Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-28
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throughout the state was the marriage
of Miss Rebecca Hafner and Mr.. Ed
gar. Lee Royal, of North Carolina,
which occurred yesterday morning at
nine o'clock at the attractive home of
the brides father: Mr.. H. W.. Hafner,
on York street. cases OF. ty-
phoid. fever that were reported. today
TO, the Health. Department are the re-
suit. +: Dr. Boldridge is confident, Of
drinking spring or well water that is
contaminated. During the furry last
week on account Of too, much chlorine
in the city water a great many per,
sons disregarded the, warning of the
health authorities, and used Spring
OF. well water very freely. One case
is in the home of Mr.. c. Y. Young. and
the three others are children of Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Clemmer. The Health
Department urges the public to re-
frain, absolutely from the further use
of spring and well water until care
fhl. investigation can be made..."...The
following marriage licenses have been
issued from Judge of Probate A. w.
Wise's office this week; Mr.. w. D.
Rodman and Miss Jessie Millen, both
Of Rodman; Mr.. Leslie Weir, of Black
stock, and Miss Cora Rains, Of Abbe-
vile: and Mr.. Willie Johnson, of Col
umbia, and Miss Monte Baker of Great
i'alls...........Deputy Sheriff James G..
Howe. who went to Columbia Tues
day to recover Mr.. W. A.. Barnett's
Ford car, the theft of which was re-
ported in Mondays Reporter, found
that the car was stolen by Johnny
Boone, an inmate of the State Hospi-
tai for. the Insane who had recently
ruin away from that institution. and,
that the Ford Car found here was
stolen from A. A Rabb, Of Gadsden.
The supposition is that Boone, took
Mr.. ,Rabb's car, and came to Chester,
where for some reason or other he
abandoned the Rabb car. and helped
himself to. Mr. ,Barnett's machine.
Boone was turned over to the Asylum
authorities....B Barring the time sew
eral years ago when he was laid mp
with an operation for appendicitis,
County Superintendent of Education
". D. Knox, who Is recuperating from
the effects of d seaond operation. will
lose more time out Of Ills office than
at any previous time since his connec-
ton with the schools of Chester coun-
", began 'many years ago. Few men
have ever made the.. record for faith
fulness that MI. Knox has made: and
his record" fbr' loving and loyal service
does not apply solely to the office, the
affairs. Of which he is paid to conduct.
but he has evidenced equal and just
as ,pEalseworthy faeNty TO his church
and to the many fraternal orders. with
which ne is identified. We repeat that
for faithful; loyal, ;;unremitting service.
County superintendent of Education
W. b. Knox has ,R1ade. q record Of
whi6f: ne. and: :,:..his family have Just
tights To. be proud. ..Of much interest
tS,hsr:Tpapyy friends lis the. announce
mept% that Mrs.; kate G. Hardin. of
Ghastesrri;;hhass sr;; been chosen, dean Of wo-.
nan al Columbia college, q position Of
great 1:responsihility ;Yor which: her
training and attachments most admir-:
abiy:!At her. Mrs. Hardin Is u gradu--
ate Of: Colilmbiaii college, and has
taught in the public schools with
great success. 'i,-..''.'. -.
Cleveland Star ! (sheIbyy, June "a:
Mr.. John Odell Long, one Of Shelby's
most popular young men and Mary
Elese. Hord were married at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie L.. Hord Of; Waco, lat + o'elack
last Saturday evening. Rev. Jno SUIT
tie Of Shelby performed the. ceremony
in the. presence of only the immediate
members of the two fami!les..-.-.Mr.
Thomas S. Ewes died Tuesday after
noon in Greensboro. with heart trou-
UlueI lollo"ulS q NJ lCA iAieoo 'A'o
home there. The news Of his death is
a great shock to- his many friends in
Shelby, where he spent a great portion
of bis life- Randolph Logan. Bobbie
Rudisill and william Lowery left
few days ago for Savannah, Ga, where
they will sign up with the Merchant
Marine for trip to some foreign port.
They know not where they will 60
and have preference to visit Ger
many but may go to Africa. They
have signed for one overseas trip on
some government vessel engaged In
foreign trade.......-:..Wi Hopper and
win Andrews, both white, were re-
Gently arrested in Shelby, wanted for
q bank robbery in South Carolina. 1t
Is alleged that: they were two of
gang Of bank robbers who stole s2o,-
600 worth Of Liberty bonds and
quantity: Of 1eRelry from a South
Carolina bank last. October. A South
Carolina sheriff came for them a few
days ago ..:.. .::..::ax Sheriff. j. A Lackey
of Burke county. who died Sunday at
Morganton at the age. OF .eS years. was
q native. OF Cleveland county and "a
brother. of Cleveland's .ex:.sherifff w, p.
Lackey....-.-Mrs. John R. Logan and
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