Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-11-27
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FROM CONTEMPORARIES.
News and Comment That Is Of More
or Less Local Interest.
CHESTER.

CHESTER.
Lantern, November "a: The meeting
at the Baptist church continues. with
much interest. According to prevl-
Gus announcement in the Lantern, DR..
A. c. Barron of Charlotte, came and
preached last week, morning and even
ing. He is free from any semblance
Of sensationalism. 1t is the old, old
tory" that he breaches, but he
breaches it as If he believes it him.
self and inspires his hearers with the
conviction that it is true, and those
who hear him once want to hear MIN
again. Yesterday morning MT.
Newton Williams showed us specimens
Of red June apples taken from the tree
A few days ago. The tree made the
'egular crop and then this later crop.
The late apples are not so large as the
early crop but some Of them are fully
natured, while others are not. .....
Miss Bessie Lindsay entertained the
Sin Nombre book club Friday AFTER
noon. The young ladies present were
Misses Annie Hardin, Ellie Fletcher,
Helen Walker, Julia Spratt, Marion
Leckie, Berta Heath, Susie Latham,
Eunice Simpson, Sallie Withers and
Bertha Stain. Tea and waters were
,erved with dainty violet souvenirs.
Miss Helen Walker won the prize and
Miss Eunice Simpson the consolation
prize Mrs NJ. o. Patterson OF
president of the Federation
If Book Clubs. spent yesterday and to-
lay in the city, guest Of Mrs. Jno. G..
White. Mrs. White gave a reception
o the members of the book club yes
:erday afternoon at her home on West
End. DR.. NJ. B. Heyman of New
York, arrived in the city Sabbath to
zee his brother. Mr.. Sailing Heyman,
who is i'll. DR.. Mcintosh of Columbia
came up Monday and met in consulta-
ion with DR.. Heyman. Mr.. Heyman
IS a little better this morning. The
of Miss Lucille Sophie Hey
man to Mr.. Herman Sidney Heyman
IF Chester, vas solemnized yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home OF
he brides father, Mr.. Isaac Heyman,
IN West Bolton street, says the Sa-
,annah News, of the 10th instant. In
lonor of the interesting event the
,ooms had been prettily decorated, the
first drawing room, fronting Bolton
street, being used for the guests. In
the rear room, the ceremony was per-
formed under a canopy of smilax and
flowers. Rev. DR.. 1. P. Mendes off,
,iated. The bride entered with her
father, and her sister, Mrs. S. H. OPP
oenheim, entered with the groom.
There were no attendants.
LANCASTER.
Ledqer, November 25: Miss Mamie
rlyburn Of this place, Is visiting her
friend, Miss Cornelia Elliott at York
Vile. On Monday next, Lancaster
will lose some good citizens.
They go to make their homes in the
west. Mrs Julia Fleming, her son w.
D. Fleming and his family: Chalmers
W. Fleming and Miss Lottie Fleming
will leave that day for Ripley, Texas.
W. v. Hough and family and w. A.
Small and family leave the same day
FOR Paul's Valley, 1. T., and Messrs.
Durham CASTOR and G. E. Sims, for
Cordell, Ok. These are all among the
best people Of the county, prospering
and doing we'll. Some Of them have
sold their homes here never expecting
10 return and others have only rented
out their homes. We wish them each
and every one success and abundant
in their new homes. Mr..
Edwin Cunningham, son of our towns
man. Mr.. w. J. Cunningham, has re-
turned to the United States from the
Philippine islands where he has been
serving the past few years in the U. S.
army. A letter to his father states that
mis- company, A 9th infantry. arrived
At San Francisco on the 10th instant.
On the way over their boat was struck
BY typhoon and his cabin was almost
filed with water. He says they had a
narrow escape. Eds health is very poor
and the physicians fear that he has
contracted consumption and recon-
mend that he be sent to a hospital in
New Mexico for treatment.
GAsToN.
Gastonia Gazette, November "a: Mr.
D.. Mott Jones, the popular young cot
:on broker. went to his home at Abing-
lon, Va, Tuesday morning from Spar
to accompany the body Of his
brother. Mr.. John Jones, who died in
Spartanburg Monday. The deceased
vas a prominent young business man
Of Spartanburg. Mr.. Jones has the
of many friends in Gasto-
MIA in his bereavement. 49,. Mr.. j. L..
Eeal went to Yorkville Wednesday on
a hunting trip, returning Friday. He
expects to go again the latter part of
this week. :. Miss Stokes of the city
school faculty, will spend the Thanks
giving holidays at her home in Fork
Vile. 80. The four-year-old chill Of
Mr.. Henry Myers, who lives at the Old
Mill, died Saturday morning and was
taken to Kings Mountain the same
lay for burial. -. At FL Bethel Meth
odist church near Kings Mountain
Wednesday night, Miss Lamby Har-
mon. daughter of Mr.. A. L. Harmon,
and Mr.. Arthur Phifer were married.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
g. D. Herman of Kings Mountain.
Miss Ida Plonk, daughter of Mr.. Will
lam Plonk and Mr.. Rhodes. son of Mr..