Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-04-16
Saturday, April l6, 1893.
near Shelby on Friday, aged 6S years,
7 months and 6 days. Kings Noun

near Shelby on Friday, aged 6S years,
7 months and days. Kings Noun
tain Reformer, April IA: l.. A. Nc
Gill sold II bales of cotton to the
Dilling mill last week at 81 cents. ''....
Mr.. Hayes Rebbles and Miss Lizzie
Weaver were married at Grover last
Sunday by H. K. Roberts, notary pub
lie. Mr.. Columbus Watterson and
Miss Mary Williams, both of Elbethel,
were married last Thursday. '''''' Miss
Lizzie Kiser, of York county, has been
visiting her brother, d. p. Kiser, in
this city for several days. '''''''''The
many friends of Mrs. Matte Neal, of
Cherokee, were pleased to see her
pleasant face in the city Saturday and
Sunday. ......Miss Mamie Pagenstecher,
a daughter of the old gentleman who
lived and died near the Beam crossing,
between here and Grover, has been
missing for Two months and her where
abouts cannot be ascertained. Since
Christmas she lived short while with
Major Schenck, in the upper end of
this county, at Cleveland mills. Leav-
ing there she came to her brother-in-
law at Earle's, which place she also
left two months ago, saying she would
return in week or so. She did not
return, and her mother, who lives at
Shelby, and her sister at Earle's, be-
came uneasy and instituted search.
On inquiry they found that when she
left Earle's she had stayed day and
night with Mr.. D. c. Patterson's fam
lily, and from there had gone up to her
old home place which is nearby and
which is in charge of Negro by the
name of John Crosby. This is the last
seen of her. Parties have gone to
Crosby's to make search for her; but
he refuses to admit anyone. Thus, our
informant says, the matter stood at the
time he gave us the news. He added
that he thought an investigation would
be forced in the matter soon but we
have heard of no new developments.
GASTON-Gazette, April a. The
town election is to be held on May 2.
.'''"Easter bonnets didn't burst into
bloom last Sunday on account of the
rain. ......There was armed conflict
down on lanyard row Sunday after
noon. Brit Garrett and Ellie Love had
q difficulty in the adjustment of which
Love used hatchet on Garrett, Civ
ing him whack back of the head and
another on the wrist. They were
hauled into court Monday, when Love
gave bond and Garrett went to Jail.
.....There was a pretty home wedding
Tuesday night at the residence of the
brides mother in McAdenville, the
contracting parties being Mr.. l.. B.
Reed and Miss Jessie Wilson. They
were married by Rev. NJ. 7. Steele,
pastor of the Methodist church at Nc
Adeuville. The young people are very
popular and quite Il number of their
friends were present at the wedding.
Many beautiful presents were display
ed, and the occasion was very happy
one. Mr.. Reid and bride will make
their home in Gaffney, S. c., where
Mr.. Reid holds responsible position.
The best wishes of their many friends,
in which The Gazette heartily joins,
go with them to their new home. ''''''
Miss Lizzie Adams, of Glover, is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Cynthia Johnson.
..''.A dray belonging to Mr.. Nose
Mauney was crushed by freight train
on Monday. The driver, William
Henderson, had narrow escape from
death. .'.....Jimmie Robinson, Oldest son
of his widowed mother, died last night
of appendicitis. '''"'Mr. T. G. Pegram
is able to be up town again. ''''"At the
residence of the brides father, near
the old mill, Miss Mary Wesson was
married to Mr.. Burgoyne Putnam last
Tuesday afternoon at 3 clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. G.
H. Durham. Their many friends con-
gratulate them and wish them much