Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-07
GARNERED With SCISSORS
news From Within III and Without
the county.
Condensed FOR QUICK READING

Some Items of Fact, Some Of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Nsishbors Are Saying and
Doino. ~ a.,
Lancaster News, Feb. 8: Mrs. Jane
CASTOR, widow of w. T. CASTOR, OF the
t,asa4,aw section, died Friday. Janu-
ary 9th, at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. c. Frank Perry, at Kannapolis, N.
G.. at the age of "a years, and her re-
mains were brought to this county
sunday AFTERNOON for. burial in the
Flat Creek cemetery----...---Jim SIMS
colored, who was doing time on the
Lancaster county chain gang, made his
get.a-way from the gang last Monday
evening. Sims lived near tn. town OF
Kershaw and il is thought that he may
be somewhere in that vicinity--.--.,...Seth
Rodgers and Miss Texas Collins were
married Tuesday, January 81, PROBATE
Judge H. H. Horton, officiating. The
bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Collins, Of Rock Hill and the
groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Rodgers of Lancaster. The young
couple have gone to Charleston, where
the groom holds a responsible position
with the Southern Railway---....--W. L.
Barton, substitute carrier for Dancas-
ter rural route six, made part OF his
delivery by foot one day during the
sleet and snow. Leaving the city by
buggy ana horse. he soon discovered II
was dangerous for the animal to travel
and returned to the city, put his equine
into dry quarters and started out on
foot, making lS miles Of the route py
docking" time. You can't keep a good
man down z. G. Brasington,
OF Kershaw, was called to Mullins last
week to attend at the bedside OF his
daughter, Miss Edith Brasington, VINO
WAS operated ON for appendicitis at the
Mullins hospital, Miss Brasington Is
teacher In the Mullins high school and
had the attack while at her duties In
the school room.
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Chester Reporter, Feb. 2: The gross
proceeds from the Due West Glee CLUB
and orchestra's performance at the
opera hosue Tuesday evening amount
ed.to sa1s.oO and a check for $1S4.Oo
was turned over to the club..-...-.-HeV.
Henry Stokes was In Spartanbars
several days this week at the Biiiy
Sanday Ineeting--.,......--.-fhe CheStef
County Board OF Election Commission
ers for state and county elections. con-
.sfstfns of Messrs. Henry o. Tennant'
and j. Foster Carter, met yesterday
and canvassed the vote at Tuesday 3
special election for the state senate 10
elect a. successor to Hon ]. H. Marion
who resigned to become associate JUS,
ftce. The managers at several pre-
eincts had failed to send In returns, but
what vote was on hand was counted
and as there had been no contest ana
the vote all cast for one candidate the
commissioners declared Mr.. DaVlo
Hamilton elected..--..-.Mr. s. Q. Myers
who recently purchased the Cariheim
hotel at Lenoir, N. G., when asked tnis
morning if he expected to leave Ches-
ter as it has been reported that he
might do, said that he intends to con-
tinue to make his home here. However,
he will naturally be in Lenoir a con-
siderable portion Of his time, after ne
gets possession Of his new hosiery
and until he gets the proposition 10
going nicely His nephew, Mr.. A. ~
Myers, Will in the meantime nave
charge of the hotel here. Mr.. Myers
does not take over the Carlheim until
May 1st.
Cleveland Star, (Sheiby), Feb. 81:
Postmaster w. j. Roberts says he had
plenty of bids for carrying the pro-
posed star mail route each morning
from Kings Mountain to Shelby The
name of the successful bidder has not
been made public as yet, but VIII be
known soon as the department re-
ceives the bids.---...Mr. Iail who harls
one of the milk routes for the Shelby
creamery, dumped fully 75o gallons OF
whole milk on the streets OF Shelby 4
a. .a,,,, o,o uyhen the radius rod OF