Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-10-20
NO.. 81

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section. The groom Is the promising
young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Taylor
of the Buford section and Is a pros
porous farmer. The thirteen -year-old
daughter Of Mrs. Eliza Ashley OF the
New Hope section suffered painful
injury last Monday, when she was
knocked down by a dog. The child was
standing in the door Of her home, when
suddenly the dog dashed out OF the
door to run after a pig in the yard.
The young girl was thrown from her
feet to the floor and her left shoulder
dislocated.
Chester News, Oct. 16: Mr.. ]. NJ.
Coleman died suddenly at his home on
West End this morning Of heart fall
ure at the age Of 81 years. brief
funeral service will be conducted at
the home this afternoon at $50 o'clock
and the body will be sent to Baltimore
for burial tonight over the Southern
railway. DR.. A. D. P. Gilmour will
conduct the funeral here. Mr.. Cole
mans death was unexpected. He was
indisposed yesterday and unable to be
at the Rodman- Brown Co., where he
was bookkeeper, for the first time
since he had been working there. For
the past few months he has been suf-
fering with indigestion, but 1t was not
considered serious He was a native
of the Feasterville community OF Fair
field county, where he spent the early
part Of his life. He received a thor
ough business college education at a
business college in Baltimore. He
came to Chester about seventeen years
ago and began work at JOS. Wylie q
Co. Since then he has been interested
in various businesses OF one kind or
another here. He was consistent
member of Purity Presbyterian church
and counted his friends by the hun
dreds. He was twice married. First
to Stella Matoon Of Baltimore and
secondly to Miss Katherine Linthicum
also Of Baltimore, who survives him.
He is also survived by one brother.
Capt. Geo. d. Heath, U. 5. army, re-
tired, has entered the post graduate
department Of the University Of Mich
igan, where he will study public sani-
tation. Capt. Heath had intended pur-
suing this course in Edinburg, Scot
land, but was forced to abandon the
idea for the present owing to the dis
turbed conditions prevailing in Eu-
rope Mrs. Heath expects to join Capt.
Heath in about ten days. Mr..
Marion Holt, aged %, died this morn
ing at the home of his father Mr. E. A.
Holt, on Gadsden street. The body Will
be sent to Rock Hill tomorrow morn
ing for burial. He was a member OF
st. Johns M. Z. church, Rock Hall, and
since coming here has made. many
friends. He was young man OF ster-
ling traits of character. Brights dis
ease was the immediate cause OF his
death.
Kings Mountain Herald, Oct. is:
Rev. ]. w. Suttle Of Shelby was elect
ed pastor Of Bethlehem Baptist church
on last Sunday, and he accepted ef-
fectual Jan. l, 1915. The present pas
tor, Rev. D. E. Vipperman Of Kings
Mountain, offered his resignation sew
eral weeks ago but 1t was not acted
upon until Sunday. His time will be out
in November. The supply arrange
ments for the two open months OF NO
vember and December have not been
made. Rev. Mr.. Vipperman has done
noble work at Bethlehem, a work that
will tell long after he is gone He has
not fully arranged his itinerary for
another year. Mrs A. F. Jenkins
slipped on defective door steps last
Saturday and broke her left arm. The
steps were tipped at an angle and were
rather short and narrow and when
Mrs. Jenkins started to ascend them
her foot slipped and the broken limb
resulted Rev. Vance Heavener, the
famous boy preacher Of Hickory, VIII
be present at the Baptist church here
on Sunday night, october rs. The
youthful divine is less than thirteen
Years old. The Dixon Academy
Sunday school had picnic at the bat
tleground on October Z. Quite a num-
ber were present and good day was
enjoyed. Several songs were sung and
sumptuous dinner was relished by
all present. The Mauney building
will soon be ready for occupancy. This
building is two-story and Is well mn,
ished. The rooms are large, light and
airy. H. T. Fulton will occupy his oid
stand. The side formerly occupied by
]. B. Rhyme has not been engaged.
Mr. Jack Evins and Miss Maud Cow
ans Of East King Mountain were mar
ried on Sunday, Sept. n, DR.. Q. u.
Falls officiating. 80. The Presbyterian
church is being repaired. The interior
walls have been retinted and INSIDE
wood work revarnished. The exterior
wood work is to be repainted.