Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-09
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Some ltens OF 7 act, Some "
andsAiI Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neighbors Are Saying and
Doing.
cbestcr Reporter, June 5: Maj. M.
l.. Marion, of Chester, is the new head
of theslegal department of the Z. q
W.s.Railway Co., vice Judge j. H.
Marion. who was elected Supreme
CourtsJudge. Major Marion is called
assistant Division counsel of the Z.
& NV. railway but the latter From
Hon. frank G. Tompkins. of Colum-
bia, Division Counsel, containing no
ticc of Major Marion's appointment
says that his connection with the Z. y
N.-w.railway is to be similar IN all
respeSs 70 the jurisdiction heretofore
exercised by Judge j. Fl, Marion.
Since the resignation of the latter,
Major Marion has been acting as gen
eral counsel for the c. & NV. rail-
way, and has been most successtul
with the several cases he has handled.
-. The South Fork bridge on the
Saluda road was open for travel yes
terday, and is great boon to the pub
lie. The pavement, as was stated
a few DAYS ago, will have to be re-
constructed, and the approaches arc
also to be widened. The bridge Is
beauty, and by securing Federal funds
cost the county only a fraction OF
what it is really worth......--.Miss Mar
garet Coker, organist-secretary oil the
First Baptist church, has been granted
a three months vacation, and left
last week for her home at Society
Hill. Miss Virginia Timmie has been
secured to fill her place for the sum-
mer.....-Ga.- Mr.. Herbert Crawford, OF
Guthriesville, and Mr.. James 7. Mac
donald of Blackstock, were among the
graduates at the Presbyterian college
of South Carolina at Clinton last
week. Mrs. Jane d. Marlborough, OF
Shelby, n. c., who is sister of Mr.
w. III. Eskridge, of Chester, was nom
mated for treasurer of Cleveland
county in the Democratic primaries in
North Carolina, Saturday, winning
over four male opponents-.--.....Mr
John A. Hafner is spending about two
weeks in Chester before going to
West Virginia, where his next work
will be. The campaign carried on by
Mr.. Hafner and associates in Louis
lana for the Presbyterian Education
al Board was carried to triumphant
conclusion. which makes sure large
gift to the board conditioned upon q
certain amount being raised by the
church. The chamber of COM
merce is sending out a large amount
of information about Chester to : the
cotton mills in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island Along with the data
are pictures of the hydro electric gen.
Grafton station in Chester county and
a map showing available location and
railroad facilities. The information
is prepared with reference to Chester
as a location for textile industries.
Lancaster News, June 6: j. B.
Vaughn, former Lancaster county citi-
zen, has been spending a couple of
weeks in Lancaster county with his
son, Wylie Vaughn, and other rela-
tives in Lancaster county. Mr.. Vaughn
has been making his home in Char
lotte for the past three years, hav-
ing purchased a home in that city.
Miss Myrtle Hudson and William
Marion Reed were married in Char
lotte Friday afternoon. The bride is
popular young Charlotte lady and
the groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ii. Reed, of Lancaster, but has
been making his home in Charlotte
for about a ycar.....-..-.-. The marriage
of Miss Helen Williamson and f.
Lee Mellow will be solemnized in the
First Presbyterian church of this CITY
Thursday evening at $50 ocl "k........
Mrs. w. Z. Cole died Sunday after
noon and was buried Monday at
Heath Springs, the funeral services
being conducted by Rev. w. S. Pat
terson. assisted by Rev. Elwcll, of
Heath Springs.
Gastonia Gazette, June 6: Mondays
meeting of the board of county com
missiOners was one of the busiest held
this year. In addition to the mass OF
routine matter coming up at the June
meeting. there were many delegations