Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-16
GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From Within and Without
the County.
CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING
Some Items of Fact, Some of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea of
What Our Neishbors Are Saying and

What Our Neishbors Are Saying and
Doing.
Lancaster News, Sept. 13: Yestcr-
day morning the enrolment at the
Central school had reached ESQ and
at the mill school 2S5, n total Of 935
Professor Scott says that the Central
school fifth grade is crowded but that
ARRANGEMENTS will he made i'm some
way to eliminate the conscstion.....-..--...
The Hudson automobile of Lester
Robinson was stolen from in front OF
the A. r. p church Sunday night dur
ing services. Several people in the
church saw someone drive off in the
car but thought nothing of it and sup
posed it to be the owner. Three boys
were seen on the street in front of In"
church during the services. The car
was found yesterday at a point l.
miles from WinnshOro and was un-
harmed except for n wheel being brok-
en-. Three boys. about II years, wcrc
found in Jail at Winnsboro on a
charge Of housebreaking and larc,n%
and IL is believed they stole the au-
tomolile. They are Lloyd Watkins,
Carl Ball and Paul Mutsingcr, and at-
ter being tried IN Fairfield viii l."
turned over to the Lancaster autnui-
Andrew = Cautnan G'cd 4,
his home near Heath Springs, Friday
night about s o'clock. He had been
q sufferer from heart affection for
Several years. but for some time had
been well enough TO he up and to Tar-
TALLY look after his business up to the
time wnen the attack came, from which
he died in few minutes. Mr. Cauth-
en- was 67 years old ald was mem
Der of the Oldest and most prominent
families in this section and was a sue
cessful and substantial farmer.~.~A--
Mrs. Daisy L. Sowcll. wife Of w. II.
Sowell, died at her home in Columbia
at 8 o'clock Friday afternoon follow
ing an illness Of several weeks.
Chester Reporter, Sept. IL: The city
schools opened this morning, with
large attendance particularly in the
High School, and with all OF the teach
ers in their places. ...--~-.Zeb Darby has
been arrested and was released on
bond Saturday, in connection with
still that was found by officers on a
recent raid in the Wilkesburg county.
....-...... Miss Margaret Coker, of Society
Hill, has been secured by the First
Baptist church as organist, and Will
also serve as the pastors secretary.
Miss Coker is u graduate of Winthrop
college, and is an accomplished ana
musician, and ii is be-
lieved that. this department of the work
as well as her other duties will re
most efficiently provided for Miss
Coker comes about October 1st.....~....
The sixth circuit will be called Mon
day, October 31st, in the State Su-
preme court and will he given two
days. There is only one case from
Chester county-that Of w. l.. Abcr-
nathy ct al VS.. S. NJ. Wolfe, attorney
general ct al. This is the case growing
out of the election in the eastern part
of the county last January TO decide
whether the territory in question
would Join York....-~JamCS Patton,
Rock Hill duSky Bancy Oldiicld, was
arrested here yesterday afternoon ior
driving over the county highways At 4
rate of speed prohibited Icy law, ana
was sentenced by Magistrate shannon
this morning to pay u fine of 500, or
serve thirty days on the public works.
~ Rev. Henry Stokes, who has been
spending about two weeks in Western
North Carolina, since leaving Rich
mond is expected hcmc his afternoon.
Cleveland Star, (Shelby), Sept. 13:
Casar was selected as the ncNt meeting
place of the Kings Mountain Baptist
Association and Wednesday before ia"
first Sunday in October was designated
as the day for the opening session.
Rev..W. A. Elam was appointed t"
preach the introductory sermon. This
was the final action tal;"u Friday at
noon at the CLOSING session Ol t."
KINGS Mountain Association which
held its list meeting at Bethlehem
church between Grover and kinE
Mountain. Tho change in the tim" for
the meeting to later date seemed 10
meet with universal approval Of IN"