Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-11-03

doubtless be interesting to farmers tt
know how he is moving some Of 1t. HI
broke his stubble land with single
plows. The disc harrow being too
heavy in the plowed ground for the
stock he had at command, he Is cross
ing the land with bull-tongues at inter
walls Of a few inches, leaving SHARP
ridges between, then he sows the grain
and covers with q smoothing harrow
This will give something Of the grain
drill effect, and it will doubtless be
covered a more uniform depth thar
when plowed in.
CHEROKEE-Gaffn Ledger, Octo.
ber 30: Myrtle, the 5-year-old daughter
of Mrs. Fannie Simpson, died at the
home Of Mrs. Simpson, on Logan
street, early Friday morning, after an
illness of only three days.. Sunday
was "Silver Dollar Day." at NDunton
Chapel, M. e. church, this city, OF
which Rev. r. c.. Campbell Is pastor
Only four weeks ago the pastor told his
members that he wanted to raise 500
on the fourth Sunday in October. Ev-
cry member, with the exception Of q
few, was on hand and paid his dollar
In behalf Of the poor members of the
church R. c. Cory and Abraham
Smith made personal contributions OF
Sc. 40 each. The total collection OF the
day was $121.. On Sunday morning,
at 10 o'clock, at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. L. II. Sanders and Miss
Ida Horn were married by Rev. w. s.
B. Ford, Of the Second Baptist church.
YORK-Clover Leaf, October 81
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr.. r. Lee Thornburg, Of Bessemer
City, N. c., to Miss Lena Ormand, OF
Old Furnace, N. c., at the residence
of the brides father on November 7th,
1900. Mrs. W. II. Smith, Of Gaffney.
visited friends and relatives here last
week. Mr.. W. F. Macarthur, of Gaff-
ney, gave us a flying visit Wednesday.
| .. DIR. and Mrs. E. W. Presley, Mrs.
W. B. Smith and Mrs. ]. M. Smith, ex-
pect to leave today for Baltimore, Md.
| Miss Georgia Witherspoon, OF
Yorkville, was visiting here last week.
| MI. Jno. M. Smith left last night
for Columbia to attend the State fair.
| Miss Lizzie Leslie left Saturday
to take charge of school at Besse-
mer City, N. C.......Mr. Joe Riddle,
Of Stoves Mill, was in town Friday.
Mr.. w. D. Shirley, who has been ma
chinist for the Sutro Cotton mill, Of
Yorkville, since last May, is at home
for q while. %. Mayor Lewis, Of Cas-
tonia, and children. were In town. Sum
day.. Mr.. ]. B. Jackson, Of Bethel,
was in town Saturday. He says the
farmers in his neighborhood are SOW
ing lots Of grain this fall. Mr.. w.
E. Adams and daughter, Miss Bessie.
Of Bowling Green, were In town Sat
urday. Rev. Mr.. Galloway, Of Gas
tonia, assisted Rev. Mr.. Stevenson FRI
day end Saturday in his meeting. g......
Miss Neely and the Misses Riddle, of
bowling Green, were in town Saturday.
Mrs. G.. w. Falls and Mrs. Jno.
Henry. were in town Saturday shop
ping. :. ;. Mr.. Jno. McCarter and daugh-
ter, Of Ramah, were the guests of Mr..
John Knox, Sunday. Miss Pansy
ded the Miller Williams wedding at
Yorkville last week. They reported q
delightful time. .. Rev. and Mrs. Hay
have returned from a very pleasant
visit to their old home in Camden.
Miss Bessie and, Lillian Jackson were
in Gastonia last week......M Mrs. L. G.
Hay, Of Hickory, N. c., is visiting Mrs.
S. H. Hay.
GASTON-Gastonia Gazette, Octo-
ber 81: The county commissioners are
getting ready to make the roads OF
CASTOR equal to those Of Mecklenburg
Tuesday, roller, engine and crusi1er
were received and unloaded. They
were taken out near the creek, where
work will commence. The rock Is al
ready laid The three machines cost
the county $2,700... While in town
last Saturday, Mr.. ]. A. Gullick had
some Simmons badges printed. These
were the words: "A full crop this
season." It was printed on bright
yellow satin ribbon. Mr.. Gullick was
going to pin 'simmon right up at the
top. South Point will be about equally
divided said Mr.. Gullick. IAN anus
ing thing occurred in Belmont last
Saturday. Mr.. D. K. Pope, OF Char-
lotte, and a man from Lenoir, went to
Belmont to speak; but their audience
consisted Of only two or three, and con-
sequently there was no speaking. Both
of these are Republicans. ...Kather-
inc, the little 5-year old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Mclean, died Monday
in Collettsville, and was brought down
that afternoon on the Narrow Guage.
The funeral took place at New Hope
Tuesday. It was Mr.. McLean's little
son who was bitten by mad dog some
weeks ago. Mrs. Mahalah Oldham
died at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
L. c. Carpenter. on Monday, from an
attack of erysipilas. She was 7S years
old, and a member Of the German Re-
formed church. For some time the
A. r. P. church in Gastonia has felt
that the full services Of one man are
required. DIR. Galloway, as 1t is known,
Is giving half of his time to Pisgah
and half to Gastonia. In view Of these
facts there was a congregational meet
ing last Sabbath night for the pur-
pose Of sending a committee to Pis-
gah and ask them to acquiesce IN the
matter of DR.. Galloway giving his full
time to Gastonia. A committee has
canvassed the congregation and the