Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-24
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Lancaster January 20: In the pass
ing of Henry Marion Culp, whose
death occurred at his home on West
Arch street, this city, Wednesday
night at 10:45, Lancaster loses an es-
teemed citizen. Of a genial disposf-
tfon ne was easily approached, and as
an asset to this gift, Mr.. CuIp num-
bssed! his, friends by the hundreds
Chief of Police H. w. Bell has been
confined to his home since Wednesday
with a severe case Of cold or grippe.
He is not dangerously sick, however
and hopes to be out in day or two.
.........-M. e. Terry was knocked down
by an automobile, driven by DR.. S. L
Allen, on, Main street at Gay yester-
day morning, but escaped injury The
car was travelling at slow speed and
no blame was attached.
Chester Reporter, Jan. 10: Mr. John
NJ. Pagan.s nomination to be post
master at Great Falls was confirmed
by the United States senator Tues
Licenses to marry have been
issued this week as follows from the
Office of Judge A. w. Wise: Mr.. Joe.
Carroll and Mss Eva Deadman, botn
of Bessemer City, N. c.; Mr.. @. w.
Reynolds and Miss Lille Lee Berry,
both Of Orangeburg; and Mr. P. A,
Thomas OF Union and Miss Catherine
E. Hill, of Catawba.....-- rhe city OF
chester's handsome new $12,5oo triple
combination motor fire truck, pumper,
and chemical engine is at the Sea-
board depot, and will be unloaded and
got ready for service by a rachintst
from the factory at Elmira, n. Y, who
is en- route to Chester and expected
here today or tomorrow.--.,..,..At the
meeting of the members of Walker
CASTOR Camp, U. c. V, this morning
at the Court House all officers were
reelected, as follows: S. 7. Mckeown'
commander; J. w. Wilks, 1st vice.
commander; L. H. Grant, End vice
commander; REV. ]. B. Traywick, Srd
vice commander, and W. D. Knox, adj
jutant, Mr.. s. B. Latham declined re-
election Gts member OF the County
Pension Board, and Mr.. w. D. Knox
was chosen as his successor. Messrs.
s. r. McKeown and J. w. Wilks, the
other members, were re-elccted.-'.......
The creamery that is to be organized
in Chester is q great progressive step,
and should help r1ightily with the So
luton Of the county's economic prob
lens that have been rendered so much
more acute by the coming Of the boil
weeyil;' and it. Is TO be hoped that in-
dividuals and communities in different
ps.rts of the county will be aroused to
the need. of potato houses, poultry
farms, canneries, etc. Some OF the
counties that are expecting DOH
weevii invasion are preparing along
!, the lines indicated and are taking the
steps enumerated: and they are the
ones that are going to weather the
storm without serious setback. Coun-
ties and communities that go ahead
in the same old ruts, trusting TO luck,
wilt wake up one OF these mornings
next fall to find themselves on the
brink Of bankruptcy.
:, = Cleveland Star (Sheiby) Jan. 20:
The death angel visited the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Beam, Friday af-
ternoon January Is, 1922, and claimed
for its victim their little one-year-old
son, William Ralph........-.-Mr. ]. E.
Webb has purchased from Mrs. H. NJ.
10y half interest in the College Inn
. property, corner of Washington and
Graham streets, consideration S12,50O.
In the transaction Mrs. 10y bought
the Bostic house formerly owned by
Mr.. Nal Spangler and located in front
of DR.. B. II. Palmer on S. Lafayette
street. Other owners OF the COLLEGE
Inn are A.. P. Weathers and Mrs. G..
T. Hord-.On account Of the recent
sale of four corporations they are be-
ing dissolved according to law. The
PINK Manufacturing Co., and Werner
Oil Co., at baltimore are dissolved
because of the sale Of the plants and
equipment Of the baltimore Oil Co. The
Carpenter Barber Hosiery Mills is be-
ing dissolved because OF the sale to
A. Victorious and Co, of New York.
The Eagle Roller Mill is dissolved be-
cause OF the sale Of Mr.. Slough Hop
per's stock to Mr.. w. R. Hartness.
Mr.. Hartness and Mr.. Maynard Wash
burn are continuing the Eagle Roller
Mills under the same name, but as
partnership rather than a corporation.
:. .--.... Representative Peyton McSwain
has written Hon. John McBee MEM
Der Of the state highway commission
for this district, asking him what are
the possibilities for Cleveland county
getting more hard surfaced roads un-
der the states new road progra H..
More attention is paid to the length
or the staple in the price of cotton by
the manufacturers than a farmer
could ina eine few wears agO the