Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-10-27
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News and Comment That Is Of More or Less
Local Interest.
YORK-Rock Hill Herald, October
"a: Miss Josie Sadler, of Chester, is
visiting friends in the city,. Misses
Jessie and Alta Fewell went to York
willie. yesterday to spend few days..
Mrs. J. c. Galloway, Of Gastonia, Is
visiting the home of Mr.. A. A. Barron,
in Ebenezer. Mr.. Will Walkers saw
and shed at Harmony, were destroyed
by fire last Saturday night, OCCASION
ing a loss of about 500. We did not
learn the cause. The infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson, Of Tir-
zah, died last Thursday Of membra-
nous Group, aged about two years.
The child was sick with the disease
only about IL hours. The following
citizens Of Edgmoor left a few days
ago for Jacksonville, Fla, where they
will spend a few days, viz: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
B. Ferguson, Messrs. c. v. Reid and
w. c. Wood, Misses Bessie Clinton,
Mary Culp, B. Blalock, and DR.. ]. N.
CASTOR. Owing to the fact that
many Of our people will be out Of the
city attending the State Fair on Thurs
day of next week, the S. D. Barron
Chapter U. D. c., Of Ebenezer has de-
b. lofa Nf
ing Of Bill Arp to our city. When the
day is finally selected mention will be
made of the time in The Herald......
President johnson, Mr.. Cunningham,
Miss Macfeat and Miss Dunbar went
to Columbia Monday to arrange Win
| throp's exhibit at the fair. The space
accorded the college is IS by 60 feet on
the third floor Of the main building and
the exhibit will be in the care Of Misses
Macfeat and Dunbar and Misses Elise
Bamberg, Caroline Hayward, Mary
Nance, Rachel McMaster, Mabel Moor
er, Belle Montgomery, Lila Zonand
and Ada Trantham. The exhibit will
consist Of work from all the depart
ments; dresses. hats, sewing, samples,
specimens Of the cooking Of the girls,
specimens Of the work from the stem
ography and typewriting department,
from the department Of Horticulture,
horticulture, the art, model school, kim
dergarten, ETC., as well as butter from
the dairy.
CHESTER-Lantern, October %: We
are glad to see Mr.. Giles P. Corkill
firmly on his feet again and nearly up
to his normal weight. Mr.. Jos. A.
Walker went to All Healing, N. c., last
week to see his daughter, Miss Mary,
who was sick He found her better.....
Miss Bertha Stain has returned from
a visit to Yorkville. The Rev. DR..
Brimm believes that the day Of mira
cles Is not over, and he wants to with
draw from the Presbyterian church
and join the Christia Alliance. We
don't see that any damage can result
from his thinking there may be more
miracles, provided he don't mistake
something else for miracle. The mat
ter has been before his presbytery,
which referred it to a committee Of
three, and each member brought In a
separate report. We believe the pres
bytery determined to admonish him..
The late Mr.. Ernest T. Anderson, Of
Lowrysville, had coach dog that fol-
lowed him constantly. After Mr.. An
derson died on the 18th instant, the
dog insisted on coming into the room
and staying about the corpse; but 1t
is not known that he saw it after 1T
was put in the casket. He followed to
the cemetery and was about the grave
during the burial. He followed the
family part Of the way home, and then
returned to the grave. Mr.. Joe Lee,
whom he knew we'll, met him but could
not induce him to go toward home. He
spent the night and most Of the time
since about the grave, making occa-
sional trips to the plantation and 9TH
er places where he had followed his
master. He has now been tied at home
and induced to eat, which he refused
to do before. We have this information
from Treasurer w. o. Guy, father-in-
law Of Mr.. Anderson, and it can there
fore be taken without question.......
We forgot to remark that Major John
F.. Jones, Of Blacksburg, is running
for congress, as a Republican, against
Mr.. Finley.
HEROKEE-Gaffney Ledger, Octo-
ber %: J. M. Wise, a prominent citi-
zen Of Chester, was in the city Satur-
day.. Rev. W. S. B. Ford left yes
terday for Waterloo, In Laurens coun-
ty, where he will assist in series Of
revival meetings. From there he will
probably go to Columbia for a few
days.. Governor McSweeney has or
dered a special term Of court to be
held at this place, beginning Monday.
number Of civil cases left over from
the regular term here. on account OF
the lack of time in which to dispose
| Of them; and it was for that reason
that the members Of the Cherokee bar
petitioned the governor for an extra
session. Judge Hudson will preside.
YORK-Clover Leaf, October "a: Mr..
and Mrs. Emmet Walker and children,
of Zadok, were visiting relatives here
last week. The decline of the cot
| ton and cotton seed market last week
caused some depression in business
here. >. The Glover Cotton Manufac-
turing company has put in a new tele-
phone line between the mill and Sec
retary Smiths office and Supt Nor
toms residence. The line is owned and
will be operated by the company.......
Capt. Ross the C. and N.-W.'s popu-
lar conductor, was off duty few days
at Gastonia.. Mr.. Hope Brison was
home last Friday He Is night opera