Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-31
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Chester Reporter, Oct. 27: Dir: w.
A Darby, of Lowrysville. had his Ford
stolen Friday while, in Rock Hill: At At
tending the York, County Fairr.r,Mr,
Thomas F. Wilkes, until recently Of
the local post6ftice forge, is nov IN
the he railroad mail service and Mr., R.
G. Stricken has a regular position al
the postoFice.,.....Mr. E. p, Hunter
Of the Baldwin Mill. and Mr., w. L.
Griffin, of Charlotte, N. c. were sew
erely hurt yesterday afternoon, when
their Ford turned turtle; opposite the
residence of Mr.. H.. C. Grafton. Mi.
Hunter had his back badly hurt' ana
was painfully bruised. Mr.. Griffin had
both shoulders. mashed. The other oc-
.upants of the ,car-Will Smith and
lack Wilson-were only slightly hurt.
- A, !. total of SIS were received al
Bethel NJ. E. church yesterday morn
ingGs1 by profession of faith Us oy
vows and is by vows of baptism) and
27 by certificate. Several were also
received at the other churches, making
a total altogether as large or very
nearly as large as received the first
Sunday after Rev. Gypsy" Smiths
) departure, and showing how far
reaching and profound have been the
effects Of that great revival.......,,..,.Mr.
Guy W.. Wilkes, of Charleston, ana
Miss Aggie Dele Sherer, Of Chester
were quietly married at the Nurses
Home of the Chester Sanatorium Sat
urday afternoon, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. c. c. Herbert, pas
tor, Of Bethel NJ. E. church, in the
presence of a few friends and rela-
tives.
oaffney Ledger, Oct. %: News was
received here yesterday Of tho death
OF j. w. Booth, which occurred Sun
Day morning at Lubback Santtarium,
Tex. Mr.. Booth lived in Gaffney for
several months until recently, having
been connected with S. 3. Webstcr's
business. announcement is made
of the marriage of Miss Clara Tate
and Russell Holt which occurred ut
the Cherokee Avenue Baptist parson-
age Friday evening. The ceremony
was, performed by Rev. J. M. Ham
rick with only, few witnesses being
present....Mrs. Selemmer PritcAard
Buice, wife of ]. Henry Buice of this
city, died Saturday morning at 10
o'clock at Duluth, Ga, where she and
Mr.. Buice were visiting. They had
been on a trip through Georgia, having
wished Atlanta, and were on the way
back home when they stopped at Du-
luth where Mr.. Buice has some
farming interests. Mrs. Buice be-
came SO sick that she could not be
brought home, and the illness COIL
tinued for ten days until her death
on. Saturday. Friends Of Deputy
Sherfff Joe Watkins will regret to
learn that he Is i'll ct the home of 7.
H. Littlejohn, on Grand street,
with whom he lives. Jusut after arriv-
ing yesterday morning Mr.. Watkins
suffered fainting spell, but his con-
dftion was reported to be improving
later in the day.-.......One thousand six
hundred and fifty-four children, are
enrolled in the public schools of Gaff-
ney, rot including tho textile and ILL
terate classes which are supported by
local mills, according TO figures sub
mitted by ]. Harvey Witherspoon, SUI
perintendent to the trustees Cf school
district No. 10 at their regular meet
ing Friday night.
Gatfney Ledger, Oct. SO: A Wedding
of much interest throughout the city
is that of Mr.. Joseph Prcssly Muse,
lll0 oOll VI IiCN. anu -. ffA lAoS,
Of Greenwood, and Miss Ruth Isabelle
Service, of this city which took place
yesterday morning at. the First Baptist
parsonage in Spartanburg, the Rev.
W., L. Ball, pastor of the bride Of
f1ciating g.,.........Application for charter
for the Parris-Jones Company, new
gents furnishing and ladies' and
children's shoe store, will be made to
the secretary of state within few
days. The capital stock Of the concern
will be $4,000. The petitioners will
be R. NJ. wilkins, w. c. Paris and
Robert A. jones.........A marriage of
considerable interest that was solsm-
niaed Sunday was that Of Mrs. Lillian
Harry Baxter and Ephriam Columbus
Lancaster News, Oct. %: J. Lester
Nelson, son Of ]. c. Nelson of the Jack
sonham section of the county, died in
Asheville Saturday, night, where he had
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