Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-03-21

Carolina. and was highly thought Of by
both white and colored...-...James SUIT
ton, q white man, was convicted thiS
week in the Kershaw county court at
Camden on the charge of manufactur-
ing liquor and was given a term of Il
months on the gang or in the peniten-
tiary. Sutton was arrested with eigh'
others in the Buffalo section of ker-
shaw county, near the Lancaster coun-
ty line in January while at liquor
still, around which he was assisting
He gave $1,000 bond pending an ap-
peal to the supreme court.....----The 1ol-
lowing cases have been disposed of in
the court of, general sessions for Ian
caster county since Tuesday noon:
Willie Miles, mansaughter and carry
ing concealed weapon, guilty, four
years and one month. Robert Dunlap,
obtaining goods by false pretense, mol
PROSE-. Ernest Johnson, violation Oh
prohibition law, plead guilty one year
and fne of s100, former suspended up
ON payment of fine. James Frazier,
house breaking and larceny, guilty, Is
months. William Faile, violation OF
prohibition law, mol PROSE-. Samuel
Patterson, disposing OF property under
lien, plead guilty, one year. Waddel
McManus, larceny, plead guilty, two
years. Henry j. Williams, breach Of
trust with fraudulent intention and
grand larceny, continued. Eli Anthony
malicious mischief, mol prosse. P. w.
Cook and T. H. Mum, violation of pro-
hibition law, not guilty. In another
case, mol PROSE-. Bunyan Rodgers, car
rying concealed pistol. Referred to
magistrate Ernest Swicegood, viola
tion Of prohibition law, not guilty by
consent Of solicitor. Joe Remington,
violation liquor law, plead guilty one
year and fine of s1Oo, former suspended
during good behavior. Ella Hayden,
murder, court directed verdict of not
guilty. Charles Stray, larceny, guilty,
Is months in reformatory. Tom Black
mon, murder, not guilty.
Cleveland Star, {shelby), March n;
Rapid progress is being made on laying
the foundation for the asphalt road
leading to Cleveland Springs. The
contractors have reached the top Of the
hill above DR.. Osborne's now and ex-.
90 Att ,uI, ha do in nj
days, and then start on the asphalt
surface about ten days later...-".~.-...Nr.
D. c. Newton who moved here recently
from Oklahoma and opened a grocery
store at Eastside has disposed Of his
stock and left with his family. this
week by automobile for Arkansas
where they will reside in the future.
The Mrs. Ike Kendall house on N.
Morgan street vacated by Mr.. Newton
is occupied by Mr.. B. c. McCraw, local
agent for the Jefferson Life Insurance
Co......The many friends in Cleve-
land county will regret to learn that DIR.
D. F. Pritchard formerly Of this county,
died Tuesday night at the Flint mill at
Gastonia, following illness which con-
fined him to his bed for five weeks. He
was 72 years of age. The remains were
brought to this county Wednesday and
inferred beside his wife at Beaver Dam
Baptist church.. Sheriff Logan
learned yesterday that negro preach
er named Phillips, who formerly lived
in the Boiling Springs section shot and
perhaps fatally wounded another negro,
whose name could not be learned, at
Ellenboro Tuesday. Phillips immedia-
tely gave himself up to the authorities.
1.-The town Of Shelby was shocked
on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
when it learned that Mr. Henry f.
Kendall, one of Shelby's most promi-
nent business men had fired a fatal
shot into his head, inflicting a wound
which brought death at o'clock. Mr..
Kendall had been in bad health for
three months, but at times his condi-
ton seemed improved He spent four
weeks at Broad Oaks sanitarium ar
Morganton, where he was benefited
somewhat by the treatment, but he
never ceased to brood over his Ill
health. For several days he went to
his business for few hours each day
but could never relieve his mind OF
worry over his physical condition
Wednesday afternoon he went out II
the back yard with his wife to visit the
hens nest He insisted on searching
further for eggs and his wife went
back into the house. In few minutes
she heard the report of a revolver and
rushed to the woodhouse where he lay
with fatal bullet wound in his fore
head. Representative PeYton Nc
Swain Of Shelby and Attorney j. Roar
Davis of Kings Mountain, who are
cousins, will race each other for the
seat in the house Of representative:
from Cleveland county. On Monda!