Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-12-08

the county registrars certificate mus
obtain a city certificate from Mr.. c. S
May, the city's registrar, during th'
present month. "A special meeting
of the Women's Club Union was helt
last Friday at the residence of Mrs. 7
A. Crawford. Mrs. A. e. Smith was
elected president to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Mrs. w. B
Wilson. The union decided to entertain
the visiting U. D. c., at a luncheon
Wednesday, December 5th, at the home
of Mrs. A. E. Smith from 1890 to p
m. All delegates, the officers Of the To-
cal chapter Of the Daughters Of the
Confederacy, and the members Of the
Club Union are expected to be present
It is announced that Mr.. Albert
M. Grist, Of Yorkville, will be married
today to Miss Bette Blair, Of Blairs.
willie, this county. Miss Blair has often
visited the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
Robbins in this city and is well known
here. She is an exceptionally modest
sensible young lady and we heartily
congratulate Mr.. Grist on his choice OF
bride, worthy as he is to win the
heart and hand of any good woman.
YORK-Clover Leaf. December 5:
The Masons had meeting on Friday
night. :. Lots Of folks went hunting
Thanksgiving Day. The rabbits and
birds had very little to be thankful for
There was no school here on FRI
day. They had it on Saturday before
instead. -. Mr.. Walter Adams and
mother, Mrs. John Adams, Of Bowling
Green, were in town on Sunday.
Mr.. John Matthews and little daugh-
ter. Jessie, Of Ramah,, were in town on
Friday. :. Mr.. Jno. Forbes had a shoot
ing match at his home, one and half
miles below here on Thursday.
Mrs. Laura Parish, Of Yorkville, was
in town on Saturday, visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Fitchett.. D.. Mrs. S. M. FAIRIES,
Mrs. D. J. Fitchett, Miss Frankly Faires
and Master Jim Fitchett, were in York
Vile, shopping on Friday. Mr.. w.
|C. Hay, of Camden, and Mr.. 8. H.
Hay, of Rock Hill, were the guests OF
Mrs. S. H. Hay, Thanksgiving Day..
Miss Wilma Jackson, Of Newport, was
the guests Of Mr.. ]. L. Jackson Sun
day.. Lots Of Cloverites went to
Yorkville on Monday, salesday...
Thanksgiving services were well at
tended at the Presbyterian church.
Something over SIC was collected for
the Thornwell orphanage.. Miss
Wideman, Of All-Healing, Misses Sadie
Dunlap and Maggie McFadden, OF
Ycrkville, and Mr.. Sam Pressly, OF
Gastonia, were the guests Of Mrs. E.W'
Pressly Thanksgiving. Mr.. D. Shur-
ley has two little boys who are des-
tined to be fine musicians. They each
have q Glover harmonica. with sounder
attached, and the music they make
would do credit to an expert. miss
Cleo Leslie entertained at dinner last
Friday, the following young ladies:
Misses Lillian Clinton. Lena Mccall,
Bessie jackson, Matte Caldwell and
Pansy Trawick. After a delightful day
they returned home with high praises
of their hostess. Some very nne
porkers have been killed here this
week. Mr.. J. J. Wilson's weighed 1884
and was only 12 months old. Mr.. M
l.. Dickson's 366. Mr.. JAS. Hedgepath's
S57a. Mrs. Mary Jenkins's 316. Mr.. w
Tutherrow's something over 300. This
is certainly good showing. Mr.
M. L. Ford, our popular townsman
gave quite a sumptuous dinner or
Thanksgiving Day. Besides lots 9th,
er good things, he had seven differen,
kinds Of meats, namely: Oysters, squir'
rel, opossum, turkey, ham and birds
He had quite a large number Of guests
and it Is useless to say they did ample
justice.
LANCAsTER-Ledger December s.
Married on Sunday last. by w. S. L
Porter, clerk Of court, at his residence
Miss Korried Wilkerson and Mr. Jos
eph Johnson, both of this place.. Mr.
Jas. Parks, a son Of Mr.. Wylie w
Parks, of the Unity section, died las
Sunday after lingering illness of ty
phoid fever. He was about 1S years O
age and was an Industrious, promising
Young man.. Mr.. and Mrs. G. F
Ferguson, of Elgin. have the deepes
sympathy Of their friends in the loss
their sweet little daughter, Pearl, aget
years IL months, which occurred ear
lily on the morning Of Thanksgiving
Day, after several weeks illness o
jaundice. The clerk of court mad
two sales last Monday. The Noble.
tract 6Oh acres, in Pleasant Hill town
ship, brought s640. w. j. Hammond
purchaser. The Pearce property a
Kershaw, brought $1,000 and wa
bought by E. D. Blakeney... Married
by r. H. Sapp, N. P, on Thursday, 29t
ultimo, Mr.. Simon Simpson and Mis-
Dora Steele, both Of the Unity section
:. Married, on Thursday, 21st ultime
by Rev. w. c. Faile, Mr.. Charley Og
burn and Miss Lizzie Faile, daughter
Mr.. H. J. Faile, all of Flat Creek town
ship.
, GASTON-Gastonia News, Decembe
4: Last week, Mr.. S. F. Mauney, c
Lawrenceville, Va, and Miss Nannl
; Bradley, of Gold Hill, were married
Mr. Mauney is a railroad man. Mis-
Bradley is the daughter Of Rev. F. "
l Bradley and formerly lived here. M
/ and Mrs. Mauney are here now on
visit to friends, but they will max
y their home in Lawrenceville.. ..... M
Thomas Mcclure is the luckiest shot