Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-16
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and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neishbors Are Saying ana
Doing.
Chester Reporter, June II: Mrs A.
Rrice leaves this afternoon by 'he
nutbern for New York to Visit
,iend She will be Joined in New
ntk by Mrs. David Hemphiil; ana
new win sail on Saturday at noon on
IL steamship, Carolina, for Hamberg'
efmany, with the "Brownell Parry
Alabama. They will attend the
PASSION Play, and visit nine countries
Enrone and return home through
anada in late September,.......----lhe ne
on Tobacco society, an organization
a Chester boys with Mr.. John l..
sigham- Jr.. as it's president and the
Xbiect of which is implied In the
Xames will have a picnic at the fair
Rounds tomorrow evening at seven
,cIock Prof. r. n. Allen, who lett
baster Immediately after the close OF
chool to take an important posltioh
The Patent Office at Washington, IN
note to The Reporter says that ne
2as practically concluded to return 10
Chester in the fall, which, we feel sure
III p1ove welcome news as proi' Al
1,, has more than made good IN MS
8epartment of the public schools, ana
verybody in Chester is his frleno'
prof Allen says he has picked up
Iome new ideas since going TO WASH
:bgton, and is taking course IN ar
1hitectural drawing.-.-..--.....A FURIOUS
ght of the old fashioned knocK-do"h
Ind drag-out variety, with pulling Oh
Lair and a plenitude of epithet ana
2epartee thrown in, that aroused tne
hole neighborhood was pulled of at
*he county jail yesterday afternoon
etween the two white women who
kere arrested about three weeks ago
|long with two men on a statutory
/harge. The women are said TO nave
Ipllen out over cigarette. Inc
Eelkin fairly rang with the shouts,
%hrieks and imprecations of the CON-
Iatants: and those in earshot thought
wbolesale delivery was being at
enpted. Barring a few scratches
Ind a bitten finger or two, the femaie
&ghters seem none the worse Tor
heir bout.-...W When Robert Reeves
Iegro whom Oss Archie had accused
K making goo-goo eyes at his wiie'
5oarded the same train as the wo-
.han did yesterday morning in Char
bite. when she was leaving for Ches-
er on a visit to her parents, Archie
became suspicious, and pulled out for
fhest.r shortly afterwards over the
Seaboard, arriving here somEeywhaI1 sEyy az
ast uoos Upon his arrival he found
Ms suspicious most abundautly JUS
4 &fied. as Reeves was in the company
"a the woman when Archie arrived
non the scene. The irate husband
bst no time in drawing up plans OF
Xnttle, but went into action at once
md was carrying all before him with
HE impetuosity of his attack, when
thief Grant, who had been apprised
n the conflict, arrived upon the bat
Rcfield, and sought to take the fight
%rs into custody. 1t was necessary
5o fire q shot to subdue Archie, which
4aused the latter to eXclaim that ne
lad been shot; but he gave no FUR
okher trouble, and was put in the lock-
3p. In the melee, however, Reeves
Iad sought the tall timber, and it took
4bout an hours diligent search in the
ranch bottoms before he could be
pund. This morning, Recorder Doug
hs imposed sentence of SIS on each
Il the men and $40 for the woman, or
total Of forty dollars OF Charlotte
honey in Chester's strong box.
Lancaster News, June 10: Rev. X. j.
Blackmon. former Lancaster county
Hitizen and son of John S. Blackmon,
tho has been inIthe West several
3ears. is now earnestly engaged IN
|yangelistic work at Quitman, Texas.
10. Blackmon is a brother to our
ownsman, Oliver G. Blackmon..~.-..--or
sext Thursday evening three da!
cries of services will commence at the
ssociate Reformed church prepara-
*ory to the communion service 20 be
cid on Sabbath morning. The p each
*hg will be done by Rev. w. F. Grier'
Glover 1.-The marriage of Miss
Sara Hammond and VernDn l.. Pate
Hill be solemnized in the First Baptist
Ihurch of this city Wednesday after
son at 4 o'clock. Miss Hammond is
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Ham
nond, of this city, and has been
Heachcr In the Kains high school for
&he past two years. Mr.. Pate is the
on of Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Pate, or
camden. and is a progressive young
armer. A. Parker, of Butord'
3eas in town yesterday. Mr.. Parker
laws he has an unusually fine milk
ow. Since the latter part of October
nd up to yesterday he has sold S52
korth of butter from his one COW be-
ides giving one pound a week to
mother member of the family. Mr.