Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-06-20
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News and comment That 10 OF More
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News and comment That 10 Of More
or Less Local Interest.
YORK.
Rock Hill Herald, June II: Joe Tay-
lor, of Newport, was in the city Mon
day. One day last week while haul
ing logs he In some way became en-
tangled in the wheels Of the wagon
upon which he was riding. The bones
In his left foot were dislocated and he
suffered much pain. DR.. ]. r. Miller
was summoned and reset the disloca-
ted member. He is now able to walk
little with the aid Of stick. He
had a narrow escape from serious In
Jury. A number Of families arriv-
ed in the city Saturday from the flood
stricken villages Of Spartanburg coun-
ty. They have secured work at the
Manchester mill. 49,. .Messrs. Hope
Sadler, John London and Will Hick-
lin are at home from Clemson college.
Vernon Hall, who has been attending
Clemson, is visiting in Kings Noun
tain. Hope sadler has graduated.
Rev. w. G. Neville, Of Yorkville, was
| in the city yesterday. Mrs. -. T..
Finley, of Yorkville, is with the Miss
es Roach for a few days stay In the
city,. Prof. ]. w. Thomson return
ed to Yorkville Sunday where he is
engaged in summer school work. ......
lC DeGraffenreid, Of Yorkville, was in
the city yesterday with his friend,
Harry Ruff. +. Miss Margaret Roach
returned Saturday from visit to Mrs.
Id. E. Finley in Yorkville.
CHESTER.
Lantern, June 16: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Aiken, Misses Mary and Mildred
Patterson, and Messrs. Giles Patter-
son and Arthur Smith attended the
marriage of Miss Mary Goodwin Smith,
Of Glenn Springs, to Mr.. Henry Nd.
Holmes. of Union, last Thursday even
ing. Miss Mary Patterson and Mr..
Smith were attendants. DIR. B. E.
Kell was completely paralyzed on the
left side last Wednesday morning. He
had been in q sanitarium In Charlotte,
but had gone out to his fathers near
Pineville. He had had pain above
his right eye. premonition Of paraly-
SIS, but thought perhaps it was neu-
ralgia and took medicine which par
TALLY relieved it. On Wednesday
morning he said he felt better than he
had felt for six months and wanted to
go out to the farm. He and his faith
er drove out there. and it was while
there that the stroke came on. He has
rallied somewhat, but there is little
encouragement in his case. "A dis
patch has been received here for Rev.
]. S. Moffatt, asking him to go to
Winnsboro today and conduct the fu-
neral of Mrs. Mcdonald, wife of the
Rev. c. E. Mcdonald. She had been
In bad health for a long time. Mr..
Moffatt has not returned from Ten
nessee, where he went from COM
mencement at Due West to visit friends
and assist his brother-in-law with
meeting. Mr.. VIM. McWatters, of
Morgantown, died suddenly on Friday,
the 5th instant, aged 79 years. The
remains were buried at Hebron. This
death leaves Mr.. S. M. McWatters the
only survivor Of family of ten.
Married, by the Rev. D. N. McLauch-
lin, at the Nicholson hotel, June IA,
1903, Mr.. Nose Mackorell and Miss Sa-
die Dickey, daughter of Mr.. w. s.:
Dickey, of Blackstock.
LANCASTER.
LEDGER, June II: The A. r. P. or:
phanage at Hickory Grove, is In need
Of funds to meet current expenses.
Any aid given will be cheerfully re-;
ceived. Money or food stuffs prefer
red. Unity church took an Offering
the first Sabbath in June. Friends
desiring to help a worthy cause see or
consult Rev. J. Meek White, Unity, or
deliver provisions at Southern depot
to Mr.. Moore for Mr.. White. Capt.
McCrorey returned from Greenville
Saturday night. His brother was out
Of danger. Mr.. and Mrs. ). L.
Thomasson and niece, Brantley Nc
Crorey, visited Yorkville this week..
Mr.. VIM. Caskey, Of the Bailey neigh
borhood, died yesterday morning about
9 o'clock, from the effects Of severe
bilious attack. He was about So years
of age and leaves five children sur
viving him. His remains will be In
tered at Union today. The trus-
tees of the Lancaster school district,
have elected the following teachers for
the graded school for the next schol-
astic year: Superintendent, A. r.
Banks; principal, H. T. Cox; assistant
teachers, Mrs. T. Y. Williams, Miss
Eloise Foster, Miss Gertrude Foster,
Jos. K. Connors. Teacher Of the Fac
tory school, Miss Eva Robinson.
The gin house Of Mr.. T. Y. Cauthen,
near Heath Springs, was burned about
o'clock Sunday night. He lost all
his oats, fodder and roughness which
he had stored in the building. The
machinery, which belonged to s. c.
Gardner and the Lancaster Mercan-
tile company, was also burned. We
learn that there was no insurance on
the property and the origin Of the fire
Is not known.
| GASTON.
Gastonia Gazette, June 16: At the
home Of Mr.. j. l.. Grice, at the Mode
ma, there was a happy family reunion
Sunday. Mr.. ]. Berry Grice, son and
his family came from Asheville; Mr..
and Mrs. Maxwell, the latter a daugh-
ter, and their family came from Clo-
yer; and Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner
came over from Charlotte. There
were twenty -one Of Mr.. Grice's grand
children present and all enjoyed the