Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-24

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Chester Reporter, June 20: A ches-
ter| druggist was telling US a day or
two ago that if the conditions of the
t.siiiittnIiner iii .tof 1918 had continued he
Would AhaNs grown rich selling mos
quito concoctlons of various kinds.
Sometimes the demand was so strong
he would order by wire to be shipped
+ out by express. Unfortunately, he
over ordered The cool weather mer-
cifully .{to the suffering public came
at last, and he had lot of the stuff
left on his shelves, which he has not
been able to sell from that day to this.
and never will be able to sell, if the
community. has sufficient sense to
maintain its Health Department as at
present, with Capt. Boldridge or a
man: like him in harge-.-.....Misss Char
lotter McIIwaine and T. c. Hafner, Of
Chester. were married Wednesday af-
ternoon at four o'clock at the home of
the brides mother. Mrs. R E. Nell
waine, of the Jones Cross Roads Sec
ton pf,the' county; The ceremony was
performed. by Rev. R.. W. Jopling. pas
tor OF the Lancaster Presbyterian
church, IN the presence of number of
famiHes of the contracting parties and
intimate. friends. After the ceremony
the couple drove to Chester and took
the train for a trip to Richmond and
Washington, after which they will be
at home at Chester.-Lancaster News
June 17th.............The members of Post
!, T. P. A., and their invited guests
listened to most interesting discus
sion of national conditions Friday by
Congressman James F. Byrnes, Of the
Second South Carolina district, the oc-
casion being. the annual barbecue of
Post I, which was held in Hon. ]. K.
Henry's woods, under the direction Of
Mr. B. ". Creed, of Rock Hill. Mr..
Creed is a past master in the prepara-
ton Of a repast Of this kind, and the
feast was freely pronounced by all in
attendance as one of the best of its
kind ever served : in Chester..........The
Chamber Of Commerce has received
the following tfroh Mr.. L. NJ. Weising-
err Division Engineer. Columbia, S. c.:
II am in receipt or your letter of June
18th irquiring as to whether all Of the
roads on the State. Highway System
will be marked. In this connection
wish to state that we think within the
next month or two every road in the
State Highway system will be marked.
These signs. will mark dangerous
curves. bad bridges and distances to the
next town and city, and from the last
vitation has been sent out: DR.. and
Mrs. David Gardiner Phillips request
the honor of your presence at the mar
riage of their daughter. Martha Eloise,
TO- Mr.. Charles Mattison watkins on
Thursday evening. June 3Oth, at eight
O'clock, Associate Reformed Prcsby-
terian church, Chester. S. C........IT The
first cotton bloom of the season to be
biought to The Reporter office was
brought in Friday. June nth, by Mr..
S. r. Varnadore. who lives on Mr.. H.
c. Worthy's place on Broad River. We
also received a. bloom from MIR. T. j.
Rodman Of Rodman, this morning...-.....
DIR. D. G. Phillips, pastor of the Chcs-
ter A. r. p church. is one of those
suggested for the presidency OF Ersk-
inc College DR.. Phillips. who has been
pastor of the local A. r. p. church for
several years, is one of the leading
ministers of the A. r. P. church, and
would make Erskine College an able
and active head. Marriage licenses
as follows have been issued from
Judge of Probate a. w. Wisc's office
during the past. few days: Mn J. |:
Mabry and Miss Dora Sanders both
;of tHesier: Mr.. Morris u Dennis and
NfiSs, t1rada NI3p1i both OF Chester; and