Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-04-07

Fowler were placed in the county Jail.
Stanley Lewis and another negro were
shot, neither of them being seriously
wounded however. One negro who
left the premises in high gear is said
to have returned with q shot gun but
found the camp ground vacated.
Chester Reporter, April 8: Mrs. Rob-
ert Davis and seven children, four
sons and three daughters of Belfast,
Ireland, accompanied by Mrs. Matilda
Scott, will sail. for New York on the
Columbia April 18th, and will be met
in New York by Mrs. Davis brother,
Mr.. Robert Frazer and brought to
Chester, where they will make their
future home. Mrs. Davis has three
sons in Chester, who arrived here
something less than year ago, and
three brothers, Messrs. John, Alex and
Robert Frazer and the newcomers will
be given a most cordial welcome to
Chester The baseball game to have
been played by Chester High school at
York Friday afternoon was rained out.
A short while before time for the To-
Gals to start the York management
phoned that the grounds were flooded,
and not to come. Fort Mill will be
here tomorrow, and Glover on Friday.
.r-...... Marriage licenses as follows have
been issued during the past three or
four days from. the office Of Judge Of
Probate A. w. Wise: Chester c.!
Harding of Macon, Ga and Miss
Elizabeth A. Clayton, of Mt. Pleas
ant, N. c.; William H. Orr, Of Ches-
ter, and. Miss Mary Frances Alexan-
der, of Statesville, N. c.; and Geo.
Eastes, of Leeds, and Miss Iona Feas-
ter, Of Shelton----...-.-.T The Yorkvilie En-
quirer of Friday contained an inter-
esting statement from Ex-Governor
Cole l. Blease, in regard to his candi-
dacy for governor in the approaching
primary campaign. If Mr.. Blease con-
ducts his campaign along the lines
that ne, says he proposes to do--dis-
cusses issues and refrafns from per-
sonalities-there Is no doubt that he
will be to reckon with, and the man
that beats him is mighty likely to be
the next governer...........The following
property was sold this morning by
Clerk of Court j. E. Cornwell: The
Ross Sims tract of II acres on Ash
ford Ferry road, bought by w. H.
Newbold, attorney, for 1915 per acre.
The Allen Shannon property, consist
ing of a house, and four acres on the
York road short distance from Ches-
ter, bought by The S. NJ. Jones Co.
for s4O0. The Major Brown property
on the Southern Railway, not quite
two miles below Chester, was bought
by r. T. Morris for $232.50. The
Pratt Mcclure lots in Lincolnville,
which were sold at private sale,
brought $197.00, Dr. w. E. Anderson
buying one lot and Mr.. +. NJ. Nail the
other nine....-...--.Mr Tres. V. McKeown,
who has been i'll of double pneumonia,
died last Saturday evening at the age
of AZ years, The funeral services
were conducted yesterday afternoon
by Rev. G. NJ. Rogers, pastor of the
Second Baptist church, and interment
was at Evergreen cemetery. Mr.. Nc
Keown was q member OF the Second
Baptist church. There was q most
spirited and interesting contest at the
opera house Thursday evening to Sc
lect the girl to represent Chester High
school Mt the association contest in
Rock Hill soon. First honor went to
Miss Bethia Westbrook, second honor
to Miss Lucille Collins, and third hon.
or to Miss Jessie McFadden. All OF
the young ladies acquitted themselves
most crcditably, and the audience was
impressed with the high order of the
exercise
Lancaster News, April q: Sam Pat
terson, colored, was stabbed to death