Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-08
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| GASTON-GAsToN1A GAzETTE-Sept
6: Mr., ]. w. Castles, Of Hickory Grove
was in town Tuesday,. Miss Marie
Carroll, Of Yorkville, is visiting Misses
Clara and Bess Holland..... Mr.. Walter
Stack, of Charlotte, and Miss Minnie
Propst were quietly married at Glover
last Monday by Mr.. Gwin. They
drove back to town and Mr.. Stack went
on to Charlotte, leaving his bride here
Mr.. Stack has been working here fol
Dowd & King. The first new bale OF
cotton was on our streets today. II
was raised by Mr.. David G. Stanton, OF
Bethel. Mr.. Stanton refused the mar
ket price here, 81, and carried 1t on to
McAdenville. Castor county has not
produced her first bale yet. The
Lula mill, at Kings Mountain, started
up this week. It has 5,1S4 spindles, and
five months, less two days from the
time the first brick was laid, cotton
was running through the mill. ..On
last Thursday night there was quiet
marriage at All Healing Springs. The
contracting parties were Prof. Aull, OF
Mount Pleasant, and Miss Louise Kirk
patrick, of All Healing. DR.. j. c. Gal
lloway performed the ceremony. The
bride and groom left Friday for Con-
cord to visit relatives Of the groom.
Miss Louise is the second daughter OF
Rev. A. G. Kirkpatrick, and a young
woman Of beautiful character and dis
position. Prof. Aull is professor OF
mathematics In the Lutheran college
at Mount Pleasant.......P Phone MESA
ges were received here late Monday af-
ternoon from Lowesville, which stated
that Will Springs, young Negro about
9 years old, was killed there Monday
about o'clock by his brother, Jim
Springs, who is only II years old. The
boys were playing with gun, which,
as usual, was not loaded, as they
thought. In some way it was dis
charged with the above result. The
brother was brought to Dallas, Tues
day, and put in jail. The boys had
brothers here working in the brick
yard. Prof. r. J. Herndon passed
through the city Monday on his way
to Clifton, s. c., to instruct a band
Just organized there. While here Mon
day some who are enthusiastic in get
ting a regular band here, talked with
Mr.. Herndon about getting up a class
here. They will notify him in a few
days what to do. We hope that the
band may be organized. Capt. F.
Dilling, Of Kings Mountain, was in
town Wednesday, and while here made
arrangements with. the hotel to fur
nish royal dinner to the survivors OF
Co. H, 49th regiment, sometime this
each one there, and If each will kindly
leave his name with Capt. w. I. Stowe
and state whether or not he can come,
he will appreciate it. He must know
how many dinners to order. If you
know any one who belonged to this
company tell them Of it and state that
they will never have BETTER time
than as the guest Of Capt. Ferno Dill
ling. The dinner will be in Gastonia
as it is more central. "A Negro by the
name Of Jack Evans, arrived on the l
o'clock train Monday, and said he had
come after his brother, who was hurt
some time ago by falling off the train.
His brothers name, he said, was not
Jackie Whitmore or Lorney Nance, but
David Blake. Jack was hurt In Char
lotte the same night that his brother
was hurt here. The two brothers had
intended coming to this place to visit
their mother. Just as the train pulled
out Jack ran to get on, but his foot
caught on a signal light and he was
thrown down and hurt. Jack took his
brother, David Blake, alias Jackie
Whitmore, alias Lorney Nance, back
to Charlotte Monday afternoon.
YORK-RocK HILL HERALD-Sept. g.:
Miss Nellie Roach has gone to Saluda,
N. c., to spend a week.. Mrs. Hanna
left yesterday for Sharon, to visit rel
atives and friends. Mr.. S. j. Brown
has two very sick children at his home
on White street. Miss Eunice Tay-
lor. Of Charlotte, is visiting the family
Of Mr.. R. T. Gillespie. Miss Louise
Gillespie has accepted a position to
teach school at Kings Mountain...
Miss Floy Miller, of Tirzah, who has
been sick with fever for three weeks,
is now able to sit up. ....Mr. VIII
Domlny and wife, of Pineville, are WIS.,
iting the family of Mr.. James R. Par
Iish, at Ogden. Mrs. Barber Hoke
nee Miss Rose Patton, spent the day IN
the city last Tuesday, the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. George Cowan.. Mrs. r.
l.. Horne has returned to Chester after
a pleasant visit to her brother and SIS
ter. Mr.. V. B. McFadden and Mrs. Dill
Iingham. About 40 bales Of new
cotton have been received on this mar
ket. The receipts last Saturday were
% bales. The ruling price is cents.
The Southern railway Is doing
some good and very necessary work
on it's yard at the freight depot. 1t
will be in better condition for the win
ter Married, at the home of Po-
lliceman Wilkerson, Sunday night, Mr..
John Smith and Miss Mary Hood, both
of the Highland Park mill, by Magis-
trate T. c. Beckham.. Mr.. John
Whitesides, of the Highland Park MILL
died Saturday of consumption and was
buried Sunday in Laurelwood ceme-
tery by the I. o. o. F., No. 81, aged 2z
wears. We understand the family
of Capt. ]. H. w. Stevens, now in Lam