Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-03-13
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FROM NEIeHBoRlHe CONTEMPORARIES.
News and Comment That Is Of More or Less
Local Interest.
YORK.
Rock Hill Herald, March 9: Mrs. j.
H. Stevens is visiting in Lancaster....
Mrs. Mollie Cobb is quite sick at her
home on Elm avenue. mrs. j. l..
Reid went to Anderson Thursday to
visit her parents. .... Born, to Mrs. j.
H. B. Jenkins, on Wednesday night'
son.. Miss Mamie Hull went to Lam
caster yesterday, to visit relatives...
Mr.. ]. F. Reid and little Miss Flor
ence, spent Friday in Chester.
Miss Sophie Myers, Of Charlotte, is
visiting at Mrs. w. ]. Rawlinson's... 80.
Miss Alta Fewell has been quite sick
at her home on Oakland avenue.
Miss Edna Love is expected to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Kate Fewell, today.....
Mrs. Jennie Greene, Of Lancaster, IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. E.
White. .. Miss Daisy Huey has gone
! to Lancaster to accept position with
the Heath Banking and Mercantile
company. .. Little Miles, the 3-year-
old son of Mrs. Minnie Rudisill, Is very
critically i'll with pneumonia, follow
ing measles. .... Mr.. lowers, the VEN
erable step-father of Mr.. E. B. Cook, is
very i'll with Ia grippe at the home or
the latter on Black street. THE
chaingang passed through the city yes
terday on the way to the camp at
Taylor's creek, near the Waters hill.
The gang now numbers 19.......The
1 bishops meeting Of the A. M. E. Zion
church, colored, will be held in Rock
Hill on March 18th. Members of the
board from St. Louis will be present.
...... Miss Corrie Mobley is expected
home today from Baltimore. All her
friends will give her hearty welcome
home, and will be delighted to hear
that she is greatly improved in health.
The ladies Of Edgmoor and COM
munity will give hot supper at the
residence Of Mrs. J. c. Dickey on the
evening of March goth. Excellent mu-
sic will be furnished during the even
ing. Proceeds for benevolent purpos-
es. The public is cordially invited to
attend. ...... Mr.. w. ]. Rawlinson came
home from Florence on Wednesday
and Major T. C. Beckham came on
Thursday. There were only six cases
on the docket and four Of the number
were thrown out by the grand jury.
| There was a small fire at the Man.
| chester mill Wednesday morning, but
was discovered in time to prevent any
damage. It was under one Of the cot
ton warehouses, and had it not been
discovered at that moment, it might
have proven very disastrous. This mill
has a splendidly organized fire compa-
nv Of it's own. which responded to the
alarm Immediately, but the fire was
put out with a bucket Of water.
Hickory Grove Sun, March 9: ]. B.
Martin was in Rock Hill Monday, on
business. Messrs. C. M. and w.
H. Whisonant went to Rock Hill on
Monday on business. Mr.. E. F. Bell
Sr., spend Saturday and Sunday with
his family in Hickory Grove. Mr..
Il. G.. Stenhouse, of Charlotte, was in
Hickory Grove last Monday. Mr..
J. w. Castle visited Rock Hill Satur-
day on business. His little neices Sal
lie and Anna lyle Allison accompanied
him. Hon. r. M. Carroll, Of Blairs-
vile, was seen in Yorkville Monday.
Mr.. r. w. Westmoreland returned
Tuesday from a visit to his son, Mr..
A. P. Westmoreland, who lives near
Anderson in a factory town where he
Is a machinist and is making money.
He took unto himself a wife a short
time ago.. DR.. H. w. Bays, of Rock
Hill, arrived in Hickory Grove, on last
Friday afternoon and made lecture
in Mt Vernon church that evening.
His subject was When to Court, How
to Court, and What to Court" :. Mes
srs. r. G.. and w. L. Jackson, Of Glover,
S. c., were in Hickory Grove and Vjcin-
ity on Tuesday and Wednesday,.
Mrs. Mary Morrison, of Hickory Grove,
died last Saturday, the I'd Of March,
about 12 o'clock She had been sick
with pneumonia about two weeks.
Her age was about As years. She and
her little girl jamie had been In the
family of Mr.. r. K. Seahorn for sew
eral years. Her remains were buried
in the Hickory Grove cemetery Srn-
day afternoon at o'clock The fune-
raj services were conducted by DR.. Bays
at the grave, Rev. P. B. Ingralam he
ing absent at Shady Grove. She was
member Of the Methodist church.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, March 8: On We'd
nesday evening last, at o'clock, Mr..
]. J. Webber, of Stice, N. c., and Miss
Minnie Ellis, Of this city, were united
in marriage at the home Of the brides
father, Mr.. P. L. Ellis. Rev. w. S. B.
Ford, Of the Second Baptist church,
performed the ceremony in the pres
ence Of a few close friends of the bride
and groom. .Tramps seem to be
numerous in Spartanburg, and some of
the are quite impudent. few days
ago one called at the residence of Mrs.
F. L. Lilies, in that CITY, and asked for
something to eat. Upon her refusing
to comply with his request he used
some very abusive language to the
lady, but was soon frightened away
and the police did not capture him.
| Tbero have heen several to Gaffney