Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-03-06
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FROM HElcHBoRIHe CONTEMPORARIES.

News and Comment That Is of More or Les.
Local Interest.
YORK.
! Rock Hill Herald, March 2: Miss EN-
ma Perrin has returned after visit to
Sumter. :. Misses Laura Ruff and
Tiny Elliott are visiting in Yorkville.
MFRS. w. E. Stitt, of Washington,
is with Mrs. John R. London. Miss
Theo. Kuker, of Florence, is visiting
Miss Fannie Beckham.. Mrs. K. l..
Hicklin, of Lancaster, is visiting Mrs.
Woods M. Steele. ... Miss Mamie Adams
went to Charlotte yesterday to visit
relatives. .. Mrs. w. A. Fewell has
been quite sick with grippe, but is now
much better. :. Mrs. Blanche Nc
Elhaney and Miss Maud Stewart lett
Thursday for a visit to Yorkville and
Gastonia. .... Miss Clabie Hagie left
Monday night for Macon, Ca, where
she will take a course in business COL
| lege. Mrs. George Pope, of the Ar
cade mill, died Thursday. The funeral
was conducted at o'clock Friday af-
ternoon by Rev. ]. S. Beasley.. Yes
terday was the first day Of March,
which brought a great many people to
the city and gave the merchants
lflourishing business. Mr.. A. w.
Smith, whose store was burned in the
recent fire near the Highland Park
mill, has had his loss satisfactorily ad-
justed. The storehouse will be rebuilt.
Mr.. Allen lizard was called to Wal
terboro, the first of the week, on ac-
count Of the sickness Of his father.
News was received here on Thursday
night, announcing his death. !" Rev.
j. Barr Harris is assisting in a series
of religious services in Orangeburg..
Mr.. Walter Branson, son Of Mr.. G. H.
Branson, and Miss Ola Hunter, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. w. A. Hunter, were mar
ried Sunday evening at the residence of
Mr.. Walter Hood at the Highland Park
mill by Rev. w. E. Thayer... John
ME Gillespie, who was so very sick
with pneumonia and whose condition
was so desperate for awhile, was able
Wednesday to sit up, but only for a
few minutes surrounded by pillows.
The little fellow was delighted when he
was taken out of bed, even for so short
a time. :sda grippe has Mr.. Jim Par
ker OUT of Friedheim's and Messrs.
John Black and Jim Reid from Rod
dey's. Mrs. Reid has the grip also,
and Mrs. Minnie Ratteree and Mrs
Kimbrough are quite sick with the
likewise at home with the trouble.....
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Ella Nicely, Of Ebenezer,
and Mr.. w. A. Thompson, Of Gastonia,
N. c., at 3 o'clock next Wednesday af-
ternoon, at the home Mr.. M. B. Mas
sey, in Ebenezer. The bride-elect is a
daughter of the late T. S. Nicely, Of
Ebenezer township. DR.. J. H. Thorn
we'll will perform the ceremony.
Hickory Grove Sun, March 2: There
has been quite number of cases Of
sickness in town recently, but they are
all reported convaleScent at this writ
ing, and we hope to see them out again
soon. Mr.. G. E. Sheely, of Lam
caster, and Miss Lizzie ChildresS, of
this place, were married last Sabbath
by G. G. Leech, Esq, at the home of
the bride. They left Monday morning
for their home in Lancaster. We wish
them much happiness and great pros
perity. c. Leech, Esq, visited
Yorkville Monday...J. B. Martin went
to- Rock Hill, Wednesday, on business.
=. %.W. J. Morehead was in Yorkville
Tuesday on business. Prof. E.
Warth went to Yorkville Monday, on
business. $500. Miss Agnes Bigham, Of
Sharon, returned home Monday after
spending several days with Mrs. Laura
Allison, who was quite sick, but is con-
valescing. ~ F. Bell, of Rock HILL
who is one Of the most efficient opera
tors on the S. C. & Ga. Extension rail-
way, spent last Saturday night in
Hickory with his mother, Mrs. E. F.
u.
ter Mrs. ]. F. Vaughn, Of Mt. Tabor,
Union county, visited their sister, Mrs.
w. ]. Moorehead, few days ago..
Miss Vangie Wylie, a very estimable
and excellent young lady of Cornwell,
IS. c., returned home last Monday, after
Ia pleasant visit at Hickory, among
relatives since Tuesday Of last week.
This was her first visit to Hickory
Grove. All who formed her acquaint-
ance while here, were pleased with her,
and hope to see her in Hickory again.
-. Rev. ]. L. Oates went to the home
Of mis- parents, Mrs. ]. B. Oates, near
Rock Hill, on Thursday of last week,
to tie the nuptial knot between his Sis
ter, Miss Emma, and Mr.. William
Huey, at the home of the bride that af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Oates ac-
companied Mr. Oates. The happy cou-
pie went to housekeeping on last Mon
day near Rock Hill. S. Co.. Mr.. R.
H. Beard, of Memphis Tenn, arrived
in Hickory Grove Tuesday, on his way
to Mrs. Belle Smiths, near Magnolia
mine. He resumed operations at the
Magnolia mine this week with force
Of hands. He is one of the company
who bought that mine from Messrs
Jeff and T. J. Smith, about one year
ago and have unearthed some rich ore
at that place and near by on the same
property.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, March /: One of the
saddest deaths that we have had In
our city for some time, occurred Mon
day night at Ii o'clock when Mrs. Mag
gle J. Carroll was suddenly called to
her reward. Mr.. Samuel Harman,
AN old man who lived near PacOlet