Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-01-11
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GASTON-Gastonia Gazette, Jan
uary 5: Her many friends in Casio
MIA, where she visited her sister, Mrs.
A. A. Mclean, about a year ago. are
grieved to learn of the death of Miss
Lillian Sem, which occurred Wednes-
day night of last week at Summerville,
S. c., after lingering illness. 1.-The
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nichols was found dead in bed on last
Friday morning. 1t was only q few
months old and it is not known what
caused the little ones death. 1t was
buried at the cemetery Saturday. On
Sunday morning the little babe of Mr..
and Mrs. John Williams died, and the
burial at the cemetery followed on
Monday. I'VE learn that the West
ern N. G. conference of our Methodist
friends has purchased the splendid
hotel property crowning the summit
of Milestone mountain and will de-
vote it to educational purposes by
establishing a conference high school
there. The deal was made only a few
DAYS ago. 1t is an admirable piece of
property, truly "beautiful for situa-
ton. ."..:......M Ed Kilian, of The GA
zette's composing force, took the good
wishes of the entire Office with him to
school Monday morning. His case is
now held by Mr.. P. o. Grist.' ''''.''The
following named persons were drawn
as jurors for the spring term of CASTOR
court: First week-B. T. Morris, w.
A. Gamble, F. L. Falls, R. R. Ray, w.
L. Ormand, J. L. Thornburg, ]. B. Nc.
Gill, Jno. M. Pasour, L. A. Holland,
M. L. P. Costner, J. l.. Huffstettler,
I. T. Morris, J. F. Lineberger, Thos. L.
Rhyme, P. S. Rhyme, Sid Costner, R. B.
Dameron, J. F. PRESLEY, ]. D. Rudisill,
Michael Gates, Miles Withers, r. W.
Beatty, G. 4. Baker, w. R. Shives,
C. P. Lneberger, w. E. Beatty, A. J.
Smith, J. R. Shannon, A. A. Cathey,
]. H. Elmore, J. L. Smith, M. D. Glenn.
mer. Second week-T. L. Clinton,
D. P. Rhodes, Henry Sadler, T. l..
Allison, G. B. Johnston, L. l.. jenkins,
w. l.. Hanks, Jno. A. Garrison, NJ. B.
Henry, L. B. Ratchford, A. Yarboro,
H. s. Dickson, J. II. Beatty, c. NJ.
Hoffman, H. l.. Adams.
UNION-Times, January 6: Miss
Susie Gallant, who has been spending
the holidays with Miss Marie Clifford,
returned to her home at GasSonia, N.
c., Tuesday. ...'..'''. Miss Belle Little
John, of Jonesville, passed through the
city Sunday OIL her way back to Flor
ence county to resume her school. ''''''
Miss Salie wilkins has been elected
teacher of the Sunny Side school and
will leave next week to take up her
new work. .....'."Mrs. w. D. Wilkins
was summoned to Spartanburg Sunday
to attend the burial of her sister, Mrs.
Enola Thomas. Mr.. Eugene Tinsley
of Mississippi, visited his father, Mr..
R. w. Tinsley, this week. Mr.. Tinsley
has decided to return to South Carolina
and will make his home in Spartan
burg.
CHESTER-The Lantern, January
6: Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Burris went up TO
York Vile Wednesday morning TO spend
a few days with relatives. '''''''''Mrs.
R. R. Hafner visited in Yorkville this
week. ..........Mrs. Dillingham;, of Rock
Hill, is visiting Mrs. r. L. Horne. ''''''
The Gingham mill will be offered for
sale next Wednesday. Some of our
farmers who imagine that they can't
get rich at that business, or some other
man who is tired of his present job