Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-12
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News From Within and Without
me County.
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Some items Of Fact, Some of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea of
what Our NeishBors- Are Saying and
Doing. ....,.
Chester Reporter, Aug. 8: 1t has
been definitely decided by the directors
Of the Sunday School League to play
a post season series as outlined few
DAYS ago-that is between team
composed OF first and forrth-place
winners and one composed of second
ana third place winners. The series
win commence next Monday, August
18th, and will run through Friday with
a game each afternoon. More definite
announcement will be made in Thurs
DAVIS Reporter...........The Chester coun-
~. approach at the new steel bridge on
Broad river has been completed, but
we understand il will be about two
weeks before the approach on the
Union county side. is finished and the
bridge, thrown open for travel.........A
warrant has, been sworn out tor
Spencer Moten, of Rock Hill, charging
him, with breaking into the store OF
Mrs.-.N. NJ. Peay near the city limits
Friday afternoon. and stealing guam
tity of cigarettes and other merchan-
disc. e...-.......T The Richburg baseball team
met defeat at Richburg Thursday at
the hands of the Woodward aggrega-
tion, l2, to 8, but won at Edgmoor. u
TO 3, Saturday. What, was report
ed to the. authorities yesterday morn
ing as homicide turned out to be less
serious, Robert Coleman, Jr., negro
who was struck in the head with
rock by James Caldwell, also colored.
proving to have a cranium hard
enough to stand the blow. The dif-
ficulty occurred at or near Mr. }. II.
McConnell's place on the Pedens
bridge. Caldwell fied.........-..Mr. and
Mrs. s. C. Carter have returned from
few days visit to their son, Mr.. c. b.
Carter, and daughter, Mrs. S. A. Mar
win. in. Timmonsville. Mr.. Carter says
the boli weeyil is bhsy about Tim
monsyille. apa there will not be cot
ton yield of, more than one-third
Farmers are experimenting with va
rious crops and are, going to raise
great deal more truck than ever before
Gastonta Gazette, Aug. 8: 1t has be-
COME. dangerous practice to violate
the ordinance forbidding the carrying
Of concealed weapons. Yesterday IN
Municipal Court one person was hned
$50 and the costs for this offense and
another was sentenced TO 30 days on
the country roads........Mr. Boss Latham,
of. Chester, was the guest yesterday In
the home Of Mrs. Mack Wilson. sMr.
Latham has been attending the Lin
wood . Conference. Years ago Mr.
Latham. was !itteacher in CASTOR coun-
" and numbers of old residents will
remember him. Two Of his former
pupils, Messrs. T. w. and E. Lee Will
son, were also guests Of Mrs. Wilson
Monday for ;dinner.-.-........Mr. j. l.. Hen
derson; a member OF the part OF Gas
tonians motoring through the eastern
part of the state last week on fishing
trip, tells of paying the exorbitant
price of five cents for watermelon or
about the same size that sells at so
cents here. The melon was bought In
a field where the watermelons were be-
ing loaded 10 be shipped by car loads
10 the city markets..--...-.Messrs james
Townsend, Ezra Love and Grier Love,
of Chicota, Texas, arrived here yester-
day to spend some weeks visiting rela-
tives. and friends in the county. They
made the trip all the way from the
Lone Star state by automobile. All
these young men are grandsons of the
late James Whitesides, who went from
CASTOR county TO the west many years
ago. Messrs ]. A. Y. Love and Robert
Love, fathers OF the two young Messrs,
Love, are making the trip by rail ana
will arrive here Wednesday. These
visitors have a wide connection OF
kinsfolk throughout this section, VINO
will be interested in their trip back to
the old home county.......Plans for the
program for the all-day Red Mems
picnic Saturday at Memorial Park are
beginning to take definite form and
pleasant and profitable day of recrea-
ton and fun is assured. The attrac-
tions of the day will include music by
a 24-piece band, picnic dinner. public
speaking by some of the most promi-
nent men of Gastonia, and a game or
baseball ...... Mrs. Wade Pursley and
Mrs. Wooten, of Glover. were in town
Monday, shopping. Miss Cora Clark
has returped to the city after a
months vacation at Union, S. c..
Miss Florence Wells, Of Glover S. c.,
underwent an operation at the City
Hospital today for appendicitis.
Cleveland Star, (Shelby), Aug. g:
The Boiling Springs High School
opened yesterday with a splendid en-
rollment. There have been several
changes in the faculty. but The Star
could not get in touch with Prof.
Yesterday learn what