Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-10-05

taught by Miss Mae Morris Of the In
dia Hook section Of the county.
B. F. Massey, Jr, a former Fort Mil
druggist, left Tuesday evening for
Tampa, Fla, where he Is to again en-
gage in the drug business Mrs. Mas
sey and little daughter will join Mr.
Massey in the Florida section within
a short time. go. The friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Wylie deeply sympa-
thize with them in the loss Of their lit
tie son, James Wylie, Jr., whose death
occurred at Greensboro, N. c., Tues
day night. The child was about two
years Of age and had been Ill but a
few days. The remains, accompanied
by the parents, were brought to Fort
Mill Wednesday afternoon and taken
to the home Of the grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs J. H. McMurray, from which
the funeral services will be conducted
this morning. The burial will be made
In New Unity cemetery, this city.
..... The Fort Mill friends of Rev.
Dr. Edward Mack will be interested to
learn Of the most cordial welcome ex-
tended him last week when he assum-
ed his duties as professor Of Hebrew
and Old Testament exegesis at the
Union Theological seminary in Rich
mond. Va, DR.. Mack is a graduate Of
Davidson college and was formerly
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church Of Charlotte.
Rock Hill Herald, Oct. I: The storm
which on Wednesday night swept the
gulf states, appeared to have reached
Rock Hill. Rain fell gently all Of yes
terday and last night 1t came In tor
rents for some time. The wind at
tained velocity Of thirty to forty
miles an hour during the night, re-
one Of regular March wealth
er. The ground was thoroughly dry
in this section and the rain did vast
Of good, both to the crops and
in aiding the seeding Of alfalfa and
cover crops. 80. Interest In the elec-
ton for a mayor Of Fort Mill Is in
creasing, and while conditions are en-
tirely harmonious, the two candidates,
w. M. Carothers and B. E. Patterson,
and their friends are doing a great deal
Of earnest work. The candidates have
arranged for the county board Of reg
istration to be here on Saturday next,
to enable those Of the citizens who
are not registered or have lost their
to secure one. 1t Is prob
able that Is voters will appear on the
local registration books when they are
closed. I'D. M. Ferguson died last
night at his home in the Arcade vii
lage, following an illness Of some
weeks. He was 55 years Of age and
Is survived by his wife and several
children.
Kings Mountain Herald, Sept. 30:
]. F. Ware has been in what Is con-
by some as a critical condition
since Sunday as the result Of an auto
mobile wreck Sunday afternoon. The
was the property Of DR.. J.
G. Hord and was driven by Otto Hord.
Besides Otto. Mr.. Ware, Burgon Falls
and Will Berry. colored. were in the
machine. They had been to Shelby
and were returning. After descending
the long hull this side Of Shelby, the
excessive speed Of the machine made
1t impossible to make the curve and
the car went headway against the en-
bankment. All the occupants were
out and all more or less injur-
ed but MI. Ware was the only one to
receive serious injuries. He had one
or more ribs broken and is bruised and
cut and stove up good deal. He has
been in a serious condition ever since.
The automobile was badly wrecked.
The car was a two-passenger ma
chine but the four were taking pas
sage on 1t, which fact accounts for the
enormity of the accident.