Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-12-31
In COUNTIES ADJOINING.
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CnEO1E uc AduICIu, DSSeu
Der 26: By Rev. ]. R. Millard, De.
cember 81, 1898, at 6 p. M, Mr.. S. w.
Dratfin and Miss Minnie Speer, OF
Harmony. y.......""Mr w. Y. White has
bought out the interest of J. K. Hen
ry, Esq, in the old Henry place and
is now sole owner of that valuable
property. y.'.'''''''Mr. Geo. E. Latimer
was called to York county yesterday
by the death of his mother. '''''''''Mr.
K. S. Davidson is at Lindsay, S. G.,
attending the Draffin- White marriage.
......".Railroad Commissioner j. G.
Wilborn, of Ebenezer, York county,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city, the guest of Mr.. S. NJ. Jones. ''''''
Messrs. H. G. Strauss and T. B. Nc
Lain, of Yorkville, and J. T. Barron.
spent last night in the city. ''''''''' Miss
Emma Latham spent last night at Mr.
S. B. Lathan's and went up to Hick-
ory Grove this morning. .'''''''"At the
regular communication of Chester
Lodge No. 1S A. F. NJ. held last even
ing, the following officers were elected
10 serve the ensuing year: w. A.
Eudy, w. NJ, J..L. Davidson, S. w.,
C. G. Edwards, Treasurer; w. D..
Knox, Secretary ; A. E. Cornwell, S.
D.; F. S. Osborne, ]. D.; ]. II. Craw-
ford, Tiler; D. E. Colvin and E. S.
Wallace, Stewards. '.'''''"Mr. w. H.
Hood, who was seriously injured some
time ago, was able to be on the streets
Wednesday, though still very sore.
He came near being thrown from his
buggy again that morning, causing
him additional discomfort. ''''''Rev. j.
E. Mahaffey and family left yesterday
for Columbia. They have made many
friends in this county who sincerely
wish them great prosperity and hap
piness. We would be glad to have
them rotate back this way. ''''''"'Mr.
II. B. Meacham and Miss Lois Dren-
nan were married, according to pre-.
vious announcement, in the Presby-
terian church, Richburg, Wednesday,
December 81, 1898, by Rev. Joseph
H. Wilson. '.'.'..December 81, 1898,
at the residence of Colonel VIM. Lee
Davidson, on York street, Miss Leila
Maud Davidson, daughter OF the late
DIR. J. NJ. Davidson, of Charlotte, to
Captain Chas. P. Hansell, of Thomas
Vile, Ca, Rev. D. N. MCLAUGHLIN
officiating. .....'.'..At Hebron church,
by Rev. James Douglass, December
2l, 1898, at 6 p. M, Mr.. Frank r.
Dye and Miss Matte, daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. J. D. Bankhead. ''''''''Mr.
Jos. Smyre went up to Charlotte Mon
day evening and fell among pickpock-
cts, who took his pocketbook and $40
from his trousers pocket. He thinks
it was done when he got off the train.
''....''.At the Baptist parsonage, Ches-
ter, December 20, by Rev. H. c. Buch.
holz, Mr.. Thomas o. Tuttle, of Clay
ton, n. c., and Miss Jane Wetmore,
of New Orleans, La. ....''''''December
21, at the residence of ]. B. Lee, by
Rev. H. c. Buchholz, Mr.. Robert T.
Cloud and Miss Cora Gwinn, both OF
Chester. r....'.....Appreciating the hero.
ism of the soldiers of the "Lost Cause" !"
living and dead, and desiring to make
some commemoration thereof the un-
dersigned hereby agree to contribute
the sum of twenty dollars each for
the erection of monument in stone
or bronze, or both, on the public square
of the city of Chester, under the aus
pices of such authority as may be
hereafter constituted by the subscri-
bers and their coadjutors provided,
as many as one hundred persons, all
told, sign this undertaking, within one
year next hereafter. December 10th,
A. d. '9S. J. w. Dunovant, $50; j.
K. Henry, $40; J. H. Marion, $40;
George w. Gage, $40; Sam'l E. Nc
Fadden, $40; c. c. Edwards, $50.