Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-15

grave. The deceased had reached hi
41st birthday the day before his death
He was a native Of this county and
son Of the late James Huey, Of Bethes
da township. His mother, Mrs. Jan
Huey, and several brothers and sister
survive. Mr.. Huey, as said above, wa
member Of the Rock Hill CAM
Woodmen Of the World and Of Hepta
sophs Of this city. He had policy TO
$4,000 In the former and another TO
81, 900 in the latter.
GASTON-GAsToNIA GAZETTE, Sep
tember 13: Mr.. Robert Jenkins, youni
man who left here sometime ago t
work in the Charlotte Casket company
wss painfully hurt last week. A par
Of the machinery struck him In tn
face, which cut his face and crushed
his nose considerably. ..!....On last Sab
BATH. Mr. David GLADDEN., Of King
Mountain, and Miss Nancy Beatty wer
married at the residence Of the BRIDE
father, Mr.. James beatty. Capt. w.
Stowe performed the ceremony, afte
which there was sumptuous feast
They left on the o'clock train TO
Kings Mountain.......M Mrs. Arrowoot
and Miss Isabel Arrowood passed
through the city yesterday. Miss Isa
bel was on her way to Red Springs t.
enter school and Mrs. Arrowood &C
companied her as far as Charlotte. "a
case Of assault was tried before Captain
w. Il. Stowe on Tuesday. The parties
interested were Mr.. Ford, the police
man at Dallas, and Mr.. Lay, gentle
man who was prosecuting Mr.. Ford fol
assault Mr.. Mason appeared for de-
fendant and Mr.. Claud Holland FOL
plaintiff. Defendant was bound ovel
to court under $25 bond.....Mr. Jot
Adams, who lives near Bowling Green
and who is well known here, wal
struck in the head by rock thrown
by Sam Crawford, last Monday. San
was employed by Mr. Adams, and or
Monday, while Mr.. Adams was cutting
corn, Sam went, to, where he was. Mr.
Adams told him to go back to work
but Sam refused. One word led on 'tt
another and Mr.. Adams started to-
wards Sam, whereupon Sam threw 6
rock at Mr.. Adams which struck him
Just above the ear, inflicting q deer
wound. The Negro fled! Sam Craw.
ford is the same Negro who was rur
away from here some years ago......
Every one was surprised Saturday
when they were informed that Miss
Gay McLaughen and Mr.. Robert Muir
dock had. married the night previous
So Quietly had the young couple ar.
ranged all the plans that not even the
immediate. family were. aware Of the
marriage. Just after the Narrow gauge
mail was made up Miss Gay told tht
family she was going out to tea. Mr.
Murdock met her with g. horse ahd
buggy and they drove to Dallas, where
they procured license and were mar:
ried by Rev. w. A. Deaton. They re.
turned. here the. same night. For 9
number of years Miss Gay has occu.
pied position in the postoffice. She was
most efficient and obliging in the dis
charge ;oi:every duty inposedrupon her
She never hesitated In putting herself
to any trouble to accommodate any
one Always bright and cheerful. Mr.
Murdock' is at present with the Reid
Brick company. He came here some
time ago. And while here has beer
kept busy and has not had mucf
chance to become we'll acquainted AL
who have come in contact with hin
speak in high terms Of him. For the
young couple we have only the bes'
wishes. =. Surprises are getting sc
common that now 1t Is hardly sur
prise to be surprised. The marriage Of
Mr.. Mark Wilson and Miss Sue John
son was the second surprise among oul
young people within four days. Mr.
Wilson procured a license on last Fri
day night, but kept the matter a pro-
found secret. Not even the best friends
OF the couple shared the secret: Mr.
Wilson has been the bookkeeper at the
First National bank for a number Of
years and has many friends In town
Miss Johnson has occupied the, position
or Central for some time and hal
been an excellent one. She was al
ways the same courteous and obligine
operator. No matter what perplex
tiles or worries, she was confronted
with, the same mild tone answered
number" If subscribers scolded OF
talked short she never allowed 1t tt
influence her In the least. She will
remain at Central until Mr.. Babingtor
can secure another lady to fill hel
place, which will be difficult task
While we regret to lose her at Central
we congratulate Mr.. Wilson on win
ming such a prize.