Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-21

hood, ran across q terrapin that he
had cut his initials on and the year in
1895, and on which his brother, Mr..
w. B. Boyd, had made similar inscrip-
tions in 1901. The terra pin was spry
and active to all appearances, and
gave every indication Of living an
other quarter of q century or so,
If not molested.......... friends Of
Miss Julia Gains and Mr.. Eli Var
borough will be interested to hear
that they motored to York Saturday
and were married.......-...Rev. c.. w.
McCully;; of Sharon, was in Chester
yesterday morning,-."......The graduate
nurses Of the Chester Sanatorium Or
ganized, an alumnae association at
their Inst meeting:.-.......At one o'clock
tomorrow afternoon the members of
PostiI, T. p. a, are to have. their an
nual barbecue in Hon.'J. x. Henry's
woods. Mr. b. w. Greed. of Rock Hill.
the weH-known cue artist, will be in
charge, which is enough said along
ln1l line. Inc duuleSS VI tiC 'NaF
will be delivered by Congressman
James +. Barnes, who is regarded as
one of the county's ablest young
statesmen. Mr.. Barnes is one of the
foremost Democratic members of the
house. member Of several important
committees, and is always heard with
interest and attention. He is an elo-
quent and forceful speaker, and the I.
p. A. and their friends are assured OF
something good. Mr.. j. r. Carsop rs
president Of Post I, and Mr.. S. +.
Cassels is. secretary and treasurer.
Chester boasts Of one OF the most act
i've posts in, the state, and the ANIMAL
get-iogether. meetings Of the Chester
travelling men are always good ones.
Cleveland Star (Shelby), June ~:
Mr.. Frank Tiddy Of Asheville and Mr..
Milton Tiddy of.,Lincolnton, spent sew
eral days here the first Of the week
with their brother, MIR. James Tiddy.
Miss Vernie May Tiddy, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. james Tiddy, accompa-
MED Mr.. Frank Tiddy to Asheville for
q Petitions have been drawn
and put in circulation regarding the
proposed change in the Charlotte
Asheville highway via Cleveland
springs. One set Of petitions opposed
the change and want the present route
to be the official route to be hard-sur-
faced, while another set Of petitions
ask that the road be changed to pass
by Cleveland springs.."--Mr. Ira Spur
lin, who lived on Mr.. Joe E. Blanton's
plantation two miles out OF Shelby on
the Fallston road. died Tuesday even
ing at It's o'clock following an illness
of nearly a month from typhoid fever.
MI. Spurlin was 39:years of age. He
was married to Zulia Eskridge, daugh-
ter of the late, Calvin: Eskridge. who
survives with one son, Carr. His re-
mains. were buried "Wednesday after
noon at Double Shoals Baptist church.
the services being conducted by Revs'
John w. Suttle and A. c. Irnin amid d
crowd of sorrowing friends and reia-
tives. MFR. Ed. P. Hord of the Eliz-
abeth section, received a telegram this
week stating that the body of his SON,
Sergeant Marion D. Hord. would ar
rive from overseas about June l5th.
Soldier Hord was killed in battle while
in action November 9, 1913, overseas
and when his body arrives home II
will be buried with honors at Elizabeth
BAPTIST church He was valiant
member of the famous Slst division.
The many friends in Cleveland OF
Mr.. Frank Wilson will be interested 10
learn of his marriage Wednesday even
ing at 7 o'clock at the home OF Mr.
Wilson'S pastor, Rev. w. G. Camp near
Bethlehem church. The bride was MRS.
Clara Spearman Of Lakeland flor'aa'
who has been on visit TO relatives IN