Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-06-22

have now been disposed or, were $502
out Of which must come the amour
paid the detective Two cases ma!
also go up on appeal, and the gross re
ceipts may thereby be cut down fur
ther, though in most instances th'
parties were glad to settle at the fig
ures imposed by the mayor. Charles
Mrs. w. j. Hudson Of the Armenia
neighborhood, died Tuesday morning
after a few days illness and wa.
buried In the afternoon at Armenia
graveyard after funeral services b!
Rev. w. T. Duncan.
Fort Mill Tir,es. June II: Aftel
spending several weeks here in thu
home of her parents, Mrs. ]. ]. Stew
art has returned with her children
to her home in Conover, N. c., &C.
companied by her mother, Mrs. ]. A
Boyd. 80. During the thunder storm
Friday night about midnight, lightning
struck the home Of Misses Addie and
Dovie Harris, on Ardery Hill, but did
no damage more than to slightly shock
the inmates Of the house. 49,. Daniel
Of the Fort Mill Mfg. Co., was stricken
with paralysis Monday at noon and
lies seriously Ill as result at. his
home near the mill village. Tues
day a military examining board
consisting Of Maj. Walter B. Moore OF
Yorkville; Capt. T. B. Spratt Of Fort
Mill, and Capt. Lindsay McFNadden OF
Rock Hill, met in Rock Hill for the
purpose Of examining l. M. Massey OF
Fort Mill, who was elected recently
as first lieutenant OF the First regi-
ment, having the rank Of battalion ad-
jutant. The members Of the Ca
tawba Rifles of Rock Hill, spent Friday
at the rifle range Of the Fort Mill
company on Catawba river in prac-
tice for the annual encampment to be
held on the Isle Of Palms, Charleston
early in July. Records Of each man
shooting were kept and 1t Is said
some excellent scores were made.
Kings Mountain Herald, Juno II:
Miss Edna Dixon Of Fallston, N. G..
has been elected to teach the fourth
grade in the Kings Mountain Graded
school. .... Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Dill
ling left yesterday for Wrightsville
Beach where they are attending the
Bankers association which meets to-
day, tomorrow and Saturday.
Fairy Elizabeth Ferguson, the little
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Fer
guson, died at their home Saturday
morning about 1 o'clock. Rev. j.
T. Pharr Of Charlotte, has been en-
ployed to supply the pastorate Of Rev
c. L. Bragaw Of the Presbyterian
church here, at Bessemer City and
Long Creek. His services have been
engaged until the middle Of Septem-
ber, when 1t Is expected that Pastor
Bragaw will be able to resume the
work.
Rock Hill Record, June II: The
many friends Of John Fewell Of Ebe-
nezer, will regret to learn that his
condition does not improve. Miss
Margaret Simpson Of Richburg, has
entered the Fennell infirmary fol-
training as a nurse. go. The Record
hears that DR.. Fennell has let the
contract for another addition to the
Fennell infirmary and that work on II
has already begun. Recently they
have been 30 crowded they have had
to put patients in the halls and any
place they could find space to ac-
commodate them. A note from H
R Tucker, in charge Of Camp River
side, at Great Falls, states that the
boys are having a good time, that
everybody Is happy, and eating ar
amount that would do credit to the
biggest man you know"