Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-15
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What Our Nsishbors Are Saying and
Some Items Of Fact, Some of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF


Some Items Of Fact, Some of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
Doing.
Chester Reporter, Sept. II: Marriage
licenses as follows were issued during
the past week from the office of Judge
Of Probate A. w. Wise: Mr.. w. o.
: MeKellar and Miss Leona Stewart,
both of Chester; Mr.. John H. Richard,
OF Charlotte, n. c., and Miss Grille
Cobb of Gastonia, N. c.; Mr.. Gree
Nfillwo6d and Miss Ruth Giles, both of
Whstmire; Mr. Wilbur C. Hardin and
Miss Eugenia Wade, both Of Chester;
and Mr.. Ernest B. WAGNER and Miss
Lola V.iEemple, both of Chester
Rev.>A. W. Massabeau is critically i'll
al. his home at Johnsonville, and very
little hope is held out for his recovery.
Mr.. 3. Clyde Carter and Dr. w. b. Cox,
who LEFT for Johnsonville Friday,
returned Saturday evening. Mrs.
Carter has been at the bedside Of her
father for several weeks...-..--A..Rev. F.
Ray Riddle left this morning for Co
lumbia, after conducting a splendid
meeting at RichbTg Presbyterian
church, which closed last night with a
tions to the church----..---The city
schools opened this morning with a
large attendance. Conditions will be
very much crowded, it appears. Miss
Mary 10 Drakeford, of York, who was
elected recently to teach the fourth
gcade. at the Foote Street School, was
forced to Necline on account of her
health, and. her place has been filled
by the election of Miss Margaret Cole
man. of Blair's., The annual meet
ing oe the. w. NJ. ~, auxiliary to
Chester Baptist Association, was held
at Lowryville Baptist church last
Thursday, and proved to be one of the
most interesting meetings in the his
tory of the organization. Appropriate
talks were made by Mrs. Geo. E. Davis
Mrs. Maude r. Mcclure, and Miss Az
lie Wofford, in addition to talks by the
officers and others, Next falls meet
ing will be held with the First Baptist
church Of Chester. The election OF
officers resulted as follows: Superin-
tendent, Mrs. F. l.. Whitlock; Asso-
ciate Superintendent of Y. w. A., Mrs.
S. II. Hardin, Jr.; Associate Superin-
tendent of r. A, Mrs. c. c. Cornwell (;
Associate Superintendent Of Bands
Mrs. D. P. Crosby; President 1st Divi-
sion,, Mrs. c. j. Grant; President 2nd
Division, Mrs. G. NJ. Rogers; President
Ed-DiHision,- -Mrs--C-- M..Adams, Presi-
dent 4th. Division, Mrs. w. G. Nc
Keown; Secretary and Treasurer, Miss
Annie Corkill; Mission Study Chair
man. Mrs. j. K. Hair; Personal Service
Chairman, Miss Floride Durham.
Warren Howe, colored, died at the
Chester Sanatorium this morning from
the effects of a wound in the stomach
received from shotgun in the hands
of Mary Boyd, the fatal difficulty hav-
ing occurred yesterday afternoon on
the plantation of Mr., L. NJ. Wooten in
The Lewis T. o. neighborhood. Howe
isssaid to have slapped his wife, when
Wary Boyd, who is a relative of the
woman, took hand. She says Howe
picked UP a rock, and she shot. The
woman was arrested yesterday after
noon and put in jail. Tom Brown
live on the Rossville road about
thirteen miles from Chester, were ar
rested Saturday afternoon by Sheriff
Anderson and Deputy Howe. and their
stin, five gallon oil can affair." seiz-
ed A small quantity of whisky and a
barrel Of mash were found.