Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-10
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Some Items Of Fact Some of Comment
. and AIlF Helping 70 Give an, Idea OF
:; What Our Neishbors Are Saying and
Doing. E,;: 81;
Chester Reporter, June g.; Sheriff p
.Gober. Anderson was taken back to
the Chester Sanatorium yesterday to
shaye another ,X-ray examination of
J: his wound. He will be at the Sana-
torium for only short time.......:.....Mr.
CASTOR Moftatt, youngest son OF Dr.
and Mrs. ]. S. Moffatt, Of Due West
spent Saturday here with MIR. and
Mrs. R.. R. Monatt MIR. Moffatt Will
graduate at Erskine this week and Will
leave Immediately for Brazil to teach
in Mckenzie College. at Faetaulo. He
will be in charge of the department or
chenistry....-.Profs:,D D. Z. isRanbo and
sons, Charles and Gunnar, expect to
leave this afternoon for Trappe. Pa
where they will spend the summer.
Mr., Andrew Ross Hafner,: second son
of Rev. w. A.SHafner, OF Gaffney,
of this city, won second honor at the
commencement exercises of the Pres
byterian College at Clinton last week.
delivering the .oration... w.
S. Edwards, of Spartanburg, who has
inst. returned from Edinburgh, Scot
land, where he has been pursuing
most graduate course at the Unirer-
sity of Edinburgh. will take up his
duties as supply pastor of Bethel NJ.
E.. church Sunday. June 18th. and Will
continue to act in that capacity until
Rev. Henry Stokes complete recovery.
Rev. Mr.. Edwards is a. graduate OF
Wofrord College. and has taken a spec
.ial course at Emory University as
well as at Edinburgh Pending Rev.
Mr.. Edwards. arrival here, Rev. ]. 3.
.Traywicl, that grand old veteran OF
the cross, who has done such splendid
work during the 'past'f weeks, Will
continue to act in the capacity OF sup
ply pastor...T There were two CLERKS
sales this morning. The Sherman
Brown property was bought by John
NJ. Hemphill, attorney and the Eddie
Modest property by Samuel E.. NC
@iFadden. attorney. The Mag Sadler
property, which was advertised for
sale for unpaid taxes, was withdrawn,
the case being. settled prior to the
time advertised for the sale.........-...Mr.
r. r. Moffatt, Jr.. Is back from Hsn-
dersonville, N. c., where he has been
attending the Blue Ridge School for
BOYS. Mr.. Moffatt's friends will be
interested to know that he was award
ed the school medal for the highest
average in scholarship
Cleveland Star ishelby) June 2: DR..
Onslow Nolan and DR.. Morris Baker,
two Cleveland county boys who have
been studying medicine at Jefferson
Medical College. Philadelphia, were
awarded their diplomas last week and
had conferred upon them the degree
of M. D.-.........T .Today's Kings Mountain
Herald says: Miss Bessie Falls.
chief operator for the local telephone
exchange, has just let it'be known that
she is married. She was married to
Mr.. James Dickey in the courthouse
at Charlotte last September and they
had kept the secret until n few days
ago. Mr.. Dicky is a civil engineer and.
architect and was the engineer in
charge of the double track survey for
the Southern; Railway, with an office
here few years ago. He is now in
Greensboro. Mrs, Dicky states that
they are undecided just where and
when they will make their home" ........
The hosts Of friends of Mrs. A. Z.
Miller will be deeply interested to
learn that she underwent a most del
icate operation for cataracts on her
eyes last Saturday, and is now rest
ing nicely at the Charlotte Sanator-
ium where she" expects to remain for
treatment for about a week...-....A
marriage which came as quite q sur
prise to their -niany friends here is
that of Miss Ethel baltimore Of the
Sharon section and Mr.. Preston n.
Cook of this place which. happy event
took place. at 0 o'clock on the night OF
June End at the Methodist parsonage,
Rev. w. E:;PoeYey sperforminG the
ceremony The intended marriage
was kept a proofound1. Is! secret from all
friends and relatives until after .he
knot was. tied, and Immediately after
the ceremony this happy young couple
left by automobile for a. bridal trip 10
Chimney Rock and other points in
Western Carolina.
j, Gastonia Gazette, June 7: The many
friends of Ms MllaIi a.. Williams
of Carlisle, S. c., remembered here as
Miss Alma Bostick, will regret to hear
that she is in q Chester hospital SER
iously ill..... Recently the Lorar mill
has gotten out steamer" post card
with nine views Of the mill and var
ious scenes Of interest in the mil
community. The pictures were all
taken from the roof Of the big mil.
............The body Of the late Edmund
Mazyck. forInerly5a well7known cotton
or 49, oit 1yl,n Iin6 nf ~