Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-04

mond was the oldest aon OF MI. ana
Mrs. Baker. He WIS IS years old. He
had been suffering with rheumatism
and heart trouble for about two years,
but was confined TO his bed for only
nine days before his death.
Gastonia Gazette, Feb. 1: Mrs. Har-
ry Adams has returned from Balti-
more, Nd, where SHE has been, for
some time at the bedside OF. relatives
who were critically ill.,. Miss Macie
Potts, assisted: by Miss Edith Pickens.
will organize a Campfire at the Flint
community house tonight. This ele-
giant community building has just re-
Gently been completed and will be
equipped for the carrying out Of all
community plans...--....::-T big lHr
France fire truck for the city fire de-
partment arrived yesterday and Will.
be unloaded and set up Wednesday,
when man from the factory will be
here to supervise the work..Mrs.
C. Highsmith has returned from ST.
Luke's Hospital Richmond, Va, where
she has been q patient for the past
month. Her friends will be glad to
know that she has greatly improved.
The Parent Teacher Circle Of the
Central school will meet Wednesday
afternoon of this week at $3.50 in the
school auditorium. A feature Of the
program will be'a talk by Miss Martha
Zachman, of Fort Valley, Ga. Miss
Zachman. will explain her work in
connection with the Community Ser
vice program and mothers of school
children are especially urged to be
present. Following Miss zachman's
address an interesting parent-teacher
programme will be presented. The pub :
lie Is very cordially invited to attend
this meeting. g......That CASTOR coun-
tvs representatives in the General
Assembly are making good impress
sion at Raleigh, and performing Gre
ditably the duties Of their offices is
the opinion Of Solicitor. Geo. w. Will
son, who has just returned from
business trip to the state capital.
'rrhey are a good lot of legislators,
and they have the interest Of the folks
back home at heart" said Mr.. Will
son. "They want to hear the scnti-
mcnt Of the people of the county re-
specting any and all legislation that
affects the people Of the county," he
continued.
Cleveland Star (SheIby), Feb. 1: Mrs:
George, Wright died Thursday of last
week at her home near Beams Mill, and
the interrnent was Friday at Friend
ship Methodist : Protestant church at
Fallston, of which she was devoted
member. Mrs. Wright was IA years
old and noble Christian character
who will be greatly missed in her COM
Frank baltimore, the l3-
year-old son Of Mrs. Jethro baltimore
of Lawndalc, died last week at the
Rutherford hospital where he was un-
dcrgoing treatment for pleurisy. The
youngster was sick; for two weeks,Sthe
trouble starting with pleurisy and dee
veloping into pneumonia. His father
died about two years ago and he is the
oldest Of seven children....---Mrs. Am
anda Goode, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Hambright of York county. 5.
c., was born May 13, 1851, died Janu-
ary 81, 1921. She was first married to
Mr.. William Fulton. From this union
there was one daughter, Mrs. George
Oates of Grover, who still survives.
She was left widow while young wo-
man. On May l, 1877, was married TO
Mr.. T. T.. Goodc. From this union
there were three sons and five dauSh-
tcrs, of these survive, Messrs. Lee
Gooic, Cherokee Falls, S. c.; l3a .
Goode, Shelby; and Byrd Goodc, Char
lotto: Mrs G.. T.. Wolfe, Shelby Mrs.
II. y. Rhyme, Shelby; Mrs. e. +. Abcr-
ncthy, Cherokee Falls, S. c.. and Mrs.
Ralph Rhyme, Shelby. She also leaves
several grandchildren, one sister, Mrs
William Eyrd Of Gaffney. S. c.. and 4
brother, Mr. Bob Hambrght of Cow
pens, S. c., and many relatives and
friends to mourn her dcath.......---MrS.
Wanna Eliza beth Owens, GG. years and
0 months old, died Thursday of last
week at her home in South Shelby
Local freight Offices are having hcaV-
ier freight than usual. which is an in
deX to improving conditions. The Sea-
board shipped last week a great qaun-
tity Of yarn and cloth from mills in
this section, one mill shipping $4,000
pounds daily. Mill men, however. say
market conditions arc not so favorable
and much of these shipments arc sent
north on consignment because all stor-
age space is taken up hcrc.---..---Mrs.
Lula Grigg, wife of the late Columbus
Grigg, died last Thursday ut Newton.
and her body was brought to Pleasant
Grove for intcrmcnt Oil Saturday. Her
husband preceded her 10 the grave fiji
teen years ago and she is survived by
five children.
In Il little graveyard in Alexander
county, in the Blue Ridge Mountains
of North Carolina. the body Of Mrs.