Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-03-23

remain open through Saturday, April
oath. .... Friends Of Capt. D. E. Pen
ny, the popular l. & G. conductor,
will regret to learn that he Is serious
| ly Ill with pneumonia at his home In
Lancaster. ..... Caleb Beam, colored,
who has been the efficient janitor at
every term Of court in this county for
the past forty years. is seriously Ill at
his home on Saluda street, and 1t is
doubtful whether he will be able to
be present when court convenes Mon
day. Mrs. D. H. Smith died at her
home at Blackstock this morning at
four o'clock, after a long illness, and
will be hurled at Concord graveyard
tomorrow morning at II o'clock, after
funeral services by Rev. w. 8. Hami-
ter. The deceased was a native OF
Fairfield county, and was a devout
member Of the Presbyterian church.
She Is survived by her husband, three
sons and one daughter.
Fort Mill Times, March 18: w. M.
Carothers and family are arranging
to move to the dwelling next to the
one they now occupy on White street.
the latter to be taken in short time
by ]. E. Williamson. 1t Is report
ed on the streets that Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. II
to the McGinn plantation, In the Har-
rison church neighborhood, which Mr..
Russell has rented and will cultivate
this year. Mill No. 2, Of the Fort
Mill Mfg. company, which has been
closed down for several months, be-
gan operations Monday morning. It
Is stated that q majority Of the en-
ployes who were formerly engaged In
the mill, were present Monday and
took up their old jobs. .Construc-
ton work was commenced Monday
street. to be occupied by L. ]. Massey.
go. The services Of a night police
man for the town Of Fort Mill were
dispensed with at meeting OF the
city council the last week. The posi-
ton Of night officer was created by
the council early last fall and Mr..
Frank Hunnisuck has efficiently filled
the place since that time. Mr..
M. E. Culp, formerly Of Pineville, died
at his home in Charlotte Tuesday
night at 1890 o'clock. Mr Culp was
clining health for several months. He
was druggist by profession and
during his residence In Pineville, serv-
ed the town for several terms as may
or. He leaves wife, two brothers
and three sisters.
Rock Hill Record, March 18: Mon
day night about 11.30 O'Clock, the barn
Of Rev. J. I. Spinks, who lives In the
Methodist parsonage back OF the Gen.
trail Graded school, was discovered to
be on fire and an alarm Immediately
given. The fire company responded
promptly, but on account OF there be-
Ing no water mains in this section, the
a k@ M
thing and the barn was total loss
and Mr.. Spink's handosem touring
car was burned with 1t. The loss was
partly covered by insurance. ..... The
4-year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. n.
Mayberry died Tuesday, with pneu-
monia, at the home on Hutchinson
street The remains were taken to
Hiddenite N. c., for interment. .....
Mrs Mary Youngblood returned Tues
day from Baltimore with her daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth, who has been In
hospital there for treatment. The
young lady Is much improved. Nv.
n. Allen Of Charlotte, an experienced
lumber and building material man,
has accepted a position with the
Syleecau Mfg. Co., as estimator and
salesman.
Kings Mountain Herald, March IS:
Chief Of Police ]. II. Fisher was called
to q house near the Dilling mill, Mon
day morning, where he killed mad
dog and several other dogs which had
been bitten by the rabid animal. .....
Miss Flora Herndon Of Union Level,
Va, has accepted q position with the
Watson Millinery company here and
has arrived In the city,. Tom Jenk-
ins Of Kings Mountain, died after
long illness Of tuberculosis, Friday,
March 9Th, at the age Of 40 years. he
was brother Of Messrs. Newt and
Press Jenkins.