Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-08
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and All Helping to Give an Idea Of
What Our Neishbors Are Saying and
Rock Hill Record, July 8: The
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Max w. Bryant
sympathize with them in the loss Of
their baby boy. Max William. aged
four months, who died Tuesday morn
ing at their home on Park avenue.
The funeral was held yesterday morn
ing with interment in Laurelwood-.....
Oakland Avenue Presbyterian, church
was the scene of beautiful wedding
last evening when Miss Lula Fewen be-
came tho bride of David v. Walker, Jr.,
Of Winnsboro......---.-J E. Lowry, Miss
es Gerald Lowry JULIA Smith and Mrs.
Will Erwin Of Yorkville were visitors
here today.
Fort Mill Times, July 8: Mr.. J. 2.
Crowder, of the township, lost a nice
horse Saturday morning in q very un-
usual manner. The horse, with an
other animal, was pulling disc plow
near the home Of Mr.. Crowder, when In
making the turn at the end Of row, 1t
became entangled In the trace Chains
and fell across the front Of the ma
chine. An upright bolt In tho machine
penetrated the left hind leg Of the horse
in such manner that the animal bled
to death before any ASSISTANCE could
be given it.There were two mar
riages in Fort Mill Saturday afternoon,
the couples being Marlin o. Hood and
Miss Ethel May Hollifield, and T. A.
Caunup and Miss Grace Bennett. Mrs.
Cannup Is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyce Bennett, Of Lower Fort Mil.
while Mrs. Hoods mother resides In
this city. ALI the young people are
popular and many friends wish them
much happiness.--...-.Paxter E. Wright,
another Of the Fort Mill boys who has
been on duty overseas, has received
his discharge and returned to his
home in this city.........The Rev. ]. w.
H. Dyches, Th. D. performed the mar
riage ceremony at double wedding
Saturday afternoon at. the home Of
Mrs R. o. Hollineld, the contracting
parties being Mr.. Brown Wells OF
Rock Hill and Miss Myrtle Stillwell.
and Mr.. Marlin o. Hood and Misc Ethel
Holliield, tho latter parties being from
Fort Mill. The ceremony was Witness
ed by only few relatives and friends.
Gaffnsy Ledger, July 3: Robt. Gard
dner, after serving several months In
the army in France, has received his
honorable discharge and returned to
his home here. Mr.. Gardner was dis
charged at Camp Jackson.....---.-Anong
the soldiers to be discharged at Camp
Jackson, according to information sup
eplied by the Columbia War Camp
Community service, are william B.
Gains and Joseph Franklin Martin, Of
Gaffney, and Reuben Stroud of Blacks
burg.........Mr. and Mrs. N. c. Hughes
left Gaffney Tuesday for Laurens where
they will make their home. Mr..
Hughes has been elected Laurens coun-
ty highway engineer, a position SINH
lar to the one ne held here. @. c,
Stanley has succeeded Mr.. Hughes as
Cherokee county highway engineer.......
j. L. Walker Tuesday assumed the
duties Of superintendent Of education
in Cherokee county. Mr.. Walker will
be in his Office at the court house every
day for some time, getting in touch
with school affairs. T. K. Vassy has
been appointed member Of the coun-
ty board Of education, succeeding Mr..
Walker. The board is now composed
of Mr.. Walker, Mr.. Vassy and ]. Har-
vev Witherspoon, superintendent Of the
city schools.........One Of the seasons
most interesting weddings was that Of
Miss Isma Gault and Mr.. Herbert
Waters, which took place Wednesday
afternoon in Jonesvills at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. ].
NJ. Gault.
Chester Reporter, July 8: The coun-
ty board of education has appointed
Messrs. S. NJ. McWatters. W. B. Me-
Fadden, and W. c.. McKeown trustees
Of Fort Lawn. school district, vice
Messrs. D. Ferguson, N. w. Roddey,
and T. L. McFadden, resigned. The
new trustees were nominated few