Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-02-08
IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
Summary of the News That Is Being Pub
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Iished by Exchanges.
CHESTER-Lantern, February A:
Mr.. w. B. Moore, of Yorkville, has
been visiting relatives in town. ''''''''
Mr.. Joheph A. Walker, who is always
up with the times, has a proposition
from Mr.. Thomas Richards, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, representing parties who
intend to establish varnish factory
in the south. The plant will cost not
less than half million dollars, and will
have all the latest improvements.
They will employ so skilled men at
high wages, besides, lady stenogra.
pliers and unskilled labor. Interested
parties will go on a tour of inspection
iu June, and they would like to visit
Chester, if inducements are offered. ."'.'
Married, January IL, 1899, by Rev. J.
B. Traywick, at the parsonage, Ar.
VIM. Robbins, of York county, and
Miss Cora Hill, of Chester county. .'''.'
Married, January II, 1899, by Rev. J.
B.. Traywick, at the parsonage, Mr..
George Porter, of Lowrysville, and
Miss Josie Grant, of Armenia neigh
borhood. ...."Misses Eugenia Williams,
of Lancaster, and Miss Neville Pope,
of Newberry, who have been visiting
Mrs. S. NJ. Jones the past week, left
Yesterday morning for Newberry.'''''''
The town council has called for all
election on the question of exemptlng
from taxation for period of five years,
an ice plant, the erection OF which IL
contemplated by s. D. Cross.
GASTON-Gastonia Gazette, Feb
ruary 2: Miss Lille, granddaughter
of Mr.. T. M. Hanna, died last Tues
day night of typhoid fever following
grippe. She was 1S years old and u
most amiable and much beloved young
ladv. ......Zeb, the 12-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. McAlpine, died al
the home of his parents, near the old
mill, last Tuesday. He had been III
poor health for sometime, and had
been critically i'll for week. Death
was caused by the results Of grippe.
...".Mr. Bob Glenn arrived in Gastonla
last week, aud to the surprise of hls
many friends, brought his bride with
him. After spending the week mere
with his mother, they left yesterday
afternoon for their future home III
Washington city,. .'.'.''The editor is
sick with grip. He had chill about
8 o'clock Yesterday morning; but put
in Office work until noon, when he was
compelled to knock otf-too sick tu
work longer. He doesn't know when
he will he out again but hopes to gel
out at least by the time the paper
does. .........."At the home of Mrs
Mary Neagle, mother of the bride, in
South Point township, Miss Carrie
Neagle was married January ls to Mr.
w. B. Gonger, of Mount Mourne, Rev
M. MEG. Shields, officiating. The
happy couple will live at the groom
home near Mount Mourne. At the
home of the brides brother, Mr.. l.
M. Dilling, at the Modena, Miss Mag
pie Dilling was married to M. E. R.
Cox Rev. M. McG. Shields officiating
CHEROKEE-Gafney Ledger, Feb.
ruary 2: A young man was arrested
Saturday by the city police at the
Southern depot for Swinging" a train
......Colonel Sam Jefferies, in attempt
ing to get in his buggy Saturday while
it was showing, fell, and it was feared
for a while that he was seriously hurt
He, however, came around all right
and is now out at his business. .'.'''''
Mr.. Columbus Roach and Miss Matte
Hyson were married on the 29th In
slant, in this city, by Rev. j. W. Walk
er, ,...-....Rev. S. T. Creech, is building
a fine cottage on Cherokee avenue,
which, as indicated by the plan, which
we have seen, will be one of the hand, d,
soonest in the city. Mr.. Creech will
occupy it himself ''''..Miss Cora Mob
lev, of Rock Hill, is now visiting her
sister, Mrs. S. T. Creech, of Gattney.
Miss Mobley has just returned from
Macon, Ca, where she has been study
ing stenography. .'.''''""Dr. Memory
Bonner. one of Gafney's Oldest and
best known citizens, died at his home
on Limestone street, yesterday at 7
o'clock a.. m., in his 66th year.