Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-12-15


Ardery hill had 10 feet Of water in II
at the office Of the local telephone
company showed that with this amount
Of water in the tank, there was q pres
sure Of so pounds on the Main street
line The pressure will, Of course, in
crease as the big tank fills. 80. Jim
Campbell, q we'll known colored mar
Of the town, died Sunday morning
after an illness Of about one week..
Rev. D. H. Attaway and family ex-
pect to leave Fort Mill during the
week for Rock Hill, Mr.. Attaway
having been assigned to the pastorate
Of the North Rock Hill circuit at the
recent session Of the. state conference
Chester Reporter, Dec. 10: A tele-
gram received yesterday afternoon. by
DR.. g.. B. White, president OF the
Peoples National bank. from T. p
rency, stated that the institutions
charter as q national bank had been
mailed out from Washington, and up
on receipt Of the telegram, the institu-
ton was authorized to change its
books and open for business as q ma :
tional bank, which instructions were
duly carried out. The Peoples Nation
al bank. No. 1868, will be the new
name Of the institution. -. Seven
white hoboes, who were taken into
custody yesterday, by the police, were
escorted to the city limits on Columbia
street, yesterday afternoon and polite
| I,x tnxx % Ln thay
selves scarce about Chester. r......O Out
of-town parties have been figuring
with Mr.. T. l. Eberhardt for the room
shortly to be vacated by the Shieder
Drug Co., who will occupy the stand
now occupied by Mr. w. Med. West
brook; and there Is considerable prob
ability that there will be q new drug
store opened at this stand shortly after
the first Of the year. 80. Richard M.
Reighley, who shot and killed Freeman
A. Wright at Great Falls in the spring
Of 1918, and when arraigned for trial,
was adjudged insane, died at the
state hospital in Columbia, yesterday.
and will be brought to this county
for interment today.
kina's Mountain Herald, Dec. 10:
Mr. Plato Durham Hemdon and Miss
were married December s, the Rev. ].
R. Miller, officiating. ;. Mr.. o. A. Rhea
Of this place, was married last We'd
nesday, to Miss Ruth Warlick Of Lin
colnton. Mr.. and Mrs. Rhea will re-
side at Kings Mountain. 49,. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. R. Hay Of Kings Mountain,
anticipate moving to Barnwell, 8. G.
Mr. Arthur Hay Of Galveston, Texas,
will shortly arrive to take charge of
Mr.. Hays brokerage and insurance
business here. Rev. J. r. Miller and
Mr.. D. F. Hord left Tuesday. for
Raleigh, where they are attending the
Baptist state convention. .... Mrs. E.
o. Cole returned to Charlotte, Monday
morning, after spending several days
with her husband, Rev. E. o. Cole.
pastor Of the Methodist church: Mrs.
Cole will remain In Charlotte with her
sister, Miss Adna Darlington, who is
under the care Of q physician and will
be unable to leave for few weeks.
II all goes we'll, they will join Mr..
Cole in Kings Mountain after Christ
mas.
Rock Hill Record, Dec. 10: Mr.. w.
w. Fitzpatrick, government expert,
located at Clemson college, Is In this
city this week for the purpose Of try
ing to interest the farmers nearby In
the establishment Of cream route, y
the ides. being to get the farmers to
try out a plan Of furnishing cream to
q collector, to be furnished free by the
government, this cream to be sent In
to some central station and the farm
ers to be paid once q week for the
cream on the basis Of butter fat 1t
contains. The government proposes
to collect this cream from any number
Of COWS, from one up. The agent Will
collect the cream three times q week.
..... Tuesday evening at the Chamber
Of Commerce hall, Walnut Camp, w.
o. W., Of this city, gave a banquet
with several hundred members and q
few invited guests present. This Is
an annual affair and Is always enjoy
ed. Mr.. M. G. Bryant was toastmaster
Of the evening and after the blessing
by Rev. ]. I. Spinks. all partook OF a
feast Of roast beef, ham, turkey, dress
ing, cranberries, macaroni, coffee, Ice
cream, cake and fruits, furnished by
the "old reliable" ]. N. McElwee.
which was greatly enjoyed
Lancaster News, December II: MIR.
Robert Jones and Miss May Caskey OF
the Douglas section, were married on
Thursday night, December 10, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Green, by
their pastor, Rev. H. r. Murchison: I'm
mediately afterwards an informal re-
ception at the home Of the groom was
enjoyed by a number Of the friends OF
this popular couple. Miss Lois
Phillips and Mr.. D. B. Mahaffey were
married last night, December 10, by
Rev. s. r. Brock. The wedding was
solemnized at the home Of the brides
mother, in the presence Of few rela-
tives and friends. Miss Phillips Is or
ganist Of the Second Baptist church
and has a wide circle Of friends. The
groom Is a popular boss Of the spinning
room at the Lancaster cotton mills. 80.
Mr.. Julian Giles, who Is with the Chat
tanooga Moving Picture company, for
which he poses In lots Of funny pic
lures, is here to spend the holiday sea-
son with his homefolks.. ..... Mr.. M. L.
Beckham informs us that the number
of bales Of cotton ginned in Lancaster
county this year to December l, Is 20,-
033 against 1851 to same time last