Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-24


rolled, which is Is more than were
enrolled last year at the opening.
Quite an increase in this number is
expected in the course Of the next
week. Assisting Prof. Latham are
Misses Minnie Cassidy, Bessie Morris
and Miss Allie Mason. 80. Sheriff W.
N. Davis, Policeman Adam Hord and
Mr.. A. C. Little Of Gastonia, and
Deputy Sheriff ]. w. Cole Of Mount
Holly, participated in a lively race in
Catawba county last Thursday as the
result Of which the crowd Of which
they formed q part captured one Bud
Lippard, former notorious blockader
and blind tiger Of that section. Credit
for the capture is really due Gastonia's s
three bloodhounds. which took the trail
five hours old and hunted their quarry
to his lair.
Chester Reporter, Sept. 20: Miss
Jennie E. White, sister Of Messrs. ].
G. l. and R. M. White, in q letter re-
ceived by the latter a day or two ago,
stated that she would sail for this
country Saturday, September 18th, af-
ter being in England since February
with patient. In former letters Miss
White has written Interestingly Of the
war, and is expected to have much to
tell Of interest when she visits her
brothers in the near future. -. So
icitor ]. X. Henry and Mr.. A. L.
CASTOR left this morning for Winns-
boro to be present at the opening Of
the court. The solicitor stated Satur-
day that he expects to hand out bills
this morning in the case Of Ernest
Isenhower Jesse Morrison and Rawls.
charged with being principals in the
ARRAY at Winnsboro on June IA, which
resulted in the death Of Sheriff Hood,
Clyde Isenhower, Raleigh Boulware
and the negro. julie Smith. 1t is prob
able that a charge Of venue will be
asked for, but If such is the case. the
motion will hardly be argued before
the middle Of the week. Mr.. Gaston's
firm, CASTOR & Hamilton, represent
Jesse Morrison. 80. Marriage licenses
were issued Saturday by Judge of
Probate A. w. Wise to the following
couples: Carl Ross and Miss Louise
Robinson Of Lando; David K. Wilson
and Miss Mamie Conner Of Chester.
and Jas. L. Phillips and Miss Mamie
l. McKeown Of Chester.
Rock Hill Herald, Sept. Fl: AS an
evidence that cotton is moving rapidly
this fall, in comparison with last year,
the Southern railway has begun the
operation Of another freight between
Blacksburg and Camden, in order to
facilitate the handling of the staple.
There is now daily freight service be-
tween the two points instead Of every
other day as during the summer.
This train is put on every fall, but
has to be started earlier this year than
last on account Of the rapid movement
Of cotton. Besides giving steady en-
ployment to an additional crew it
will be Of great benefit to the shippers
Of the territory affected. -. Capt.
Lindsay McF,adden, accompanied by
the crack shots Of Company H, left
yesterday for Columbia to attend the
state shoot. Capt. McFadden is one
Of the officials Of the shoot. The Rock
Hill men confidently expect to capture
two or three Of the places on the state
team. This will send them to Jackson
vile a little later to compete in ma
tional shooting contest. .....A letter
received from w. o. Kimball by
friend here, stated that the cotton
crop in lower Oklahoma and upper
Texas is very poor, in fact, it will take
about five acres to make bale. Mr..
Klmball wrote from Durant, Okla, be-
ing on q tour buying mules.
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