Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-30
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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.

Dealing Mainly With Local Affairs Of
Cherokee. Cleveland. CASTOR. Lam
caster and Chester.
Kings Mountain Herald, Nov. rs:
Mrs. ]. R. Miller and little daughter
! Vida, left last week for Lassiter, n. c.
where they are visiting relatives.
Rev. E. o. Cole has been returned by
the Western North Carolina confer
ence to the pastorate Of the Kings
Mountain and Bethel churches, and
DR.. ]. R. Scroggs as presiding elder
Of the Shelby district. ...... Capt. Dill
ling left Monday for Rister, S. c.,
where he will spend several weeks
on his annual deer hunt.
Fort Mill Times, Nov. IS: Follow
ing the appearance Of case Of small
pox in a negro house near the old
White ginnery, on Academy street,
Mayor B. E. Patterson has requested
a general vaccination Of the citizens of
Fort Mill. Something like 1000
vaccine points have been received
from the state board Of health and al
ready a large number Of the citizens
have been vaccinated. There Is no
charge for the vaccination where the
party Is unable to pay. Mrs. T. B.
Hough Of Kershaw, was the guest the
last week Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Ca
rothers. Mrs. A. T. Nicely and
little daughter returned several days
ago from an extended visit to rela-
tives in Charleston. 49,. Mr.. John 7.
Windell Of Yonkers, N. Y, Is visitor
in the home Of his brother. w. H.
Windle in Upper Fort Mill. After
six weeks visit to relatives in Shell
by and Charlotte, N. c., Mrs. Azile
Harris has returned to her home In
this city. ..... omond Barber and
family Of Barbersville, Lancaster
county, are this week moving to Fort
Mill and will occupy the Barber
dwelling on Booth street. Fort Mill
people in general will extend a hearty
welcome to Mr.. Barber and his excel
lent family.
Lancaster News, Nov. 26: The Lam
caster admirers Of Rev. ]. c. Rowan,
pastor Of the Camden and Kershaw
Presbyterian churches will regret 20
learn that he will in all probability
leave this section Of the state to accept
the pastorate Of the Second Presby-
terian church Of Charleston, to which
he has been called. Mr.. ]. D. Shute
Of the Tabernacle section Of this coun-
ty died, at his home Thursday morning
at 3 o'clock as the result Of third
stroke Of paralysis. Mr.. Shute was
born, reared and spent his whole life
in this community. He served through
the war between the sections as gal
liant soldier. About o'clock Thurs
day morning the Fork Hill school
house was found to be on fire and al
though every effort was made to save
the building, 1t was soon entirely con-
sumed. About sixty new desks had
only recently been installed and about
half Of these were saved from the
flames. -. Capt. D. E. Penny, who
has been i'll during the past week, is
now undergoing treatment in the
Pryor hospital in Chester.
Chester Reporter, Nov. rs: The
Chester county 'colored fair Is in full
blast, the annual exhibition having
opened yesterday. A considerable
crowd was on the grounds yesterday,
and even more are present today. The
exhibits are numerous and good. $50.
Marriage license was issued yesterday
by Judge Of Probate A. w. Wise, to
Mr.. Henry c. Lindsay and Miss Ruth
| Chambers, both of Orrs. County
Superintendent Of Education w. D.
Knox said this morning that he will
call the teachers Of the county together
early in December to confer with re-
gard to Field Day next spring. .....
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. H.
McDill Of the Hazelwood community,
was painfully burned yesterday about
the face, neck and shoulders by pulling
over a bucket Of hot water that was
sitting on a table in the kitchen. His
burns while very painful, are not Sc
rious, however.
| Rock Hill Herald, Nov. 26: ]. B.
Duke, w. S. Lee, ]. C. Thorn and E. c.
Marshall Of the Southern Power Co.,
spent some time in the ely today.
They dined at the Carolina hotel, hav-
ing as guests, j. M. Cherry. w. j. Rod
dey and ]. S. White. They came
through from Charlotte in Mr.. Dukes
big car, going to Great Falls. They
came through from Charlotte for the
purpose Of visiting the Cherry farms
near the city and about an hour or
more was spent going over the alfalfa
fields. "A. c. lizard is digging out
the foundation, preparatory to build
ing concrete sidewalk along his
building on Hampton street. Work
was commenced this morning.
Gaffney Ledger, Nov. 26: A motion
on the part Of the defendants to have
the case of Surratt, Hendrick, Green,
ct al, versus the board Of trustees Of
school district No. 10, advanced from
January to the present term was
argued before the supreme court in
Columbia Tuesday by opposing at
torneys Messrs. r. A. Dobson and w.
S. Hill, attorneys for the trustees,
favored the motion while G. w. Speer.
attorney for the plaintiffs, opposed it
This was the original case that was
begun more than two years ago. The
plaintiffs opposed any advance in the
date for the hearing because Of the fact
that a second suit, having a bearing
upon the first, has been instituted
| 900 Mr.. c. c. Bulloch Of the wilkins
vile section Of the county, has accept
ed a position with the Battery. Mr.
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