Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-03

recovered and Is able to resume her
duties at the Record. 80. Miss Mary
Frew will leave Wednesday morning
for Gastonia, n. c., where she has been
elected to a position in the graded
schools. Miss Frew will havo charge
Of the music department. ......M Miss
Tattie Sandifer has been elected as a
teacher in the Graded schools Of Gas
tonia, N. c., and will leave Wednesday
morning to assume her duties. .......
Eighty-two additional looms are being
added to the equipment Of the Victoria
mill, the plant being closed last week
to allow the work done. The Harriss
mill spinning machinery has also been
added to the equipment This is quite
an increase and will largely add to the
output Of the mill. 80. Contractor A.
l. Pope this morning began work on
the new residence for Mrs. R L. Hol-
royd on Hampton street.
Gastonia Gazette, Aug. 81: Mr.. c.
M. Boyd arrived in the city Sunday
from Philadelphia on a visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Boyd. Mr..
Boyd has just received an honorable
discharge from the U. 8. navy, after
a term Of service covering six years.
He was for more than year on the
u. s. 8. Tennessee, which was station
ed at Alexandria, Egypt, and figured
extensively in the news during the
first few months of the European
war. During the last few weeks he
has been in Hayti, taking part in the
suppression Of the recent revolution
there. Friends Of Rev. DR.. ]. c.
Galloway, pastor Of the First A. r. p.
church, will regret to learn Of the
death Of his sister, Mrs. Lola g. Dew
lin, which occurred at her home in
Due West, 8. c., Friday night follow
ing q months illness. Mrs. Devlin
just q month ago, and on the day fol-
lowing her return home she was taken
Ill with pneumonia She survived the
critical stage Of this attack, but 1t left
her in a weakened condition which re-
suited in heart failure which brought
on her death. go. Luther Van Dyke Of
Thrift, was SO badly carved up Satur-
day night on board an Interurban car,
returning from Charlotte by Houston
Williams that 72 stitches were taken IN
his face by physicians. It will be re-
membered that Williams Of McAden-
vile, is the man lately pardoned by
Governor Craig. He was serving
sentence on the CASTOR county roads
for larceny. Castor county win
be well represented this year at the
Kansas City Veterinary college. Kan
sas City, Mo. Messrs. Junius Lineber-
ger, ]. T. Dixon and L T. Lewis Of
Gastonia, and Mr.. w. D. Wolfe Of
Bessemer City, left today to enter
that institution. Mr.. Paschal Aber-
nethy Of Monroe, son Of Rev. ]. E.
Abernethy, formerly of Gastonia,
went with them to take the same
course. %. Mr.. M. T. Sanders, who
lives at Withers, suburb Of Gastonia,
showed the Gazette man yesterday
leather pocketbook which, he says, is
140 years old. His grandfather,
Lemuel Sanders, used It for many years
while he was a constable in this coun-
ty prior to the formation Of CASTOR,
which was in 1S46 or 1S47. 1t is in
splendid state Of preservation and Mr..
Sanders still uses 1t part Of the time.
Lancaster News, Aug. 81: Rev. w.
8. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mil
len and Miss Lillian Robinson from
the Lancaster A. r. P. church, and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Craig and Mr.. Arthur
Robinson Of the Shiloh church, have
returned from Gastonia, where they at
tended the Linwood convention Of the
A. R. P. church, held at Linwood col
lege. Those who heard the splendid
sermon preached by Rev. d. E. Hough
of Charlotte, at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning, enjoyed
real treat. The scholarly discourse,
the ease with which it was delivered,
the convincing logic Of this sermon on
faith, made a profound impression.
There were many old friends in the
congregation, many relatives also. and
they were pleased to find that this
native Lancasterian Is such a force
for good in the calling to which he has
dedicated his life and talents. Mr..
Hough is a son Of the late Amos
Hough and Mrs. Lizzie Hough, who
lives only four miles from Lancaster
and here the young man was reared.
Several who heard him preach had
been his comrades in boyhood when
he attended the Lancaster Graded
school. Mr.. Hough afterwards finish
ed the academic and theological courses
at Erskine college, Due West. .....1n
response to the invitation to those In
terested to meet at school No. 2, last
night, there was a gratifying attend
ance and much interest was manifest
ed in the proposal to organize a night
school. Superintendent Lingle, Mr..
Claud N Sapp and Mrs. w. E. Taylor
outlined the plans and purposes Of the
work to be undertaken and forty or
more men and women signified their
intention of joining the classes. Be-
ginning Monday night, September 13,
the classes will be held three nights
each week.
A Trick Of Time.-Announcemen Of
the unveiling on Memorial day Of the
bronze portrait Of Major General John
Fulton Reynolds, who was killed at
Gettysburg, has served to bring to
light an interesting occurrence Of the
present war, says the Philadelphia
Public Ledger. The Reynolds me-
mortal is to be placed in Reynolds