Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-04-28
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Some Items of Fact, Some Of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neishbors Are Saying and
Doinu. a.
Lancaster News, April 25: 1t is In
teresting to the travelling public. to
know that the overhead bridge at
Pleasant Hill is much improved in re-
constructing same with a better angle
This will lend greatly TO diminish the
danger of such bridge crossings over
the high railroad cut...,.,.,.~--Mrs. Pearl
Helms, died Monday, April 18th, after
several weeks of Illness, and was
buried next day at Upper Camp Creek
cemetery, the funeral services being
conducted by Rev. w. A. Roach..---.---
TIE Lancaster. High by a score of to
Z won the game between Lancaster
and Chester on the home grounds last
Friday. Mrs. Hasseltine Octavia
Crenshaw, widow of the late Troy
Crenshaw, passed away in her eighty
third year at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs G. w. Cauthen, of Dry Creek,
on the 18th of April. Surviving Mrs.
Crenshaw are one daughter, Mrs.
shaw, of Houston, Texas, and l.. NJ.
Crenshaw, of this county.---.....Mrs. r.
M. Robinson and children returned Sat-
urday from Clover where Mrs. Rob-
oh tho IOnrnStnI'
church as delegate to the C0tawba
Presbytery and also visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Plaxco
MIR. Palmer Shehan and Miss
Incz Ellis. both Of Lancaster, were
married at the Methodist parsonage
on April II. by Rev. E. r. Mason.
Chester Reporter, April "a: One of
the most impressive sights ever wit
messed In Chester county occurred yes
terday afternoon at Sandy River just
below the dam, when DR.. Robert c..
Lee, pastor of the First Baptist church,
baptized 80 of the 125 converts at the
recent meeting! Twenty others were
baptized at the church last night. The
exercises at Sandy River were witness
ed by crowd variously estimated at
from 5000 to 5000 persons. Twelve
persons united with the church yes
terday morning, comprising with those
who connected before the meeting
closed, total of 157 as the fruits Of
that most remarkable campaign.-..--..---
Mr.. NJ. A. Carpenter met with pecu-
liar and very distressing accident yes
terday as result of which he has a
pair Of badly burned hands and mar
Carpenter was altering some gasoline
through a chamois skin when the fluid
was ignited by the sunlight and before
Mr.. Carpenter could jump to place Of
burned on his hands, which we're wet
with gasoline machinery
and supplies for the Community cream
cry arrived Saturday, and the officers
are seeing to it that no time will be
lost in installing the equipment. The
machinery was purchased from the
Creamery Package company and was
sent here complete 'from their ware
houses in Chicago. representative of
the company is expected here in the
next day or so to have complete charge
Of the installation. The creamery will
be completely equipped in every detail
and will be modern plant and cred
1t to Chestera.......--.aaMr. and Mrs. S.
Q. Myers will leave in few days for
Lenoir, n. c., where they will take
charge of the Carlheim hotel, which
Mr.. Myers recently purchased. Mr..
Myers says he is not leaving Chester
permanently, but plans to be at Lenoir
until he can get everything in good
running condition. Mr. Chas. n. My
ers, of North WilkeSboro, n. c.,
nephew, will have charge of the My
ers hotel here. Associate Justice
j. Fl. Marion signed an order Saturday
granting Joe Queen bond in the sum of
$1,000. Queen, who shot and killed
Rich Peay Monday, April 10th, is rep
resented by Mcssrs. CASTOR & Hami!-
ton.
Gastonia Gazette ApriI 25. In n sim,