Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-11-24
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Keys and Comment That Is Of More or Les
Local Interest.
YORK-Rock Hill Herald, November
21: Miss Minnie, eldest daughter Of Mr.
the home Of the brides parents at Les.
lie Thursday evening at o'clock to Mr.
John Wherry. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. Oliver Johnson. After
the marriage a delightful supper was
given by the parents Of the bride to 9
few friends and relatives which was
enjoyed by all. It was a quiet affair
owing to the illness Of the groom's
brother-in-law, Mr.. K. s Hudson
whose condition is serious. *. Cards
have been issued to the marriage OF
Miss Minnie Lee Dukes, Of Branchville
and Mr.. William Perry Wright, for
merly of Laurens,. but now Of Pacolet
The bride to be is pretty Winthrop
graduate, well remembered by many
good friends in this city,. Mr.. s.
T. Frew is erecting wooden building
one story in height, fronting on Green
street behind his home lot, in which
he will locate his foundry and machine
shop. The building will be 130 feet IN
length and 80 feet wide and will be
ready for occupancy about the first OF
next month. On Friday night, OF
last week, the barn on Mr.. S. T. Fergu-
sons place, in the Wylie's Mill neigh
borhood, was destroyed by fire. The
farm is tenanted by Mr.. j. r. White
e. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. I. Blumberg,
Monday morning, son. Mrs. j. M.
visanska and children, of Laurens, B.
c., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I. Blum
berg. :. Mr.. c. A. Westerlund Is erect
ing g. flve-room cottage on Saluda ave-
nue., in the rear Of the home Of Mr..
Romedy. Mr.. J. Lafayette Reid and
wife, Of Saluda, N. c., spent Sunday IN
the city with the formers parents.... ..
The hour for holding prayer-meeting
in the First Presbyterian church has
been changed from 7.30 to o'clock
Wednesday evenings. Our affable
young townsman, Mr.. John Blake, has
gone to Charlotte, where, for the pres
ent, he will take place in the drug
store Of Mr.. John M. Atkinson. 1.-THE
graded school will be in session next
Saturday in order that Friday after
Thanksgiving may be given as a holi-
day to the children. Parents will please
take notice Of this. ......A series Of SER
vices will be held at Mount Holly
church, beginning Friday morning and
continuing until Sunday. The pastor
will be assisted by Rev. H. w. Bays.
On Saturday at II q. m, the fourth
quarterly conference will be held.
Rev. W. C. Underwood, who accepted a
call to the pastorate Of the White Me-
mortal, Oakland and Hopewen Presby-
terian churches, has entered actively
upon his duties, and his congregations
are very much pleased with him. Mr.
Underwood and his bride are boarding
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Robbins at the
White Memorial manse. 80. Master AK
ton Gefzer has excited all the young
hunters in town and the woods Will be
alive with beardless sportsmen for
some time to come. While hunting
near the river Saturday a drove Of wild
turkeys was flushed by others hunters,
and one flew over young Gelzer, when
he hurriedly took aim and fired, bring
ing down a fine gobler. Wherefore all
the boys in town have become greatly
concerned. :. Testimony was taken De-
fore Mr.. Allen Reid, as special referee,
in the case to be heard this week IN the
York court in which an effort Will be
made by certain complaining citizens
to have the charter Of the Rock Hill
school district declared unconstituton-
al because of the adoption by the board
of trustees Of a rule imposing tuition
fees upon all children attending the
school, The testimony Of Superintend-
ent Cork and Messrs. A. E. Smith and
]. J. Waters, trustees, was taken. The
case will probably be heard the latter
part of this week.
YORK-Clover Leaf, November q:
Miss Lula McClaip, Of Yorkville, visited
here last week. I. Miss Bessie Adams,
of Bethel, visited here last week.......
Mrs. w. P. Smith left last week to visit
her parents at Woodlawn, Miss.
Miss Emily Wright visited in Bethel
last week, the guest Of Miss Emma
Ford. >. =. The good work Of beautify-
ing the town Is still going on. Mr. u.
Carroll Is treating his house to a coat
of paint. ~. Some Of the young folks
had a sociable at Mr.. J. E. Jacksons
last Friday night. They report a very
pleasant time. The many friends
of Mr.. Hope Brison will be glad to
learn that he now has good position
as telegraph operator at Salisbury, N.
The merchants are beginning to
display their Christmas goods. Santa
Claus will be here before long to make
the little ones grim. .......A batch OF the
u. S. Geodetic survey people passed
through here last week. They say that
the elevation of Glover is 815 feet; ten
feet higher than Gastonia. Mr.. F.
A. brennan, of Richburg, was here on
Tuesday. He and Mr.. John M. Smith
attending the wedding of his brother,
Mr.. Jas. brennan to Miss Marion, at
Hickory Grove, on last Wednesday,.
Mr.. John Lawrence received a nice
piece of venison from his son, Mr.. AL
lie Lawrence, of Beaufort county. This
was quite a treat to Mr.. Lawrence, as
we have no deer in this section and sell
dom get any venison.. Mr.. George
Knox has an apple scion that was
grated last spring and since then has