Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-24

underwent treatment Tor an 'hleC'i"ii
contracted during the war. He re-
ports that he is feeling fine after MS
three months stay in the hospital.
Early Friday night an automobile be-
longing to an unknown traveller was
hprned on top of the hill just beyond
Twelve Mile creek. Travellers passing
the scene say it was q big car, but no
no one has been found who can give
information further than that ii was
burned. A.. Sheriff Hunter, Police
man Byrd, Constable Montgomery and
Magistrate w. Y. Williams went out
into the eastern part of the county on
Friday afternoon and made a haul OF
nine pints of liquor from an alleged
violator of the law. The supposed
owner of the liquor was not at nome
when thesofdcers arrived, but a war
rant has heeh issued.
Chester Reporter, Nov. 20: Died Octo-
Der 18th, 1922, Mrs. Mary Jane Hardh
at her home about two miles north Oh
Chester The funeral service was con"
Quoted by DR.. D. G. Phillips, ana m
terrnent was at Evergreen cemetery.
Mrs. Hardin was an earnest and de
wont member Of the Presbyterian
church. She leaves one daughter, MISS
Rosina Hardin, and a brother, MI
Robert Morrow, of Iork...-.......MarrlaS
licenses as follows have been issued
during the past few days from Judge
of Probate A w. Wise's office: MI
Floyd Roberts and Miss Stella Poore'
both of Great Falls; Mr.. Nicely Brown,
of Great Falls and Miss Mae E. Latham
of Lockhart; and Mr.. Barnard Will
born of Great Falls and Miss Minnie
Parkin of Lockhart~,-....--..The a. h. Z.
pulpit was filled yesterday by Kew.
Paul A. Pressly, of Louisville, Ca re-
garded as one of the ablest ministers
OF the A. +. p. Synod, who preached
two very eloquent and impressive SER
mons............Anothero of Chester coun-
tvs fast disappearing band OF heroes
in gray dropped out of the ranks trl-
day night to join his comrades in the
shade OF the trees on the other side
Mr.. Levi Watts-who passed away a
his home in the SprinSstein village
and was laid to rest yesterday after
noon at Evergreen cemetery, after
funeral services at the home by Kew
Henry Stokes, pastor Of Bethel NJ. r.
church. Mr.. Watts was about clShty
wears of age, and went out as men,
Der of the Ninth South Carolina ReSi-
ment, subsequently becoming men,
Der of the Sixth Regiment, and serV-
ing faithfully TO the close of the strug-
GLE. Mrs. Crecie Varnadore, wife
Of Mr.. S. L. Varnadore, died at 5:l5 a.
m. today at her home in the Wood
ward Baptist church neighborhood, ana
will be buried tomorrow at Woodward
graveyard, after funeral services by
the Rev. J. S. Harris. Mrs. Narna-
dore was about seventy years OF age,
and besides her husband leaves one
son. Mr.. Thomas VarnadOrc, of the
Halsellville neighbOrhoOd....... There
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