Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-22
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.T5, the County.
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What Our Neiehbors Are Saying and
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Chester Reporter, Sept. 10: The ex-
hfbits at the Chester County Fair this
fall will be of unusual interest. Some
unique displays are being planned by
the committees from the different COM
rnunities in Chester county, and the
merchants and manufacturers exhibits
will be above the average. Practically
ali space in the Lloyd Exhibit Building
has been taken. The Fair Bureau is
giving specis, attention to the educa-
tional exhibits. The general display OF
farm products, home economics, fancy
work, etc., will be credit to the fair
this fall. The cattle show under the
direction of the Chester Fairfield York
Guernsey Association will again be q
big feature, The poultry show, with a
new building, will be better than any
previous effort Of the kind at the Ches-
ter Fair. A number of entries have
already been arranged for this depart
mept-.,---.... The jury Of inquest, Mr.. 5.
c.. Carter, foreman, in the case OF War
rem Howe, colored, who was fatally
wounded near Lewis T. o., Sunday
afternoon, September 10th, found that
the deceased came to his death from
agunshot wound at the hands of Mary
Boyd, colored. Three witnesses were
examined-Sarah Mccullough, Bessie
Howe, and George Minors. The tesi-
mony disclosed the fact that Howe
was Furnishing his wife for her alleged
unfaithfulness when the trouble be-
tween him and the Boyd woman oc-
Cured, which resulted in Howze's be-
ing shot in the abdomen, from the eff
feots of which he died the next morn
ing. The jury was empanelled Mon
day, and the inquest was concluded
Friday afternoon at the courthouse.
Marriage licenses as follows have been
issued from Judge Of Probate A. w.
Wise's office during the past few days:
Mr. Roy England and Miss Venoy
Smith, both Of Rock Hill Mr.. William
y Knight and Miss Bessie Marie Glad
den, both of, Great Falls; and Mr.. Will
liam H. Grant and Mrs. Leila Hardin,
both of Chester, R. F. D.....Prof. M.
NJ" Wilkes, of Timmonsville, formerly
Of Chester, is candidate for Superin-
terident of Education in Florence coun-
ty to succeed Hon. Allard NJ. Gasque,
who defeated Hon. P. II. Stoll for con-
gless last Friends of DR.. o.
l. Sharpe, who recently located here,
viii be sorry to learn that he has ac
c4pted a very fatterine toffet TO become.
connected with a hospital at Youngs-
town, Ohio, and will l.,rve this week
FOR his new field.-.....-.---..Thc Presby-
terrain Synod of South Carolina will
convene at Purity Presbyterian church
in this city Tuesday, October 3rd, and
will remain in session through Friday,
the. 9Th. About 200 will be in attend
anceMrs. Josephine Sem, widow
Of the late David Sem, died early Fri
day morning at her home on Elizabeth
street, aged siXty-four years, and was
buried at Evergreen cemetery. Fun
residence Saturday morning at eleven
O'Clock by DR.. d. G. Phillips. Mrs
Sem leaves one daughter, Mrs. Corrie
Frazer, of Chester, and step
daughter, Mrs. Klugh, of Greenwood
Cleveland Star, (Shelby), Sept. 19:
yesterday and nearly 1,100 were en-
rolled the first day, according to Su-
perintendent ]. c. Griffin. There were
255 in the high school as compared
with 2l5 last year. The white school
had total enrolment Of 929 the first |
day as compared with sos last year.
MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Pendleton |
have moved into their elegant new |
bungalow which they have just COM |
pleted on South Lafayette street. This |
is one Of the handsomcst residences in |
the Evelyn Webb, siX-year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George |
P. Webb fell from swing at their
homo on North Morgan street one day |
last week and sustained dislocated
shoulder which is causing her much |
suffering ....--...T The new Dover mill
which will be erected on the Hamrick
farm just across the river between the
Southern and Seaboard railway tracks,
will be built of concrete and steel. Mr..
Dover returned last week from New
England where he purcha scd ma
chinery for the mill...........R. T.. Randall
the well known scenic artist has ar
rived here to paint the scenery and
stage settings for the new Princess
theatre which will be the mort COM
plcte and up-to-date Of any theatre in
the south. Managers e. l.. and II. e.
Beam are sparing no expense to give
Shelby thcatrcgocrs the best in the
theatrical world. Al Miss Marjorie
Suttlc was taken yesterday TO the
hospital for treatment She
has been suffering with typhoid fever
and a serious trouble with her eye. Her
condition is very grave and her many
friends as well as those Of her father,
Mr. I l., Suttle hone for her recovery