Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-29
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Some Items Of Fact, some Of Comment
and All .HeIpihs to Give an Idea o4
What Our, Neighbors Are Saying ans
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:: Chester ;. Reporter, April, 25: The
body Of Private Robert L. Wilson,
who fell in battle in France, arrived
at Great Falls Friday, and was in
terred Saturday with appropriate ex-
ercises. Privt. Wilson won the Dis
tingufshed Service Cross for gallantry
IN action. 1T is not entirely settled
as Ito whether the appeal in the Ches-
ter York annexation case. will be
heard ,at the, spring term Of the state
Supreme Court or not though the
case has been docketed, and the. pro-
;pdnenks are making every effort to
have the case taken up this spring.
The. sixth circuit is called Monday,
May; aend......W City Registrar
:E.+-::Rooker Bagby closed his books
Saturday afternoon at four O'Clock a
total; of 773 had, registered for the
municipal, election on Tuesday. May
srd, at which a mayor and four alder
men, are to he chosen. OF this num-
Der .l83 are, women, who will particl-
bate FOR the first. time in city politics.
Registration, by wards was as follows:
Ward I,s&21l; Wardf2;; '1o4; Ward 3,
:2S9;- Ward 4, > .21s.=---.:...Hon. c. C.
Featherstone, of Greenwood; presented
the Educational Campaign, of the
Methodist. church to the. congrega-
-tion Of Bethel NJ. e. church yester-
day morning making a strong and elo-
qnent presentation of the matter.....-...
Marriage, licenses issued during the
last few. days from the office Of Judge
drProbate A. w. Wise are as follows:
Mr. Robert Price and Miss Catherine
DuBose; both of Great Falls; and Mr..
James B. Hicklin. of Fishing Creek
and Miss. Willie Cloud OF Armenia.
.........A Avery interesting event is sched-
uled for tomorrow morning in connec-
ton with the. chapel exercises at the
College Street school, when the med
ais. and ribbons, won. by pupils of the
Chester schools 1.-THE recent declama-
ton and track meet exercises in ROCK
Hill and Columbia will be presented.
Dr~D. G. Phillips. Dr.. Robert G. Lee
and Senator j. H. Marion have been
asked by Superintendent Brockman
to make short talks. Mr.. 'Beemer
Narrell, secretary Of the community
Y. NJ. CA, and the board of trustees
have also been invited by Superin-
tendent Brockman to be present.......,.
Deputy James G. Howe, Constable
Robt. 6. tSpith, and Officer c. Y
Xeuns sourh q. small Quantity. of liquor
Saturday at, the house of Josh .McDan-
iei; .colored, beyond the. Eureka mill
also two small stills and a quantity
of mash. Mcdaniel is in jail..:.....----D.
L.,vLawton, white, who was tried for
assault and battery Of high and ag-
grayated nature at the fall term OF
court: and convicted in his e" absence,
was arrested at Union last week, and
broughtEhere Saturday. Ilawton will
60 to the county chain gang for 4
nine-months' stay.
Cleveland Star (Shelby) April 20:
Mr.. w. L. Muslin of Rockingham has
arrived in Shelby to take charge OF
the Southern Express office to sue
coed Mr. j. E. jackson who has been
transferred to Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. Jack
SON left last"week. for his new home,
but, Mrs. Jackson and child will re-
main here for several months before
Joining Mr. Jackson in Atlanta. Mr.
and AIRS. jackson have made warm
friends since their brief sojourn here
and Shelby regrets eXceedinglyto give
them up as residents.......:::.....T fun
eral OF Soldier Baxter c.. McSwain
was held in New Hope church, Earl,
on Sunday and crowd that overflow
ed the handsome church was in at
tendance. %: Rev. John w. Suttle con-
Quoted the funeral services. Soldier
McSwain, was wounded in battle over
seas and died two days later. He was
the son of William McSwaln Of near
EarkMr. George Wright vener-
able citizen of Fallston died at his
home on last Tuesday morning at 6
o'clock from q complication of discaS-
es at the good old age OF 50 years. His
funeral services were conducted from
the Methodist Protestant church OF
which. he was a life long member. b.
Rev. A: l.. Hunter, at II o'clock We'd
nesday morning in the presence OF Il
large concourse OF sorrowing friends
and rela Mrs. Dulcena Hogue
aged SO years passed away Friday
evening at $50 O'clock at her home Il
-fews miles below Shelby after an ILL
ness which confined her TO her bed Tor
four years: Mrs. Hogue was 4 most
remarkable woman who lived con-
secrated Christian life and reared -
fine family Of children to bless the
community in which they live. tlcr
husband died ii years ago and her
only son, Squire W. J. Hoguc lived
with her to care for her and gave cv-