Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-08
GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From Within and Without
the County.
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Some Items of Fact, Some of Comment
and. All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neiehhors Are Saying and
Doing. d..
Lancaster News, April S: Sheriff
Hunter Chief Bell and Constable
Montgomery captured fifteen gallons
of liquor at Cane Creek bridge on the
Charlotte road Saturday afternoon
about 8 o'clock. Frank Dees and
Thurlow Snipes, Of Lancaster. and
Thacker Robinson. OF Charlotte, were
arrested and gave bond for their ap-
pearance in court. The sheriff and
Chief Connor. of the mill village also
went on skate for booze peddlers
Saturday night and as a reward found
three gallons of liquor in the cafe OF
George McManus and a quantity OIL
extracts in the store Of McManus q
Lowery, at Milway. Bond was ar
ranged in both cases...-...Thomas Roo-
ertson and Miss Fannie Barfield or
Kershaw, were married at the Baptist
pastorium in this city Sunday. Rev. ).
s. Copening officiating....-...........S Sherift
Hunter and his deputies captured
5o-gallon still of the copper variety
about two miles east of Halle Gold
Mine, this county yesterday. The out
fit was brought to Lancaster ana IS
now behind the bars" at. counclt
chambers. A quantity of mash was
DESTROYED which was about ready to De
converted into the real stuff. Ihe
proprietor of the still was absent When
the officers arrived therefore no arrests
have as yet been made...-..saturday
evening about night Ed Dunlap ana
Tom Faulkner, both colored' engaged
in a pistol duel at Riverside station
ON the Southern, Faulkner receiving
four bullets and Dunlap one. FAUX
ner died about ten minutes after the
shooting and Dunlap succumoed sun
day afternoon. Coroner Caskey went
no Saturday night and held an NJ
Quest over the body Of Faulkner. Inc
death of Dunlap closed the case' ho
f,rtber action by the> authorities be-
ing necessary....~......J. l.. BaIiaro anu
Miss Maude Hilliard were married
Thursday, March 81. Mrs. Ballard mas
been a s.leslady for the Lancaster
Mercantile company for several years
and the groom is a prosperous young
farmer of Kershaw Route a'.--...'.-A
number of Lancastrians attended inc
funeral of Walter Johnson, oetter
known as "Sol" Johnson, at Bethahg
church in Kershaw county SUNDAY
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The deceased
was a. member of the 18th Infantry
Of the Thirteenth Division of the Uni
ted States army, and was killed in ac-
tion in France three years ago. Ihfee
of his comrades, Jether anc iheuoas
Faile and Roland Thomas, were among
those from Lancaster, J. K fa1le anu
Reni. sapp accompanying them' all oi
whom remember him for his checr1ui-
ness even in conflict. When orders
were siyen on this occasion, his laugh
ing remark was they ought not 10
make me 20, old Soils feet are tired
The American Legion of Camden uh-
dor command of Major Won 1'reskow
and al, Of the ex-soldiers present were
formed for the military honors pe-
slowed upon the deceased, whlie t's
,a,;p;ous ceremonies were performed
NV the pastor of the Baptist church OF
KershaW.
Chester Reporter, April q: Mr.. W.
q Eora: was struck and painfully hur'
Saturday afternoon by the car oi d.
r Snann. colored. Mr.. Ford, we un-
derstand alighted from his car an"
stepped directly in the path OF 'is
other car, which could not be stopped
in time to avoid the accident''..'-.-.Ni' W .
Thos. G. Brakefield, former resident
of the Armenia neighborhood, passeo
away at McConnellsville Saturday at
an advanced age, and was laid TO rest
Yesterday at Armenia....-.....---i me ll''A
that has been pursuing the Chester
High School baseball team took llieht
Friday afternoon when the locals "e-
feoted Lancaster 10 10 on the iocai
lot. ynrnadore, the left-handed Ting
er, pitched good ball. and was backed
ND nicely by his understandable. J. ~
Henry, Jr.. who is one OF Erskihe
Colleges first string pitchers, won MS
first game of the season over New
berry College Friday, to 3. Thirteeh
of the Newberry batters struck OUT
"a Sunday School Baseball League
was definitely decided upon yesterday
morning by the various SUNDAY
Schools of the community, the season
TO open about June 1st. a schedule
will be adopted soon for the entire
officers: A. NJ. Simpson, PRESIDENT
w. 4. I.atimer, vice president; ana D..
p, Bankhead, secretary and treasurer.
A beautiful though very simple
home wedding was that Of Miss Annie
kee and Mr.. Wade H. GLADDEN., whlch
took place at o'clock Thursday al
@ternoon, March 51st, at the residence
of the brides father, Mr.. j. Lyle kec'
of Rodman. Miss Emma WOODS
died Friday at the home Of her niece
Mrs BELLE Atkinson in the Pryor