Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-05

near the three county corners Tues
day night and is out on bond await
ing hearing. There was Il pub
lie installation Of officers OF Statc
Line Masonic Lodge No 375, II few
days ago. the services being most de-
lightful to the many who attended.
An abundance of cream and cake were
served to the Masons, their wives.
de- lighters and members Of the Order
of Eastern Star who were specially in
vited. Rev. w. 4. Murry. pastor of
the Presbyterian church of Shelby ana
Grover was present and delivered an
instructive and entertaining address.
Officers were installed as follows: Dir.
.er, senior warden. j. B. kccter, Jr.
l:junior warden; D. J. Kcetcr, treas
urer; r. f. Hambright. secretary; l..
c. Hamrick. junior deacon: p. j.
Price, senior deacon: c. II. Sheppard.
tiler..Alr. Joe i. Wingate an aged
Confederate veteran Of Clinton. s. G.,
died at his home there on June 81 and
his remains were brought to Cleveland
for interment Wednesday at Pleasant
Grove in his family burying ground.
Hc was born in South Carolina on
December 81, 1882, and at the time of
his death was So years and 7 months.
George Shuford were quietly married
Wednesday evening at $40 ut the First
Baptist church parsonage, the brides
pastor Rev. J. VI. Kester officiating
in his impressive The
will of the late Charles A. Turner was
| filed with Clerk of the Court Geo. p.
Webb n few days ago which document
appoints DR.. Wiley c. Hamrck and
his son Waite c. Hamrick of Guffney,
s. c.. as administrators of the estate
| which they are to convert as soon as
practicable into cash and divide into
"nur equal parts among his wife Mag
gle L. Turner (Cline) his three chill
drcn Claude. Churlie Cline. Helen
Elizabeth. The last two named chill
Gren are minors and the administra-
tors are empowered to invest and fe-
invest their parts Of the estate as they
may deem best for the children until
they become of age This will is wit
| messed by W. T. Hall, Palola 7. Ham
rick and Geo. T. Putnam. The cod
icil to the will has also been filed
for probate which provides that be-
tore the estate is divided into four
parts between the wife and three chill
dren, his daughter Lola r. Mills is to
receive $4,000: Wheeler Turner n
nephew is to receive $500; Mrs. S. C.
Parker sister $500; and the Thomas
vile Baptist Orphanage $4,000. The
codicil is witnessed by B. II. Falls,
| George r. Putnam and Mrs. K, l..
Wiley. It is varionsly estimated that
Mr.. Turner's estate is worth from
S165,000 TO $250,000. Nothing definite
as to the value Of the real and person.
al property is obtainable as the ad-
of his holdings with the clerk of the
court. Mrs. Jane i.utZ. widow uf
the late John W. i.ItZ died. W"dnr:'-
day night ut 10 o'clock at her home mt
Tallston, following an illness Of two
months from n stroke Of paralysis
during which time her life was de-
SPARED of many times. She was L Wo-
man OF remarkable vit2lity. the like
OF which the doctors seldom see. Mrs.
LutZ before marriage was Jane Eoylc
and would have been So years OF age
the 24th Of July this year. Her late
husband was a robust farmer and one
of the leaders in his community up
until the time Of his death 20 years
ago. Left with small children. Mrs.
Lutz shouldered responsibilities of
family and business and reared Il fine
family Of children to bless her.