Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-07-25
eastonia Gazette, July 21: Rev. A.

eastonia Gazette, July 21: Rev. A.
A. Mclean, pastor Of the Lenoir
Presbyterian church is spending a
few days in Gastonia, with relatives
MFR. Cameron Morrison, OF Char-
lotte. who is a candidate for governor
spent several hours in the city Satur-
day afternoon gripping the hands OF
friends. He made the trip through the
country by automobile, stopping for a
short time at Lowell. where he was 10
have spoken at noon but was prevent
ed from so doing because OF the rain'
the community picnic. there having
been called Miss Ruth Katherine
Anderson and Mr.. Lawrence Craig
Groves were married Friday evening
at 8 o'clock at the home Of the brides
parents DR.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Ander-
son. West Airline avenue, Rev. A. l..
Stanford, pastor of Main Stl eet Metho-
dist church, officiating...........Word was
received here this morning CT the
death of Mrs. Matilda Kennedy Puck
EFT, which occurred at o'clock this
morning at the home or Mrs. sam
Kelly, a niece OF the deceased, IN
Kannapolis. Mrs. Puckett had been IN
feeble health for several months. she
is survived by only one brother Rev.
]. c. Kennedy. aged ST. who also
makes his home at Kannapolis. Mrs.
Puckett was an aunt OF Mrs. Frost
Terrence and Mrs. James II. Kennedy,
of this city, being sister OF thelr
father. the late Rev. ]. j. Kennedy.
Rock Hill Record, July 21: An at
tache of the U. S. Civil Service COM
mission spent Saturday in Rock HILL
presumably for the purpose OF looking
over the numerous candidates for post
master. There are really said to be
ten candidates for this job, but only the
Washington official knows who COM
prise the list OF Those
who went to Clemson this morning to
take in the special farmers week over
there were C. D. Reid, c. D. Reid, Jr.,
Med. Clinton, ]. Ed. Oates, A. G. West
brooks, E. II. Killian, Jas. 5. Whlte,
w. D. Thomas, T. c. Nicely, ]. A.
Hayes, w. N. Clinton. N. M. Easley'
]. c. Ligon, S. r. Spencer, r. A. Will
son. ]. A. Smith, Jas. P. Sturgis, Roy
G.. Williams and possibly others.........'.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Kimball are en-
gagged in moving to their new home In
| Ebenezer special meeting or the
Bethel Presbytery was held In the
Glover Presbyterian church THURSDAY
| morning at IL o'clock to consider the
dismissal Of Mr.. Hay and Mr.. Miller
to Kings Mountain. and Florida Pres
| syteries, respectively. The meeting
was presided over by the Rev. G. W.
| Nickel, moderator. The Rev. j. g.
| Wardlaw. clerk; the Rev. A. E. Spen-
Ger, the Rev. ]. NJ. McClain, the Rev
j. G. Berryhill and r. L. Wylie, elder
were present also........Sneak thieves OF
burglars seem to be plying their trade
in the city. On Saturday night they
| entered the home of John 7. Roddey
| on Oakland avenue, entered by the
| kitchen window after cutting the wire
screen and raising the sash. Among
the things that Mr.. Roddey had missed
| is his watch and chain, the water
having cost him s125 several years age
| and the chain S35. They ransacked
the whole house but as there was nc
money of any note in the house the!
did not get anything Of value except
the watch and chain that Mr.. Rodde!
has discovered.
Chester Reporter, July q: Th'
i maintenance squad for the repair O