Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-11-22
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CHESTER-The Lantern, NoVem-
ber, II: Rev. F. w. Gregg left Tues
day to visit his home in Florence. He
will be absent about two weeks. ''''''''
Mr.. Joseph Rosborough left yesterday
morning for Lincoln county, Tenn,
where he will visit his brother. He
will 20 thence to Texas to look af'
ter property he has there, before re-
turning again to Chester. '''''''''Last
Monday Chief Morgan arrested Ne
gro who passes by several names, one
of which is Fred Jones, for stealing
bicycle from DR.. w. A. Pressly, in
Rock Hill. He was taken back to
Rock Hill aud put on the chaingang.
Later a number-37 we think-of
Woodmen of the World badges, Chest
nut camp, of Leslie, S. c., were found
among his effects. These, of course,
had been stolen. 1t is said that he is
wanted in Abbeville for breaking into
a car. car.....'....Tuesday afternoon, when
Miss Annie May Lipsey was near
Nicholson's hotel, returning from up
town, she tripped and fell, fracturing
both bones in her left arm. '''''''. Mr..
Jesse H. Hardin, Jr., who has gov
ernment job in Havana, Cuba, has had
yellow fever and recovered. He lost
20 pounds in 10 days and has gained
it back as fast. When Major Parker,
the chief quarternaster, heard that
Jesse had fever he gave orders to spare
20 expense to give him every attention
that would be beneficial. '''''''"Mr.
Joseph Wylie has bought the park
property, the "McLure Woods" on
West Eud, and will deed it to Messrs.
B. M. Spratt, #. B. Woods, and ). l..
Glenn, as trustees for the city. 1t VIII
he remembered that some 18 months
ago "a men got AL option on the prop
erty for six years, with the purpose ol
securing it for city park. 1t was
hoped that some public spirited man
of means would immortalize bis name
by presenting it to the city. That
hope has been realized, and the mag.
ni6cent grounds will be known hereaf
ter as Wylie Park. The citizen OF
Chester who does not honor Mr.. Wylle
for his many deeds of liberality, and
this crowning one so far as the city is
concerned, is incapable of gratitude.
GAST0N- -Gastonia News, Novem.
her II: Messrs. Hutch Workman and
Henry Spencer are off on a bird hunt
ing expedition near Rock Hill, s. G.
......."Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Regger Dean Craver
to Miss Bessie Jenkins, oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. jenkins.
....... Miss Linda Toms, sister of Mrs.
F. M. Logan, died at Greensboro last
Wednesday. The remains were car
ried to Rutherfordton for interment
yesterday. Miss Toms was student
at the Normal and Industrial. She
was on a visit to her sister in Gastonia
only a few weeks ago. .''''''"Yesterday
evening, about 4 o'clock, while trying
to catch chicken in Gray & Loves
back lot, little Bennie Nolen was kick
ed by mule or the leg, but fortunate
ly he was ouly slightly bruised. He
was lying on the ground unable to get
up and DR.. Adams happened to be the
first man to see him and went TO his
assistance. Sandy Alexander carried
him home and he is getting along all
right now.
LANCASTER Ledger, November
18: A telephone message from Cam
den to Mrs. l.. M. Clyburn, Tuesday
evening, announced that her mother,
Mrs. c. c. Halle, was painfully burned
and summoring her to her bedside.
Mrs. Clyburn went to Camden Wed
nesday morning aud will remain with
her mother until she RECEIVERS. She
was reported some better yesterday.
Mrs. Halle is an aged lady, aud the
unfortunate accident, resulting in her
painful injury, is very severe on her.
1--WE learn that Jim Eddy, Ne
gro, was killed by Mr.. Bob Barrett, on
Wednesday evening, at his still just
across the line in North Carolina. We
could not learn the particulars but
understand there had been prevl-
Gus difficulty between them and MIR.
Barrett had given Eddy orders not to
come on his premises any more. Eddy
went to the still on Wednesday and
the coroner came down Thursday and
held an inquest over his body. Eddy
was here last week on preliminary
hearing for selling whisky; but was
discharged for want Of evidence. "''''''
An interesting event to occur last
Wednesday, was the marriage OF Mr..
N. B. Cousar and Miss Mamie Robin
son. At 2 o'clock p. IN. the ap'
pointed time, at the home of Mr.. n.
p. Robinson, the brides father, the
peals IF the wedding march sounded
forth and the bridal party entered the
beautifully decorated parlor, Mr.. w.
p. Robinson with Miss Minnie Taylor,
Mr.. l.. c. Faulkner with Miss Pearl
Latham, and the bride and groom elect,
the former with her maid OF honor,
Miss Ellen Edwards, Of Due West, and
the latter with his best man, Mr.. }. Z.
Reid, of Sardis, N. G. The interesting
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
r. Lee Robinson, assisted by the Rev.
w. G. Ewart. After the ceremony,
lunch was served, and reception was
given them at the home of the groom's
parents that night. The bride was
the recipient of many nice and useful
presents. ........At 1890 o'clock, Thurs.
day, old Douglass church, was, several
miles west of town, the scene of
beautiful marriage-the contracting
parties being Mr.. Hugh E. White, a
prominent young citizen, of Rock Hill,
and Miss Mamie Green, daughter of