Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-12
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News From Within and Without
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Some Items of Fact, Some of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neighbors Are Saying and
Doing.
| Rock Hill Record, Aug. z: Among
Those who attended the Cotton Con-
yention at Columbia yesterday were
lie. w. Ratterree, John E. Craig, Frank
Craig, E. G. Locks, j. P. Williamson,
lAdger Huey, H. ]. tinker, r. 4. Co.
wan, Alex Williford, ]. D. Glass, j. b.
johnson, S. r. Spencer and A. A. Nc
IKeown.After a short attack or
pneumonia, Luther Tinker died Tues
day morning at his home in the
Wymojo village, aged "a. He leaves a
widow. The funeral was held yester-
lday, with interment at Laurelwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. c. Partlow, who
Ihad been living in Columbia, have re-
turned to Rock Hill to live, the former
Inow being connected with the Stegall
Water and Light COL. l. Hayes, a
we'll known citizen of this place and
Superintendent of the yards at the
Carhartt Mill died last night OF
IBright's Diseases Sam Brice has been
appointed to a position with the Cit
Iizens Bank and Trust Co.........Charles
lHolroyd, who has been with the Citi-
zens Bank and Trust Co., has been ap-
pointed to a position with the Peoples
National Bank.
Fort Mill Times, Aug. 8: Rev. j.
w. H. Dyches. TIL. D., returned Sat-
urday after an absence of four weeks
which were spent in Barnwen and
Orangeburg counties where he con-
Quoted religious services during the
entire time, holding A meetings.-..--......
The Rev. r. G. McLees, Of Chatham,
Va, who has been conducting revival
services at Bethesda church in this
county, was guest this week of DR..
and Mrs. ]. B. Elliott......--..--During the
past week the Wolfe cottage and lot
on Spratt street was transferred by DR..
]. Lee Spratt to Mr.. Thos. F. Lyle.
Mr.. Lytle sold a lot in Whiteville
Park to Mr.. J. Lee Capps whose prop
erty the lot adjoined. Lula
Culp Baker, wife Of j. White Baker
died at her home in Sprattville short
ly after noon Friday and the inter-
ment was made at o'clock Saturday
day afternoon in New Unity cemetery.
The funeral service at the late home
of the deceased was conducted by the
Rev. ]. B. Black....------Petitions are
being circulated among the freeholders
asking for an election to be held on
the question of issuing bonds for per-
manent street improvement.
Lancaster News, Aug. 8: S. B.
Roberts, of the Creek section, has
rented the Mike Johnson home on
West Gay street and will move his
family to Lancaster, at an early date.
D. A. Boyd, who has occupied the
Johnson home since coming to the
city. will move into the Barron dwell
ing Just across the street from his
; present residence..-......-Herber A. Hor-'
ton. who has been cashier Of the
Springs Banking and Mercantile Com
pany at Heath Springs for number OF
years, has resigned his position and
will become general manager OF the
Blaney Mercantile Company, a new
firm recently organized by John T.
Mackey, Of Camden, and Mr.. Bowman,
of Blaney. The new firm will do
general merchandising business
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Gregory have
returned home from Atlanta, where
they attended the funeral of their
little grandson, Billie Drake. They
were accompanied home by James
Stoney Drake, Jr.---.......During the
month of July, the home service Sec
ton of the Lancaster Red Cross
handled 22O cases for families Of SOL
diers. This is the largest number OF
families the local Red Cross mas
handled during one months time since
it's organization.
Gastonia Gazette, Aug. 8: Misses
Margaret and Sarah Jones of York.
S. c., are the guests of Mrs. u. T.
Mcconnell H. l.. Wright
and little son, Herbert, Of Clover, s.
c., are the guests of DR.. and MRS. ).
w. Campbell. .......At Pisgah church
six miles west Of Gastonia, there was
held Wednesday the first annual con-
ference of the Junior Christian Union
of the first district Of the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian church. This
district is composed of the unions of
the churches of Bessemer City, Crowd
ers Creek, Gastonia, Pisgah and
Kings Mountain. There were more
than a hundred young people in at
Tendance. The meeting was presided
over by Miss Bessie Bolin, of Crowd
ers Three men, Messrs. j.
S. Humphries, T. S. Watterson and
R. A. Henry were brought to the City
Hospital yesterday afternoon on
train No. 1873, suffering from wounds
received when the automobile in
which they were riding was struck
by southbound train No. As yesterday
afternoon near Grover..--....-.-Nisses
Mabel and Alberta Rankin spent
Wednesday afternoon in Glover, as
the guests of Miss Edith Jackson
Mr.. Preston Goforth, of the
Bethany section, was visitor in the
city Wednesday.
Chester Reporter, Aug. 7: Mr.. c. N.
Allen, of Latta, has accepted the posi-
ton of instructor of manual training
in the Chester public schools."......The
public will be glad to learn that Prof.
ID. L. Rambo will return to Chester to
resume the position of principal of the
lgraded schools, which he held prior to
accepting the superintendency at York.
Do ic ono Of tha ah1aSt H.