Of road work at the Robin
son HILL and these citizens were sore
| ly disappointed when they learned
that Supervisor Cunningham had de-
cided to abandon this plan temporar-
| lily and proceed with the gang to Lew
isville township to take up certain
work that he deems Of more import
ance at this time The Rossville citi-
zens, however contend that the Rob-
inson Hill is one Of the worst pieces OF
road in Chester county, and having
the gang so close at hand with the
boards promise to do the work were
not disposed to let their opportunity
slip. Hence their appeal to the court.
The attorneys will go before the court
at Yorkville, on September 10th, and
argue the case, which Is expected to
prove one OF interest and Importance,
as it will tend to establish which en-
joys greater rights with reference to
the removal of the chaingang from
place to place-the supervisor or the
| board.
Lancaster News, Sept. 1: Following
are the Lancaster county candidates In
the second primary to be held Sept. g.:
House Of Representatives.. c. Mas
sey, Claud N. Sapp; Supervisory. o.
Blackmon, ]. Crawford Cook; Magis-
trate Flat Creek Township-Albert
Cunningham, o. s. Hegler The
election Of S. E. Bales in the first pri-
mary to the house Of representatives
from Lancaster county over his three
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| fication to the people Of Fort Mill, in
asmuch as he Is considered more or
less in the light Of a Fort Mill man,
living as he does within few miles of
that place, and is the brother Of Mr..
John ]. Bales, proprietor Of the Fort
Mill Lumber company. Mr. Bales Is
a young man, q years Of age, grad
uate Of Clemson college, class Of '09,
and Is a progressive and successful
farmer. For many years past 1t has
been a very hard matter to elect man
to the legislature from the panhandle
of Lancaster county, and Mr.. Bales
should feel very much complimented at
the handsome support given him by
his fellow citizens Our fellow
townsman, Mr.. Nathan Hirsch, Is not
only an up-to-date merchant, always
on the job, but an expert artist and me-
tchanical genius, as well. He improves
his leisure hours in experimenting on
different mechanical devices. He was
already taken out several patents from
the government, his latest being la
vatory attachment. Mr.. Hirsch Is
quiet, unassuming man, but one who
has made good in Lancaster, where he
is universally respected Yester-
day afternoon, a mule belonging to Mr..
A. Carter Adams, and driven to the
buggy by one Of his croppers, Jim
Barnes, colored, was instantly killed un-
der peculiar circumstances. The mule
became frightened at an approach
| ing automobile, some fifty yards away,
and turned suddenly around in the
road, breaking one Of the shafts Of the
buggy. The broken shaft stuck in the
mules side, producing almost instant
death. The accident occurred about a
mile north Of this place on the Char
lotte road The mule was valuable
animal The committee on the
warehousing of cotton, one from each
township, met in the court house Sat-
urday, according to appointment. Mr.. j.
Roy Cunningham was elected chair
man of the state warehouse committee
| to be held in Columbia today. 1t was
the opinion Of the committee that as
much as 10000 bales Of cotton could
| be we'll taken care of in the ware
houses in the county, which is practi.:
cally the whole crop Of the county.
Gastonia Gazette, Sept. 1: Friends
Of the Misses Marshall, who formerly
conducted the Falls House and who
have been in charge Of the Marshall
cottage at Blowing Rock this season,
will be glad to learn that they are TO
return to Gastonia They will occupy
the large residence on East Airline
avenue now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
| ]. w. Timberlake. Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
berlake will move to the Beal residence
now nearing completion on South Oak
land street We are requested to
announce that the CASTOR County
Farmers Union Warehouse in East
Gastonia will open for the season on
September IA. Mr.. /. S. Robinson Is
manager and will devote his entire
time to the work after that date. The
business Of the company in fertilizers
and other supplies will be conducted
this season on a strictly cash basis
The Piedmont & Northern Lines now
have two chair cars in operation on
| their limited trains between Spartan