Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-04
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News From Within and Without
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tUNUEN0LU TUh VUluh hLnD"u
Some Items of Fact, Some OF Comment
and All. Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neighbors Are Saying and
Doing.
Rock Hill Record, Oct. so: Hyder
Moore, white. of this city who was
mentioned in a former issue OF The
Record as being in the lookup 1or
having forged prescription for dope
and who, had formerly been an IN,
mate in the State Hospital at Column
bia and P. w. Spencer, U. >. COM
missioner, decided. to dismiss the
charge and return him to the asylum
w. A. Garrison, Of the Mt. Hol-
ly section, took the prize for having
the best exhibit of its kind at the
York county Fair. He had wagon
fitted up with Is articles on 1t and OF
that lot he only missed two items ana
they were two bottles of blackberry
wine that was five years old. He sala
that either Herbert and Walter Dun
lap. John, F. Williams, Charlie Cobb,
bob" McFadden are responsible
for the shortage as he is sure that
Bob" Robinson of Edgmoor was not
there.
Fort Mil, Times, Oct. 30: Thos,' F,
Lytle of this, city recently bought from
Miss Mamie Nivens two building lots
for consideration of $1oO,-.:...B. M.
Bradford, for some time with Fergu-
sons Grocery, has accepted posi-
tion with the Cooperative Store'.-....----
About $50 hunting licenses have been
issued to parties in Fort Mill township
since they were placed on sale here
about two weeks jago.....,.Mrs. Nj. A.
Meacham, mother Of our townsmen'
Messrs. w B., and S. L. Meacham,
Is seriously i'll at the home OF her.
daughter, Mrs. E. S. Reeves, in Union.
.-s..s.. The Rev. A. c.. Speilmann, repre-
sentirs the Brooklyn Mission to the
Jews of Brooklyn, N. Y, addressed
q jbint congregation of the three local
churches in the Presbyterian church
Sunday night in the interest OF the
mission. Miss Kathleen Armstrons
left several days ago for Mebane, N.
c., where she will, teach during the
present ession,...-..--....Fort, Mill mas
citizen in the person Of DR.. j. r. Des-
Portes, who arrived several days, ago
for the practice here of medicine and
surgery.
Chester Reporter, Oct. 80: A we'd
ding of much interest to their many
friends was that of Miss Neila Simp-
son and Mr.. NJ. j. Shirley, which took
place yesterday afternoon at five
o'clock at the brides home on Hem
phil Avenue. The officiating minister
was Rev. C. c. Herbert, pastor OF the
bride. Only the Immediate families
and a few friends were present.-4---At
a meeting OF the city council yesterday
Sthe city tax levy for the year was fixed
at twenty mills. This is an increase
of five mills, and is necessary to take
care Of the paving and waterworks
bonds voted in September..-......At the
call Of Mrs. T. NJ. Douglas, president
of the City Missionary Union, repres-
entatives of the different ladies' mis-
sionary organization of the city, the
members cf the county legislative dele
CATION, county, Supervisor Davis G'
Anderson and other representatives OF
the county government, several OF the
physicians, and a number Of other citl-
zens met at the Chamber cf Commerce
Rest Room yesterday afternoon to con-
slider conditions at the County Home
and take steps looking to the amellora-
ton Of said conditions..---Parties who
were discovered by Mr.. ". D. Robinson
about 1880 o'clock last night prowllng
about the roof of the Walker-eHnry
building may have been trying to ef-
feet an entrance into the White or Ma
tional Banks. or Mr.. j. A. Walkers
store; bptjf.se. their attempt was frus-
trated, for as soon as they saw that
their presence had been detected they
hastilyoclambered to the ground, ana
were gone when the police arrived on'I
the scene. The following marriage
licenses have been issued. this week
from the office of Judge Of Probate A.
w. Wise: Mr.. Jacob NJ. Har-
rington, of New Zion, and Miss Gladys
Estelle Howell, of Bullocks Creek; Mr..
Malcolm j. Shirley, of Honea Path'
and Miss ,Neila H. Simpson, of Chester;
Mr.. ]. Pratt Burris and Miss Belle Hail.
both Of Bullock's Creek; Mr. Harvey L.
jackson of Leeds, and Miss Inez Smith,
of Baton Rouge; and Mr. William G.
Whaley, of Augusta, Ca, and MISS
Minnie Lee Hinson of Columbia.
Gaffney Ledger, Nov. 1: j. Dave
DeStaffino, well known barber VINO
was employed in the shop of Wood Il
Collins. on Limestone St, died sudden
" Wednesday at noon at his home
near Tears store. Mr.. DeStaffino had
been working as usual Wednesday
morning and went home for dinner.
Shortlys after arriving home he was