Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-10-12
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News Happenings In NelghbOfing
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News Happenings In NelghbOrin!
Communities.
CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING
Dealing Mainly With Local Affairs Of
Cherokee, Cleveland, CASTOR. Ian.
caster and Chester.
Rock Hill Herald, Oct. 8: Humorous
to q degree, bubbling with optimism
overflowing with the soundest Of ad-
vice in an eloquent and an enjoyable
manner, the address Of DR.. D. w
Daniel of Clemson college, at the
quarterly meeting Of the chamber OF
commerce last night, was declared by
all to have been the most masterful
address ever delivered before the COM
mercial organization. To use the
words of the Charlotte chamber OF
commerce president, 1t was worth
walking all the way from Charlotte to
hear. Quite a large number Of Rock
Hill people were out for the occasion.
In addition there were about a hun
dred Charlotte boosters present, in
cluding the Charlotte band. After DR..
Daniel spoke talks were made by May
or Kirkpatrick, David Ovens and w.
c. Dowd of Charlotte. After the
Charlotte men had departed business
session was held and five directors
elected. A group Of young ladies
served coffee, sandwiches, ETC., before
the visitors departed. The evening
was a most enjoyable one from every
standpoint and everybody expressed
their pleasure at being present. ......
Arrangements are being made to pro-
vide a rest room at the fair grounds
and 1t will be in readiness by We'd
nesday morning. This room will be the
headquarters for the better babies con-
test, which will be held on Wednes-
day morning, the hour to be fixed lat
er. However, it will be about IL
o'clock or shortly thereafter.
Gastonia Gazette, Oct. 8: There will
be no difficulty in locating the CASTOR
County Boys Corn club boys here next
Tuesday, which is school children's
day at the CASTOR county fair. They
will march in a body from the court
house to the fair grounds and each
one will carry as a banner a corn stalk.
900. There have been no new cases
Of diphtheria in the city this week.
The cases which had already develop
ed are getting along nicely. Unless
there should be development Of fur
ther cases the primary and intermedi-
ate classes Of the Central Graded
school will resume work again next
Monday morning. Mr.. Henry Clark,
who recently underwent very serious
operation at a Baltimore hospital, has
returned to his home here. Though
still weak from the effects Of the ope-
ration, he is getting along splendidly
and Is able to be out. Deputy
Sheriff c. Y. Young Of Chester county.
s. c., came here yesterday after one
John Sanders, colored, who Is wanted
there to answer to a charge Of assault
with intent to kill. .... AT the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. N. E. Jenkins,
on East Airline avenue. at $50 o'clock
Wednesday evening, very beautiful
home wedding was solemnized when
Miss Mary Jenkins became t..e bride
~ M Eolooro n prortor
Lancaster News, Oct. 8: Today Is
the 6Oth anniversary Of the birth Of
perhaps the most popular man in the
county, Sheriff ]. P. Hunter. Not
withstanding the fact that he has
reached his, three score years, he is
still as active and energetic in the
discharge Of his duties as he was
many years ago, when he first be-
came sheriff. He never loses the trail
of fugitive from justice. He never
quits working to capture them until
they are caught. In celebration Of his
birthday he Is sending a deputy to
Winston Salem, N. c., for Johnson
Benson, charged with larceny from the
field; and another deputy to Hunters
villa, Ala, for while man by the
name Of Brown Simpson, charged with
disposing of property under lien.......
Rev. Dr. ]. H. Thayer is in attendance
on the Moriah Baptist association
with the Flat Creek church. DR..
Thayer preached the opening sermon.
He carried to the association a splen-
did report from the First Baptist
church. The Lancaster colored
school opened Monday, with an en-
rollment Of 1856. Last year only 10S
pupils were enrolled in this school.
An increase in attendance has been
made in all Of the graded schools OF
Lancaster. -. Magistrate w. ]. Cren-
shaw Of Van Wyck, was in town last
Monday, and turned over to the coun-
ty treasurer $63, fines collected in his
court the past quarter. His docket
was also inspected by County Super
visor Cook, as the law requires and
found neatly kept and in first-class
condition.
Fort Mill Times, Oct. 7: F. E. Ar
drey left Fort Mill Monday at noon for
Florence, where, on Tuesday, he was
to marry Miss Blanche Lawrence. Mr..
Ardery was accompanied by Mr.. w. F.
Lewis Of this city, who was to act as
best man at the marriage. Mr.. Ardery
and bride will tour the west, return
ing to Fort Mill about November 1st
Second Lieut.. r. A. Fulp of the
Fort Mill militia organization, asks
the Times to say that the company has
received an invitation to attend the
York county fair at Rock Hill on
opening date, Wednesday, October 13
Free transportation and entrance to
the fair will be furnished, and Lieut..
Fulp requests that all members Of the
company who desire to attend notify
him at once in order that he may
make the necessary arrangements. -.
Gaffney Ledger, Oct. 8: Reports re-