Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-14
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Some Items Of Fact, ,son,e Of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea Of
What Oar Nslshbors Are Saying and
Doing. s.tss ~
Rock Hill Record, Oct. 9: In the en-
roilmentl at the Medical College at
Charleston this year are the following:
j. b. Barron, second year pharmacy;
Thos. r. Carothers, Jr, first year
pharmacy and Thos. F. Ballard, sec
.ond year medical....--.-...sone 1hunared
ana 1--WE adults enrolled at the night
schools on Monday evening when the
night schools of the distict were open
ed. Aragon- Manchester had the
largest enrolment. 81, while the Ar
cades Victoria came second with 2S.
Perhaps the largest enrolment ac-
cordtng to the population was at the
highland Park school, where they had
2s....s.Jas. n. Benton Of The Herald
has bought a home on Johnston street
and has brought his family here from
Greensboro, N. c.. Friends OF Lieut..
Dick Kerr were pleased to see him
hete yesterday. He has recently re-
turned from France.....,r.,..T The wedding
Of Miss Mildred Koonce and J.. Roy
Barron occurred last night at the
Oakland Avenue Presbyterian church
the Rev. Alexander Martin officiating
Fort Mill Times, Oct. 8. His Fort Mil
friends viii be interested to know that
Lieut.. Herbert L Merritt, OF Wash
ington, d. c., has been ordered by the
war. department to duty in the Philip
Dines. He and Mrs. Merritt will leave
the Capital City about, the goth of this
month. ..This will make Lieut.. Mer-
ritt' third !. term in the Philippines
since his enlistment in the army.
Yesterday, OctobersS, marked the @hrst
anniversary of the big, battle over in
France in which the members of the
Fort Mil Light Infantry took, part and
ii, which a, dozen or more were wound
/, ed and Sergt. Eli Bales and Private
Walter. Leazer lost their lives. Mr..
Nj, Adcock, manager OF the Coopera-
tive Store since its opening some weeks
ago, has resigned and will return to
his former position; with the Fort MIL
Mfg. company. His successor in his
last position has not yet been named
.Aunt"i Laura ,Sulledge, one of the few
ren,aining slave time darkies in this
section, died at her home Saturday
night, after an illness Of several
weeks. Louise Massey, the 6-year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Massey, sustained "a painful injury in
an, automobile accident in. Rock Hill,
last "Wednesday. The child was lean
ing against the door Of her fathers
car when the machine turned corner
and, the door. opened, throwing the
little girl to the street and badly bruis-
ing zone of her arms.
Lancaster NeMs, Oct. 10; At 10
O'clock this morning there were two
hundred and eleven bales of cotton on
che streets of Lancaster waiting to be
weighed, representing 1o5.50o pounds
of lint cotton, which at the prevailing
price of 85 cents and better, makes a
total of ss6,sa5.0O. This was at one
time, during the day, though all since
early morning until the time The News
goes to- press at 2 o'clock, the streets
havs been literally lined with the
stanie. The price paid throughout the
forenoon was 35 to 35 1-2 cents..........,,
The burial of the remains of Morris
McEwaine, who died at the Embarka-
ton hospital in Hoboken, N. J., Mon
day, was held at Douglas church We'd
nesday afternoon, Rev. Hugh r. Muir
Gibson preaching the funeral. r.
II. Bell a young man of near ker-
shaw. was taken into custody in this
city Wednesday, being charged with
forging the name of r. L. Bell to a
check for s128 and securing the money,
OF the amount $123 was recovered. He
gave bond In the sum of $1,000 for his
appearance at the next term Of court.
...........The older citizens of Lancaster
will regret to learn Of the death of j.
Thomas Amos which occurred at his
home in Cheraw, September IA. He
had been in feeble health for several
Years. Mr.. Amos was a resident OF
Lancaster for "a number of years.
,chsster Reporter, Oct. g: Mrs. Kel-
" InIaan and Mrs. Pearla Trammeli'
of Bullock,s Creek, were Chester visi-
tsrs yesterday..-...,...,Chester Baptist
Association adjourned yesterday af-
ternoon after a two-days' session at
Lowryville. Next years meeting will
be held with Calvary Baptist church,
on Tuesday and Wednesday after the
first Sunday in October. The follow
ing officers were chosen; Moderator.
Rev. J. r. Moore, Of Fort Lawn; Clerk,
Mr.. r. J.. Brice, of Blackstock; and
Treasurer, Mr.. H. G. Thomas, Of Edge
moor. Mr.. Casper Holroyd, of Rock
Hill, who is q graduate of Wofford COL
1.oo no, baap eaourpd "a successor