Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-13

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4 taken up with Governor Harvey ana
word from that source is now being
looked for.......A marriage whlch
came as a surprise to many friends
Z. was that of Miss Oline Crowder and
Mr.. Hugh D. Cothran, which was
solemnized at Purity Presbyterian
manse Sunday morning at .siX-forty-
FIVE O'Clock, Dr. Flournoy' Shepperson
officiating. .o r.r.
K Gsffney Ledger, Oct. 10; Drayton
Allison was appointed attendance Of
ficer for Cherokee county, SATURDAY
and started performing. the duties Oh
that office yesterday. His first assign
nent was to get school district NO. ~
straightened out. and to report all
cases where children are being illegally
kept from attending school. Mr.. ALL
son is now making his rounds and VIII
appreciate any information that the
public will give him. The regular du-
81 ties of the new officer will be TO sec
that every, child who should be IN
school is there. and to look up ana
report on cases where the rules gov
erning attendance are not followed
], Marsh Hampton, well known citizen
of Gaffney, passed away at his home
on North Limestone street early FIJI
day morning from acute indigestion.
He had only been i'll very few hours
-1nl hot pnn
demise. Shortly before the end came,
he asked aid from his daughter,
but when she reached his bed
side, death had taken place..
The trustees of the Love Springs
school district met with w. c. NC
, Arthur, county superintendent of ed
ucation,. early yesterday morning ana
located the site for the new $4,000
school building which is to be built IN
that district at an early date. The
new building will be erected on the
property. where the old Sarratt school
is now located. That the new school
is not to be placed in the center of the
% district is due to the fact that
passenger truck is to be added to the
school equipment. This truck will be
used to carry the children to and from
school and by having the school
located at one end Of the district the
truck will only have to make one trip.
...........James L. Pruette, well known
and highly respected citizen of Boiling
Springs, n. c., died suddenly Sunday,
October Sth, at his home at Boiiing
Springs. Mr.. Pruette was well known
in Gaffney, having resided here about
a, year, some fifteen years ago HIS
brother, Rev L. r.. Pruette preached
here in the Cherokee Avenue. Baptist
church on numerous occasions. Mr..
Pruette was a deacon in the Boiling
Springs Baptist church, and a man of
sterling quality. His loss to the COM
munity in which he lived and reared
a family, will be keenly felt.
Lancaster News, Oct. 10: w. S. Rol-
lins, farmer living north of the city,
was run into Saturday night early by
a Mr.. Elder and family of Rock Hill,
travelling in an automobile and coming
to Lancaster. Mr.. Rollins received
several bruises about the head
and hand and the buggy was pretty
badly wrecked The lights on Mr..
Elders car had gone bad on him and
he was trying TO make Lancaster as
soon as possible, but Mr.. Rollins said
y hing
not going at a very great speed. Mr..
Rollins was brought TO Lancaster and
given medical aid and is up and about
as usIal.........Fou young men, giving
Rock Hill as their homes, were fined
S25 each in the mayors court Sunday
morning on the charge OF driving an
automobile on the streets Of the city
while under the influence of liquor.
Charlie Strain, cOlored, shot and Serl-
ouSly wounded negro woman living
in the New Cut section yesterday after
noon about o'clock, shotgun being
used for TIE purpose, the entire LOAD
entering the back part of the woman'S
head and neck. The woman was still
living TINS nOllIhS' pu' - J." '''
thought she can rCcOver.-....-.-.-.A large
truck loaded with Is bales of cotton on
its way To Gastonia, y. c., was stopped
Saturday night about o'clock by the
CITY police when it reached Lancaster
and held here until o'clock Sunday
morning on the charge of being over
loaded and travelling without lights
and license. The weight of the cotton
and truck combined. ii is said was
about 1900 pounds, when 1000
pounds, it is said, is tic maximum
weight, according to law, that shall