Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-05
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and All Helping TO Give an Idea OF
What Our Nsiohbors Are Saying and
Doing.
Chester Reporter, Sept. !: Mrs.
sallie Anne Smythe. widow OF sne
late Alexander Smythe. died last FIJI.
day afternoon, after few weeks
glness. The funeral services were
conducted at the home OF Dr. ,. "
M,,io,. on west End Saturday after
noon by Rev. L. NJ. White; pastor oi
the First Baptist church, followed py
,ntarnaent in Uriel cemetery near
lewis Transfers OF town
nroperty have been numerous the ias'
few DAYS. Among the number "ere
tho nnrchase of Mr.. Henry Samuels
house ON Gadsden street by Mr.. ID. +,
Richardson; the purchase Of the bren-
necke property on Center street ara a
lot on McAliley street belongins 10 MT
A. N. Webb by Mr.. Geo. r. Dawson
and purchase of Mr.. NJ. A. Eliiotts
nroncrty on West End by Mr.. NJ. H.
Clark THE annual contest at the
Snringstein Mills for the best-kept
yard and garden resulted this year as
foilows: Mrs. Kfbert Smith. 1st; Mrs,
w 81 ROSS, 2nd; Mrs. Ed. Allen. Srd;
Mrs I. J. Watts, 9Th and Mrs. q. w.
aicKeown, 5th. One OF the striking
features OF the winning display was the
fact that practically every available
inch of SOIL was used for vegetable or
flowers, the crop of both being paru-
cularly luxiriant and weil-worked'
the weather for the last several weeks
considered. ........ Mrs. B. NJ Sismon
has returned to Chester and is again
superintendent Of the Chester Sana-
torium. In the summer Of 1918. when
the government called for nurses, Mrs.
Signion resigned her position to join
the University of Maryland unit, md
was later transferred o/duty in the
west. where. after the ;conciu5ion OF
hostiiities, ohe became superintendent
OF a lnrge hospital. Mrs. Sigmon Is
without superior as the head OF a
hospital, ana the local public Is de-
lighted again to have her here In this
responsible position...r......!o Satar-
dny. August Goth. at o'clock In the
morning q simple, but sweet and at
tractiye, home wedding wds solemniz-
ed, when Miss HuIda McLarnon be-
came the bride of Mr.. Joseph William
Poteat. teF
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Rock Hill Record, Sept. 1: The an
ntinl get together meeting and spread
oflthe Rock Hill Alfalfa Growers AS
sociufion will be held on Saturday.
September Q. Much interest is being
manifested in. the meeting and the
4. prospects are very bright for record
breaking attendance. There are moro
than two hundred members of the as
sociation, the membership extending
through the rich farming district OF
North and South Carolina. For the
past few years interest has increased
each year in the growing Of alfalfa
and 1t has proven to be wonderful
money crop TO many of the farmers
and their salvation IN stock-raising
-. Rev. w. j. Simpson of Coving-
ton, Ca, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Simpson of Lesslie. was operated on
Saturday at the Fennell Infirmary for
! APPENDICITIS. Miss Helen McManus
has been awarded the u. ID. c. scholar
ship at Winthrop for the coming year
Secretary Nell of the local Y. M.
G. 4. and q crowd of twelve boys re-
turned Saturday night from hiking
trip to Mount Mitchell. They all re-
ported q fine trip. Mrs. Henrietta
Lyle, widow of the late DR.. David
Lyle of the Lando section Of Chester
county, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Hollis, about
o'clock Sunday morning.......-.W. n
Milling OF Palmetto. Fla. brother of The
late j. H. Milling of this CITY, is a
visitor here. Mr. Milling says. that he
has not been here before In eighteen
years.
Lancaster News, Aug. 90: The fifth
death from the shooting at the car
barns of the Southern Public, Utilities