Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-25
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Some Items Of Faet,.. Some Of Comment
.. and All Helping to Give an Idea iof
What. Our, Neighboro Are Saying and

and All HeIpins to Give an Idea 10
What Our, Neighboro Are Saying ant
Doing.
Lancaster News, March -22: A tenan
house on 4, J. Gregory's .Frasier Ham
uvonid 7Ihle place, ,swas; burned Sunday night
about 9 O'Clock: :. The house was oceu-
pied by ascolered family, who. lost part
of their beIongingss1:.s.:R =. REV. R: ]
Blackmot'n, Of Texas, and L. L. Black.
mon; Of Cordele. Ga. are spending sew
eral days with relatives in the county
Both are former residents and are vel
known in. Lancaster. Rev. Mr.. Black.
mon will Ibe accompanied to his homs
in Texas by his father, John S. Black
mon...........- Mrs. R: A. Williams. of Up
per Creek section, was taken to the
Fennell .infilrnary in Rock Hill Satur-
day, where she will undergo treatment
Mrs. Williams is a sister of r. A. Long
OF this city.
Chester Reporter, March q: Mr.. w.
B.: Vaughn, who, is employed at the
Southern Railway. Ticket office. had
the misfortune TO lose $3.50 this after
noon as he was on his way to the
Peoples National Bank to- deposit the
money Tor the Southern, Railway. Mr..
Vaughn put the money in one Of the
pockets of his coat, attended to one or
two little. jobs about the station, and
then rode up town on the mail truck.
When. he reached the bank he found
the money was gone" and also learn
cd that he had a big hole in his pock-
"a: !. a liberal reward is offered for the
return of the oney.:..-...The following
marriage licenses were issued Satnr-
day from the office of Judge Of Pro-
bate i. w. wise: Mr.. Startling Price
and Miss Sadie DuBose, both of Great
Falls. Mr.. r. HI. Stewart Of Great
Fails, and Miss Louise Smith, of Fort
Lawn; and Mr.. Ed. Wages and Miss
Fannie Simons. both of Cornwcl.....,...-.
Sheriff D. Gober Anderson is reported
as. having had the best day yesterday
since he was shot. four weeks ago last
Saturday. The sheriff's voice has
greatly Improved in the last day or
two, as wen as his condition generally.
MIR. John Ross, Of cornwell, who
has been in poor health for several
years had another stroke of paralysis
Saturday,. Mr. j. W. Lindsay susr
tained heavy loss Friday morning
when an old dwelling house on his
place at EOrl's in which were stored
fourteen bales Of cotton and 100 BUSH
els OF corn, was burned. Mr. Lind
says loss will be severe as his only
insuraps seoMas, $3.50 on the building.
..::.....@tnstabtet fsohert~ oGa' srnith and
Mr. w. c. Stone left yesterday morn
ing 56r,;Bedford,. Va, to secure Mr..
SioneB Hudson speedster and the two
Monroe, IN. c.. negroes-Ray Williams
and win .Ivory-who were arrested
in that city Saturday in possession OF
the stolen car A telegram Saturday
evening stated that the negroes had
agreed to return without reQuisition.
Mr.. Stones. car was stolen Sunday
evening; March 18th. The following
morning a suit case. with complete
outfit of yeggman's tools and appl:-
ances, was found at the Southern Pail
way ticket office, just outside = win
dow which had been raised, and it is
believed that the two negroes who
stole, the car may be the ownars Of the
burglars outfit:
=. Gastonia Gazette, March 22: Miss
Mary Pharl, of Charlotte. stenogra
pher3in ,the~ office Of Congressman
elect A. L. Bulwinkle.' has arrived in
Gastonia to.take UP the duties of her
office preparatory to the departure OF
Major Bulwinkle to Washington. Miss
Pharr Is sister Of Edgar w. Pharr, a
leading attorney of Charlotte, and one
of Mecklenburg's representatives in the
state legislature-....-...Mr. s. \. Boyce
cashier and vice president of the First
National Bank, holds a record for
gardening in Gastonia. Not many peo-
pie can beat him when it comes to
early vegetables fromslis garden. Last
year he was eating roasting ears from
his garden two weeks before other
people. I've got fine garden this
year, too" said Mr. Boyce the other
day. My corn is up and growing
nicely. Irish potatoes are up and lots
of other things are coming on fine. This
early spring has been responsible. My
sweet peas are about ready TO bloom. :.
Mrs. Zoe kincaid E'rockman
editor Of the woman's page of The
Daily Gazette. who has been confined
to her home for week by illness, IS
improving, although not yet able to be
up and out............Mrs. Susan D. rails
an honored and highly respected wo-
man of the y Pisgah community dieo
Sunday night after 4 lingering illness
of several weeks. Death was due TO
complication of diseases incident to old
age. Mrs. Falls was sc years and SIN
months old. She was the widow OF
the late Robert Falls who died in 1883
at the age OF So years. Mrs. Falls was