Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-12-08
aNiseellaneous Reaains.
FROM CONTEMPORARIES.
News and Comment That Is OF moro
or Less Local Interest.
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Lantern, December 4: Miss Matte
Moore Burris Of McConnellsville, spent
Wednesday night with Mrs. H. E. NC
Connell on her way home from Gill;
ford college. She will remain at home
until after Christmas. 49,. Mrs. 3. =.
Wright and baby and Miss Edna
Whitesides have returned from a visit
to their old home at Smyrna, YORK
countv. Their cousin, Miss Anna
Whitesides, accompanied them nome
and will spend some time with them'
Mr.. c. B. Smith Of Yorkville, Is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. G. w. Fer
ruson. on Columbia street.. ........ MIS-
Mary r. McAliley, relict Of the late
Capt. VIM. McAliley. died yesterday
about noon, having been sick ABOUT
four weeks. Funeral services VIII DC
conducted at the residence, about three
miles south OF town, today at 2 O'CLOCK
by Rev. C. G.. Brown, and Rev. j. ..
Moffatt. D. D., and the remains Will be
buried at Old Purity. Mrs. McAllley
was a daughter of the late Hon. A. >.
Wallace Of York county, and was six
tv-one years old the 2sth Of last
Nav. She possessed unusual strengtn
of character, which she combined WIN
the most excellent womanly virtues,
all of which she impressed upon her
offspring. Indeed it was through her
children that we knew her best. TO
them she might have pointed with just
rride and said, as the Grecian matron,
"These are my jewels" The living
children are Mrs. James P. Walker,
Miss Macie and Messrs. Charles C.,
Geo. R., Samuel and Alex. r. The late
DR.. Wallace McAliley was also her
son.
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eastonia Gazette, December 4: Mrs.
w. S. Adams of Rock Hill, and MIS-.
l.. N. Glenn of McAdenville, are the
guests of Miss Edith Adams. 80. Mr.
B. T. McAlpine left yesterday for Pine
Vile where he will reside in the future,
having accepted a position with the
Dora Cotton mill. Policeman T. N.
Williams and Wiley Carroll, DR.. ]. M.
Sloan, and Messrs. J. Lawrence Beal'
Frank Norris and John and Cl1Horo
Lewis returned last night from Lenolr
where they attended court as witnesses
in the case Of Sam Grier against the
Southern and C. &. NV. railways.
Grier, the colored fireman on the Z. &
NV. who was injured in the wreck at
the crossing last August, brought suit
against the roads for injuries received.
The case was compromised, Grier re-
ceiying about 5000. Miss Mabel Gray
Craig entertained twenty Of her most
intimate friends with delightful in
formal affair at her home in East Cas-
tonia Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Grace Brown of Concord, and Miss
Lizzie Steele of Statesville, who are her
guests. AT the home Of the brides 8
mother, Mrs. A. L. Henderson, at
Begonia, Wednesday afternoon at
1.3O o'clock, Mr.. w. S. Carpenter ana
Miss Minnie Henderson were married,
Rev. G. A. Sparrow officiating. ......
Mrs. E. w. Pressly Of Glover, visited
friends in the city the first Of the week.
AT the home of his brother, Mr..
John Harris, at the Arlington mill,
Tuesday morning about 9 o'clock, Mr..
F. l.. Harris, known to his friends as
"Leck" Harris, died at the age Of thir-
ty-four years after an illness Of four
years. For the past two years, Mr..
Harris has been confined to his bed.
His death resulted from a stomach dis
ease.