Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-05-09
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Fort Mil Times, May q: Joe NJ
BeIk yof Fort Mil, World war'veteran'
who was severely wounded In aceion
In France, isSnow in Spartanburs TAX
ing one of the courses in vocationaai
training offered disabled veterans by
the government Wold received es-
terday by j. T. Young, Jr.. from the
hospital in Rochester, Mirn., at which,
his, mother is a patient was to the er- !
fleet that Some, Improvement was ao- :.
ticeabie in her condition. Mrs. Yonilgls
-fiusband, J.s =. Young, ST., is at ner
bedside. ..s....Mecilenburg county Pro-5
ilibition Officers, operating last FIT
day night near the; South Carolina
iines between Pineville and the home
fof tine late w. o. Bailes. captured on
creek beuk 60 gallons, of cheap
WHISKY which was, thought to have
been intended for sale in Fort Miil
.ana Rock Hill. No arrests were made
ain connection with sthe seizure.--"rr- Dr.
sana Mrs John NJ Hutchison ana
their echiidren and DR., and Mrs. A. L. Z.
.ott expect to leave Fort Mill Monaay
for, a visit Of ten days to points OF
interest in Florida. They will make
the trip in DIR. Hutchison's car. r.7'.-.----.- -
Mrs. Kate Hale and E. H. Phillips OF
lFoft MIL, Tuesday afternoon received
a message, telling of the sudden death
lofStheir sister. Mrs. Florence warren
wife Of W. w. Warren, at her home
.atsGriffith near Charlotte. .!,
Chester Reporter, May q: At the
meeting. of Sthe Sunday School Base
baii League Monday afternoon 1t was
decided to resorganize for the . ear
with three teams, and to begin the
playing season about May 2Srd. A
committee was appointed to make up
"a schedule, and. TO look after-other ar
rafigements !. Miss Florence X.
white. -of Clifton, Ohio, in remitting
for The Reporter. says: my father
Andrew Hood White, celebrated MS
S7thr birthday April 27, 1922. IT VIII
bef slxty-seyen years next OCTOBER
since he left Chester, South Carolina
but he is. as much a South Carolin ian
,ir sentiment and manners as ne was
yt,ieri.s Marriage licenses as follows
have been, issued, from the office or
Judge of Probate A., W.rWisei during
the past few. days Mr.. David H. Dona-
hoo and Miss Mertice Floyd. both OF
tGfeaty Fails; and Mr.. John 'Elltott
Cooper and Miss Grace Pauline Sirlp-
son, both of. .tChester......-The annual
Confederate Memorial Day exercises
VIII be held in Chester next We'd
,neSdaS, May 10th, and will be feat n
ed by a dinner to the veterans taat
IS being arranged by Chester Chapter
U.sD.sC. This ,dinner.wil be- held in
shes sPresbyterian Sunday School build
Ing and Chester Chapter is spar'ng
mo efforts to make the occasion most
delightful one for the old soldiers.
The Chiidren's Chapter will serve the
Dinner. AT four o'clock the Memorial
Day address viii be delivered at the
aepera house by Hon. ]. l.. Brice, Su-
psrintendent of Education Of Fairfield
county, Dr. Robert G. Lee will de-
liver the prayer at the opera house
and Rev Henry Stokes will deliver
.the prayer sat Evergreen cemetery.
The children, will sing patriotic songs
and the exercises will include all OF
the features customary on this occa-
;sion:s, There are now so far as Ches-
ter Chapter has been able to learn.
only .67 surviving Confederate veter-
ans in Chester county; end it is earn
,estlyS hoped that all of them can be
present. Mr.. J. w. Young was
elected Alderman Tuesday in Ward
.4,.;the only ward in which there was
contest. The vote was: Young, 2S;
Fry s. The vote in the other wards
was Ias follows: Ward I'M. H. White,
"a; Ward 2-Z. v. Davidson, 8; Ward
3-B. d. Refd, Mr.. H. K. Horgh'
the jeweler is unable to open his big
safe. In which are lot of his Stock
several finished and unfinished JOBS
SOIht IildltIidi-s ANU NShSA NNNS
ends that are Indispensable to the
conduct of his businessTa1d it looks
rs il he will have to get man from
the .Afosler Safe Co.'S plant at Hamil-
ton, Ohio, to open the safe for him. A
safe expert who came from Charlotte
yesterday attempted to drill couple
of holes in the door, but after getting
IN several inches struck plate tn; l.
-tiefied his drills, and made further
progress impossible. A mechanic
from the company's plant with a drill
to get through this plate seems to be
what is required, and Mr.. Hough is
in communication with the company,
endeavoring to locate one Of their men
in this territory. "..,
Gastonia Gazette, May 5: In con-
nection with the announcement made
Thursday that Gastonia postoffice Is
to be advanced to the first-class July
first, Postmaster F. A. Slate has given
ont the following figures, which are of