Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-01-10
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CHESTER-The Lantern, January
5: Mrs. Guy, of Richmond, and Mrs.
Borden, of Goldsboro, have returned
to their respective homes, after pleas
ant visit to relatives in this city. ''''''''
Mr.. James A. Wylie, who lives hard
by Hopewell A. r. P. church, and Miss
Lula MCCARTHY, of Wellridge, were
married Wednesday evening, Decem
Der Goth, at the home of the brides
brother, Mr. Jos. Mccarthy, by Rev.C'
G. Brown. .........Mrs. J. M. Crenshaw
died at the Eureka mills Wednesday
night, of consumption. The remains
will be taken to Lancaster for burial
today. Mrs. Crenshaw's maiden name
was Caskey. She leaves a husband
and step children. '''''''''The freight
business on the railroads is greater
than ever before. One day last week
regular freight train on the Seaboard
passed in seven sections. These, with
all the other trains. kept the track
pretty busy. Much of the traffic is
iron, and a good deal of it building
materials for the extensions of the
Seaboard itself. Passenger traffic, we
believe, is also heavier than usual.
GAsTON-Gastonia News, Janua
ry 5: Tuesday morning there was
fearful accident occurred at the Mode
ua mill. Little Ferrie Bright Hill
was burned so badly that she died
Wednesday morning from her injuries
......."Mr. 2. A. Alternately and fami
Iy, of York vile, passed through the
city yesterday on their way to Allan
ta, where they will make their future
home. While here they were the
guests of Mr.. V. E. Long. .'''''''''The
smoke stacks and boilers of the Ozark
mill are up, except the casing around
the boilers. Many people were afraid
that some one would fall and get hurt
and possibly killed, while trying t.
get up the boilers arii stacks; hut for
tunately no one was hurt. The card:
are all up, ground, and ready fol
work. Superintendent J. r. Wlther'
thinks that they can begin work abou
the first of next month. The spinning
frames have not arrived :; but they art
looking for them every day. The en-
gine is being put up and will be ready
for business in a few days. ''''''Yes
terday the vestibule was run in two
sections, the second being special
which passed Gastonia in slope.
On board was Mr.. VIM. Penniman
who got left at Salisbury, and wa
trying to catch the veslibule. After
2l2 miles run in 230 minutes the vesti
bule was overtaken at Gainesville, Ga
1t is said that Mr.. Penniman chartered
the train for 500, and paid SO cent:
per- mile additional, with the under
standing that he should catch the yes
tibule before it reached Atlanta. HI
was on his way TO see sick daughter
ut Ell Paso, Texas, and had more
money than time. .''''''''''Last Tuesda.
there were four runaways on ou
streets during the afternoon. MIR. }
E. Pages horse became frightened ant
ran, tearing up the wagon and hurt
ing the horse slightly. One of Crait
& Wilson's teams, II team from th'
country, and the coffin factory's horse
which proved to be more serious thar
the other three. 1t occurred abou
$50 O'Clock, while on the way from
the depot to the factory. The horse
became frightened as it was crossing
the railroad and ran up Air Line
street, throwing the driver, Mr.. Ar
mold Hendrix, off the wagon, knock
ing him senseess for about five min
u,es and bruising him up pretty bad
Mr.. Hendrix was taken 10 'Squir'
Bradley's and doctor summoned
finding his back sprained. He. wa'
taken home in buggy and is getting
along very well, having been seen OF
the streets yesterday.
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