Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-10-15
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1915.

the contracting parties, witnessing the
ceremony. The bride is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. C.. Caveny OF the
Bethesda neighborhood, while the
groom Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
the ceremony the young people left
on a bridal trip.
Civil Service Examination.
There will be a civil service ex-
animation at Yorkville and Rock Hill
on November 10, for the benefit OF APP
plicants to fill a vacancy in Fort Mil.
and such other vacancies as may oc-
cur in the county later on. The ex-
animation will be open to male citi-
zens Of York county. Those who de-
Mt once make application to he civil
service commission at Washington for
the necessary blanks.
Patterson Elected.
BY electing B.. e. Patterson mayor
yesterday. I'VE w. M. Carothers, Fort
Mill has the distinction Of having the
youngest mayor In the state. Mr.. Pat
te-son Is only 81 years old, having
cast his first vote yesterday. A total
Of III votes were cast, the largest
Il IuIIlDCE III IN loWh - It6loLy y
son received SO and Carothers 81. Fort
Mills youthful mayor Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Patterson. of that
town, and Is highly esteemed in the
community.
Fourth Bank for Rock Hill.
The Citizens Bank and Trust Co.
is the name of the newest banking in
stitution which will be established in
Rock Hill. This will make four bank
ing establishments for that city. The
latest bank will have a capital stock
Of 5000. j. W. O'Neal, a well known
| president Of the new bank. Mr.. George
A. Beach Is to be cashier Of the new
bar King house. Other citizens Of Rock
Hill who are interested are ]. B.
Creighton, ]. M. Russell, j. B.. Sykes,
John R Shurley and e. H. johnson.
The CASTOR County Fair.
The first annual fair Of CASTOR
county has been in progress since last
Tuesday and will continue through
tomorrow. Tuesday vas School Day."
and most Of the teachers and school
children Of the county were in at
tendance, all Of them having been
provided with free tickets. Congress-
man Webb delivered an address during
the morning. The attendance during
Tuesday was close to $500. The ag-
ricultural exhibits were not especially
striking, but the live stock exhibits
were quite creditable. According to
the Gastonian Of yesterday, the Cas-
ton county fair was one Of the best
county fairs In the state"
Rev. Mr.. Ham at Hamlet.
Hamlet, N. c., special Of October Is,
to the Charlotte Observer: The re-
| vival services conducted by Rev. j.
w. Ham and his assistants for the past
three weeks In a large tent here, clos
ed Sunday. The tent, with q seating,
capacity Of about 1000, was filed AZ
most Of the services. Sunday afternoon
at the services for men only, there
were at least $500 in attendance and at
the night service In equally as large
number. There were many converts
and many Joined the various churches.
Mr.. Ham Is a forceful and entertain
ing speaker and while at times he be-
comes sensational, he has drawn large
congregations and the general opinion
Is that he has done great good here.
There has To- been such q revival
in the town and there has never been
a meeting with such large attendance.
York County Fair Organization.
Rock Hill Herald: Thursday at
noon the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the fair was held. The
purpose was the election Of two d.
r~ectors, the terms Of two expiring
each year, tho election Of eighteen adj
visory directors and to consider any
other business that might come up.
James 8. White and d. p. Steele were
unanimously reelected for a period Of
three years, their terms as directors
having expired. The following advi-
sorry directors were named: Catawba
P. Leslie and N. B. Williams;
Bullock's Creek. r. Blair end j. c.
Kirkpatrick; Bethcl-Will Adams and
DR.. T. NJ. Dulin; Ebenczer-J. F. Will
liams and T. M. Oates; Kings Noun
tain-D. NJ, Hall and Leslie McGill;
Bethesda. F. Ashe and W. s. Perci-
val; Broad River-W. 8. Wilkerson
and DR.. ]. H. Sage; York;. C. Rid
die and H. B. James; Fort Mile. p.
B~lankenship and T. B. Spratt. After
the selection Of the directors, Presi-
dent Weeks made q statement regard
ing the fair. On motion 1t was or
dered that the secretary issue a finsn-
cial report after the fair closes and
mail a copy to each stakeholder. A
called meeting Of the directors will be
held just after the fair to consider
steps for the coming year.