Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-15

result already stated. douglas cidiHl
that other parties standing by he'll
him and allowed Johnson to cut him
and 1t Is probable that warrants VII
be taken out for several......-On Wed
nesday evening the choir and Ladies
Aid Society of the First Baptist churcl
entertained the inmates Of the Count.
Home. A delightful musical program
was- arranged, including severa
chorus selections, solos by Mrs. j. L
Cuthbertson and Mr.. Arthur Cornwell
and duets by Misses Vivian Gregor!
and Ocey Corkill, and Messrs. Gui
,, Westerland and Arthur Cornwell
They sang some Of the popular songs
as we'll as some of the old time ones
all of which were splendidly rendered
Miss Mamie Mccoy recited several Sc
lections, which were greatly enjoyed
After this part Of the program refresh.
ments were served by the ladies. Dur.
ing refreshments Misses Ocey Corkil
and Essie Orr played some very charm
ing selections.......The city council held
the regular monthly meeting Tuesday
evening. Upon report that the petition
called for an election to decide wheth-
er the city shall issue bonds for street
and waterwork improvements contain
ed the signatures of the majority of
the free-holders the election was duly
ordered, as will appear from an
nouncements to that effect elsewhere.
DR.. H. B. Malone, chairman Of the
Board Of Health. appeared before
council and explained the plans that
the Board Of Health are trying to
carry out for the protection of the
public health, and asked for an ap-
preparation to have larger bodies con-
structed for the trash wagons. An ap-
plication from Mr.. r. ]. Demopolis to
rent the opera house was referred to
the public health committee.-.-..--Mr.
Paul G. McCorkle, Of York, who un-
derwert an operation for appendicitis
Saturday at the Chester Sanatorium.
is getting along nicely....---Dr. c. M.
Rakestraw, Captain ]. L. Glenn, Jr,
and County Superintendent of Educa-
ton w. D. Knox are to be speakers at
an educational rally at Armenia FRI
day. County Superintendent of Educa-
ton Knox will explain the new school
attendance law in detail, and the other
speakers will discuss other phases OF
education. Armenia which Is famed
for her lavish hospitality, extends
cordial invitation to the public to be
present on this occasion.....-.-.Marriage
licenses as follows were issued Satur-
day from the office Of Judge OF Pro-
bate A. w. Wise: Mr.. Arthur Pate and
Miss Annie Wooten, both Of Chester;
and Mr. Robert D. Wages, Of Cornwell,
and Miss Jessie Cameron, Of Chester.
............We don't know anything about
the merits of the controversy as to
whether the Guernsey Show to be con-
Quoted in connection with the county
fair ought to be open to the world, or
be limited to the counties Of Chester,
York, and Fairfield, and don't propose
to get mixed up in the discussion
However, we can see merit 1.-the con-
tentions of both sides; and earnestly
trust that the decision arrived at will
not be the means Of introducing dis
sension in to the ranks Of an associa-
ton that is doing so much for the cat
tie industry Of the three countries........
The revival which has been running at
New Hope church closed Sunday. with
about "a converts. The older members
say this is the greatest revival they
have had for a number Of years. Both
old and young seemed to be greatly
impressed with the able preaching OF
Rev. S. B. White. their pastor, who
conducted the meeting without any as
sistance. Much credit Is to be given
Bro. White and officers Of the church.
At the close Of the meeting Rev. Mr..
White was presented with handsome
purse, which showed the esteem the
members have for him.