Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-06-04

her time to giving instructions in
bread making and laundry work.
Will Build Cement Sidewalks.
The town council Of Glover has
under consideration the idea OF paw.
ing several Of the principal streets OF
the town. A portion Of Kings Noun
tain street between the postoffice and
Main street corner has recently been
paved, and the work has proved so
pleasing that many Of the citizens
are anxious to have the street along
their respective premises paved. 1t
is understood that several contractors
have been in Glover recently looking
over the place, and while no definite
action has been taken, 1t is expected
that something will be done very
, shortly.
H. T. Yates.
Older residents Of the community
will regret to learn Of the death Of
Henry Taylor Yates, who died this
week in Richland county and was
buried at Mill Creek church in that
county on Tuesday. Mr.. Yates was the
son Of the late D. s. and Martha Ann
Taylor and was born April IA, 1S44-
more than II years ago. He married
Miss Caroline Sumter Moore Of York.
vile, who died several years ago. A
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Yates. who is
a teacher in the Columbia schools,
survives. Mr.. Yates served through
out the war as a member OF Co. A,
Second South Carolina cavalry.
D. M. Walker Dead.
Mr.. David M. Walker died at his
home at Pleasant Ridge, CASTOR Co.,
N. c., Tuesday morning, following an
illness Of several years with tubercular
trouble, and was buried at Alany cem-
etery Wednesday morning, following
| tor Rev. Mr.. Sparrow. The deceased
was a native Of York county, having
been born in the Filbert section, May
81, 1885. He was the last Of a family
of eight children. He Is survived by
his wife, who before her marriage, was
Miss Rose Falls. Mr.. Walker was for
many years a member Of Alany Pres
byterian church. He Is survived by
several neices and nephews, among
them being Mrs Geo. H. OLeary and
DR.. M. ]. Walker Of Yorkville, and Dr..
George Walker, Of Baltimore.
Mad Dog Scare in Piedmont.
There was a considerable mad dog
scare in the Piedmont section Friday.
a strange dog which gave signs Of
having fits, being the principal In the
excitement. The dog was first dis
covered on the premises Of Mr.. r. M.
Wallace and after being chased into
Cherokee county by several men, was
finally killed. Examination Of the tag
on the dogs collar showed that 1t be-
longed to some party In Yorkville and
upon inquiry at the Office Of the town
| treasurer, 1t was found to be the prop
erty Of Sam Wylie, colored. 1t seems
| that the dog was q hound and was
his hly priced by Wylie as a. 'possum
dog. The owner was unable to come to
any conclusion as to how his dog man
aged to get so far away from home.
A Fort Mill Cow.
| In this community with fields and
barns full Of alfalfa, crimson clover,
fodder and such things to tempt the
appetite and delight the soul Of a cow,
1t Is somewhat discouraging to find
one in the community so degenerate
as to show a fondness for old newspa-
pears, rubber coats and things"
which flourish on the clotheslines,
day, to the Charlotte Observer. And
yet Alex Barber vouches for the fact
that he owns cow who possesses
this depraved taste. He says that she
has an especial fondness for mall
order catalogues and will eat dirt on
occasion. This dissipation does not
seem to affect the supply and quality
Of milk which she gives, but 1t Is
Mr.. Barber's intention to trace her
pedigree in an effort to ascertain II
there can possibly be strain Of billy
goat in her blood.
Rock Hill Teachers.
The following teachers have been
elected for Rock Hill district No. IL:
Superintendent, r. c. Burts; high
school, Misses Bessie Poag, Lotto Bar
ron; A. M. Paul, E. w. Hall; super
visor Of art and music, Miss Ina
grade, Misses Mary Roach and Mary
Grey Sandifer; second grade, Miss
Belle Norris; third grade, Misses An
ME Claire Hutchison and Maude God
frey; fourth grade, Misses Alma Bow
man and Jeanette Roddey; fifth grade,
Misses Eunice Chaplin and Lucy Fry;
sixth grade. Miss Lucille Sales; seventh
grade, Miss Roberta Wardlaw.
Arcade-V Victoria mill school: First
grade. Miss Evelyn Frew; second
and third grades, Miss Mary Love.
grade, Miss Lillian Hand; second
grade, Miss Flora White; third and
fourth grades, Miss Matte White;
Highland Park mill school: First
grade, Miss Josie Hall; second grade.
Miss Margaret Biggers; third and
fourth grades. Miss Mary Johnson.
Additional teachers for the sixth and
seventh grades and q teacher Of do
mestic science will be elected later.
All the teachers above named have ac-
cepted.
Adams McGilI.
| One Of the prettiest weddings Of the
season was solemnized at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. James Adams near
Bowling Green, Wednesday evening,
when their daughter Miss Mary Martha,
became the bride Of Mr.. A. M. Nc
Gill, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. w. p. Grier, pastor Of Beth
any, Glover and Crowders Creek
churches, in the presence Of large
number Of friends and acquaintances
Of the contracting parties. The home
Of the bride was prettily decorated on
account Of the occasion, the color
scheme being green and white, the
ceremony taking place in the parlor.
The bridesmaids were: Misses Bes-
sic Falls, Rebecca Wilson, Lois
groom's brother. Mr.. J. L. McGill,
acted as best man and his sister, Mrs.
Grady Adams, was dame of honor.
The bride entered upon the arm Of her
brother, Mr.. Grady Adams. She wore
a pretty gown Of crepe de chine while
the four bridesmaids wore gowns Of
blue chiffon. The ushers were Messrs.
Baxter C. Riddle and Lucius M. Jack
son, Misses Margaret Ware and Isabel
Jackson were the pretty little flower
girls and Miss Ida Pureley Of Gastonia
played the wedding march. Immedi-
ately after the wedding a reception
was rendered the young couple at the
home. They were the recipients Of
scores Of beautiful and useful wedding
presents. The young couple are we'll
known in York and CASTOR counties,
Mr.. McGill being in business in the
Ramah section, and his bride having
many friends and acquaintances in
the section in which she lives. They
will reside at Ramah.
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