Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-03-30
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News Happenings In NelghbOrlng
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Dealing Mainly With Local Affairs OF
Cherokee, Cleveland, Castor, Lam
caster and Chester.

!, caster and Chester.
Rock Hill Record, March Is: ]. L
: Staley of Lynchburg, Va, who has
been living at Due West for some
time, will probably make his home in
Rock Hill. He represents the milling
concern Of D. A. Stickel & Son OF
IHagerstown, Md. He is here now, &C
companied by his wife. w
T. Carter died Tuesday night Of pneu-
monia at her home on Wilson street
She was IS years old and leaves a
husband and several children. The
funeral was held from the home on
Wednesday afternoon by Rev. r. I.
Cox and the remain were taken to
Fort Mill for interment. 1.-THE pu-
pills Of the high school were given a
holiday yesterday afternoon, lasting
through Monday, on account OF the
teachers going to Florence to attend
the annual meeting Of the State
Teachers association, now IN session
there. Jas. s. White has given a
contract t, The Catawba Manufactur.
ing company to build an extension ~
feet long to the store next TO
the Peoples Bank building, occupied
by the Rock Hill Supply company. AS
soon as 1t Is completed, the Supply
company will move their stock all in
to this one store room and the other
store room will be given up by them.
Chester Reporter, March IS: Mrs.
Desha Breckenridge Of Lexington,
KY, the noted woman suffrage advo-
cate, addressed q crowd OF about zoo
at the opera house last night, the
meeting being held under the auspices
Of the local Equal Suffrage league.
Mrs. Robert c. Love, president Of the
local league, presided, and Mrs. F. M.
Hicklin said a few words at the con-
clusion Of Mrs. Breckenridge ad-
dress. Mr.. Martin E. McFadden
died at his home in the Mt. Prospect
neighborhood Monday afternoon, aft
er an illness of three weeks from
pneumonia, and was buried in Union
graveyard at Richburg Tuesday after
funeral services by Rev. ]. v. Davis.
Mr.. McFadden was a native Of this
county and was in his flftieth year.
He was an active and devoted member
of the Methodist church, and Chester
county contained no better citizen.
Mr.. McFadden Is survived by his
widow, who was Miss Sallie McWaters,
and several children. The jury In
the case Of William, alias Man"
Young, charged with murder, Mr.. K.
G. Mills, foreman, brought In a yer
dict Of mot guilty." this morning.
Young shot and killed Tillman Cum
bingham at Fort Lawn during the
holidays, by firing a pistol promiscu-
ously in celebration Of Christmas.
There vas no evidence Of intention to
hit anybody, and the jury decided that
' the homicide was accidental and the
slayer not at fault MI. Geo. w.
Reighley, a highly esteemed citizen OF
the HalsellviIle ne%ighborhood, died
suddenly Of apoplexy Tuesday after
100 u1out 100 o'clock M was
buried yesterday at Calvary Baptist
church, funeral services by Rev. E.
D. Wells. Mr.. Reighley was about Sc
years Of age and leaves a widow and
I one step-daughter, Miss Fanny Lip
ford: also several brothers and sisters,
two Of whom, Mr.. T. B. Reighley and
Mrs. Kate r. McNinch, live In this
city. The deceased was a member OF
the Baptist church and was highly
thought Of in his community. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Levy expect to
leave tomorrow evening for Balti-
more, where Mrs. Levy will remain
for several months with relatives. Mr..
Levy, after spending about ten days
in Baltimore, will go to Philadelphia
and take a course in optometry at one
Of the leading optical colleges. Mr..
and Mrs. Levy expect to return to
Chester in August or September.
Lancaster News, March 26: Mrs.
Alethia T.. Clyburn, widow Of the late
Capt. William Clyburn, died at her
home in Atlanta Saturday. Her re-
mains we're brought to Kershaw Mon
day and inferred beside those OF her
husband. The Lancaster friends Of
DR.. Robert 8. Cauthen were shocked
to learn Of his death, which occurred
in Charlotte early Wednesday morn
ing, after a brief illness with heart
trouble. He was stricken Tuesday
afternoon in his office in h Realty
building. He was soon taken to his
home on Park Drive and physicians
and nurses did everything possible to
restore him, but in vain. DR.. eau
then was a native Of Kershaw. He
had for the past four years been prac-
ticing medicine in Charlotte as a spe-
cialist in diseases Of the eye, ear and
throat. DR.. Cauthen was a physician
Of recognized ability. After COM
pleting a full curse of medicine in
this country he studied for sometime
in Vienna. DR.. Cauthen Is survived
ny llo "loo"p ~ was A1NS
Sessions, a former teacher in Eliza
beth college; by two sisters, Mrs. D.
M. Kirkley Of Kershaw, and Mrs.
Daisy Hasseltine Of Rock Hill, and by
two brothers, Mr.. Claude Cauthen Of
Rock Hill, and Mr.. w. V. Cauthen Of
Orlando, Fla.......M Mrs. Mary Names,
widow Of the late James Names, died
Mrs. E. H. Steele, at the age
Of So. Mrs. Names was, before her
marriage, Miss Mary Neven, Of York
county. She was a daughter Of James
and Eliza Nevens, Of Tennessee, and
was born in 1929. For forty years
Mrs. Names was a member Of the
Methodist church at this place. A4er
pastor, Rev. E. T. Hodges, assisted by
Rev. W. S. Patterson and DR.. j. H.
Thayer, conducted the funeral SER
vices, after which the remains were
inferred in the Presbyterian cemetery.
...... Luther Ellison, secretary Of the
Lancaster chamber Of commerce, at
tended the meeting Of the Catawba
circuit Of the South Carolina Fedora
ton Of Fairs held at Rock Hill Tues
day. Mr.. Ellison Is secretary and
treasurer Of the state organization.
The dates for the several county fairs
were arranged, the Lancaster county
fair to be held the week following the
state fair, or about the first part or
November. After gathering at the
Rock Hill chamber of commerce, the
meeting adjourned to Winthrop col
lege, where the body was entertained
at dinner. President Johnson after
wards made a short talk, congratulate
ing the organization upon having
learned the secret Of cooperation.
Mrs. Lizzie Revelle died at her home
in the mill village Wednesday, March
"a. She "a SO years and Z months
old and was a devoted member Of the
Baptist church. The interment was
made in Westside cemetery yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock after funeral
services conducted by the Rev. S. r.
Brock and the Rev. w. c. Burgess.
Mrs. Revelle Is survived by the fol-
lowing children: T. L. Revelle Of
Kings Mountain, n. c.; Virgil Re-
velle, Tillman Revelle and John Re-
velle Of Lancaster. and Mrs. Addie
Robertson Of Lancaster.
Gaffney Ledger, March 26: Judge
Mendel L. Smith. in Spartanburg, on
Monday, granted a temporary ~injunc-
ton against the election for township
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