Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-17

ian church Of Sumter, officiating the
marriage Of Miss Marguerite H. Todd
of Lancaster, to David McCants De-
Hay, Of Charlotte. was solemnized
| Thursday evening, April I. at SIX
o'clock ut the Presbyterian mansc..
The Teal Light & Power Co., Of Ches-
terfleld with the plant located at Teal $
pond about seven miles from there was
destroyed Saturday afternoon by lire
The origin of the fire is unknown
| The loss is estimated at about s12oo'
with only $4,000 insurance.----..ReN'
W, S. Patterson will assist Rev. X. a.
Iummlis. in q meeting at Edgmoof
and will not meet his regular appoint
.ment next Sunday. -
Cleveland Star (Shelby) May Is;
Mr.. Z. X. Ellis, former Shelbyite but
who nowmakes his home at Cherokee
Falls was in town this week and tolo
The Star reporter of q big catch lie
made one day last week while out
fishing at the falls. He caught a fsh
weighing S lbs, and Is inches long, on
n set hook, and this unusually large
fish was viewed by many Interested
spectators........The Bryson Manulac-
| turing company (old Buffalo mild four
miles east of Shelby, was sold at pup
lie auction at the Shelby court mousse
Tuesday at II 'o'clock and bid in by
w T. Love Of Go stonia for S46'ooo'
The Bryson Manufacturing compah'
went into the hands OF a receiver
some months ago and was owned 10y
Mr., Hone Bryson and other Gastonla
associates. Mr.. W. D. Anderson ot
the Citizens National Bank OF Cas-
tonia was appointed receiver ana solo
the property. there being several n'a-
drrs ovcA. from Gastonia 10 attend tEc
| sale. The matter will remain open
for 20 DAYS and in case the bid Of Si',-
0o0 is raised in the meantime, lhe
nroperty will be Clarence
Cook, white youth wanted in connec-
tion with the theft Of Earl Hamrlck 5
Ruick automobile from in front OIL
the Baptist church q monlh VI
more ago was arrested in a mos.
| unusual manner Wednesday hiahI
soon nfter he returned to town. Oil!-
GERS got word that Cook had ret'lrncd
IN town and had been to certain
house TO spend the night but was &C.
MED It was thought he would 70 on
To his fathers home in the country so
the officers started out. the road IN the
car, thinking perhaps he would ask 10
ride. Sure enough when they ap-
preached Cook he was seen in the MIL
die of the road 2fagging the oihcers
down. He of course, did not recognize
the officers, Chief 30. Hamrick. jim
Hester and Mike Austell, and as N:
stepped in the car -Chief Hanrlck
caught him by the"arm. Immediately
he recognized the officers and with an
exclamation of surprise, well IN the
man you want" he wilted in his seAt
and was spcechless for awhile. Flc i
in iail awaiting a preliminary hear
ing. County solicitor Charles y.
Burrus of the local bar was Memorial
day sneaker when the Daughters OF
the CoMnfederacy' held their annual en-
ercises IN honor of the Confederate
soldiers, their wives and widows VINO
came nearly 200 strong. to enjoy the
exercises and partake Of the bnuntlinl
dinner. Mr.. Burris took for his subject
General Nathan b. Forrest, the man
and the soldier and it is needless l."
say his remarks were timely his
rhetoric beautiful, his delivery force
full and his tribute eloquent and STIR
ring to those who cherish the spirit
| of the sixties.
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