Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-07
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some Items of Fact, Some of Comment
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Some items OF FaCt, S0ftf0 VI SS"~''
and All Helping to Give an Idea of
= What Our NsIshbors Are Saying and
poinu.
Chester Reporter March 2: Mr.. T.
r, Gibson, Of McColl, who owned sew
eral hundred acres of land around
Leeds and was we'll known to many
chester people, died 1T his home IN
McColl Yesterday. Mr.. Gibson was
president of the Bank of McColl- ana
director of the Atlantic Coast Limo
Railroad, and has been prominently
connected with every enterprise IN
NcColl since the organization OF the
town. He was a lifelong member OF
the Methodist church, and for many
years had been on the official ooand.
Frank Gwin, colcred, who was
arrested two or three days ago in con-
nection with still captured in the
Turkey Greek country, was granted
bond in the sum of $500 yesterday by
Magistrate H. H. Shannen.~.-..-..-.Ches-
ter High school closed the basketball
season Tuesday night by defeating
Great Falls 5S to II at Hardins
Hall in a one-sided game of which the
outcome was never in doubt. The To-
Gals clearly oatclacsed the visitors,
and practically the entire Chester
squad was given q chance. Chester
had one OF the best basketball teams
in the upper part Of the state this sea-
sou, and there was greater interest
displayed in the game, both on the part
Of the student body and the public,
than ever before. marriage IL
cense was issued Tuesday by Judge OF
Probate A. w. Wise to Mr.. Baxter
Forsythe, of Smiths and Miss Lillian
Gcoch.of Rodman.-......Rev. J. >. Har-
ris, who has come from Mason City
Neb., to be pastor of Beaver Creek,
.Blackstock, Cool Branch, and Wood
ward Baptist churches. will begin his
work the coming Sunday, preaching at
Beaver Creek in the forenoon and
Cool Branch III the afternoon.-~---......Dr.
F. NJ. Boldridge, who had the misfor-
tune to have u leg broken a few weeks
ago, was able to go to Winnsboro yes
terday to appear as q witness. DR..
Boldridge is able to hobble about on
crutches, and hopes to be out in few
days.....-.-..The executive committee of
the Woman's Missionary Union of Ca
tawba Presbytery will meet in the A.
r. 2. church in this city tomorrow
morning. 1t consists Of eleven. mem
bers, Mrs w. H. Flenniken, CT Winns-
boro, being chairman, Mrs. A. G. Brice,
Foreign Missionary secretary, Mrs.
John G.. White, Thank Offering secre-
tary The program and plans for thes
spring meeting to be held in Glover
will be mapped ont at Sthis meeting.
Especial agents Cf the Southern
Railway have been here since Monday
trying to find clue to the person or
persons who broke into the Southern
Railway ticket office last Sunday
night, and stole S516. 1t was stated
today that several clues were being
investigated, but no arrests had been
made.
Cleveland Star (She!by), March 8:
The Ideal Ice and Fuel company is the
name of the new ice plant which will
be erected here by Messrs. A. F.
Weathers, c. B. Cabaniss and Claude
Turner. Work has been started on
boring a deep well and in a few weeks
the brick building will be under con-
The question is con-
stantly asked when the site will be Sc
lected for the new 100000 hospital.
The board of trustees is open to prop
Ositions which should be submitted In
writing to the secretary, Mr.. Avery w.
McMurry. The board will drive
around in a body and review the sites
on March 7th...-.....The egg market has
suffered big decline within the last
few days Local merchants are offer
ing only Is cents per dozen in cash and
20 cents in trade this week. One month
ago when the snow was on the ground
eggs We're selling here for 60 cents
dozen; ten days ago at 40 cents ana
the decline has been constant since
that time, due to the season of Lent,
and the warm weather which makes
hens produce more eggs.....--.-....Peach
blossoms had made their appear
ance during the warm days of last
week, but Farm Demonstration K. h.
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