Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-07-27
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CHESTER-The Lantern, July % {:
Miss Lizzie Lowry, of Yorkville, has
been visiting relatives at Capers' Chap
el......."Mr. S. A. Hood goes to Hen
rietta, n. G., August 1st, to enter upon
his duties as manager of large dry
goods, clothing, and millinery estab-
lishment. A very important consider
alton is that he gets fine salary. We
congratulate Sam. ..........There will be
a basket picnic at Wilksburg on Tues
day, August 2. All are invited to
come and bring we'll filled baskets. ''''''
The following men left last evening
for Chickamauga, to join the company
of Captain ]. S. Hardin, who is here
recruiting: Will T. Perry, of Flint
Ridge, Lancaster county; Berry H.
Mobley, White Oak; Ross Triblett,
N. c.; Jno. Chalk, N. c.; Alonzo Set
zer, N. c.; T. W. Dump McCollum,
Chester. ....'.''"On last Friday, little
son of Mr.. A. w. Crocker, of Lock
hart, was bitten by a dog which was
supposed to be mad. Mr.. Crocker
passed through the city last Satur-
day morning taking him to Char
lotte, where he had a maidstone
applied to the wound. .''.''..'Mr.'W. F.
Egan was taken to the state hospital
for the insane Wednesday. He was
there last fall, and having improved,
was released, and had been attending
to his business. His mind seems to
be in a very bad condition now. '.'''''''
Quartermaster Sergeant Jno. A. Gra-
ham came home Wednesday evening
on furlough. He has been sick, and
he shows it.
LANCASTER-Ledger, July %:
Rev. J. E. Carlisle, pastor of the M. E.
church, returned home Thursday after
an absence of several weeks. Mrs.
Carlisle will not return for several
weeks. ....'.'. Mr.. J. B. Crockett, who
has been spending sometime with his
sister at Danville, Va, returned home
yesterday. ..'.'..There were about 500
persons at the campaign meeting at
Kershaw yesterday. The speakers
had most respectful hearing and
everything passed off very pleasantly.
Mr.. A. E. Beckham, formerly of
the Southern Railway company, has
accepted a position as sectionmaster
on the l.. & G. railroad.
UNION-New Era, Friday, July %:
Last Saturday large party of Union
ties left for Pawly's island upon a
camp fish and hunt. About two
weeks, will be spent "roughing it"
and they all expect to return home
tanned and toughened, with better ap-
petites and the memory of a most de-
lightful stay in the woods. In the
party were Messrs. R. P. Harry, John
A. FAINT, W. T. Beatty, S. Means Beatty,
and w. E. Thomson. Last year sever
al of these gentleman took their sum!
mer vacation at Pawly's and the repe-
tition of the trip this season attests its
pleasure. .-....." Miss Cornelia Brown,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. T.
Brown, died on the morning of the
14th instant, at the home OF her pa
rents in West End, after lingering
illness of typhoid fever. Miss Brown
was in her 10Th year, and young
woman of many lovely traits of char
acter. She was deservedly popular
with a large circle of friends, to whom
her death was severe blow. She
was teacher in the Baptist Sunday
school, and a consistent Christian. ''''''
Mrs. ]. NJ. Moore, of Yorkville, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Goforth,
on Church street. .....'..'.The state cam
paign meeting will be held at Union on
Saturday, July sOth, after, which the
candidates will take "week off,"
The Spartanburg meeting will be on
Friday, the Goth.