Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-12-02

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ing officers in the discharge Of their
duty, assault with intent to kill and
carrying unlawful pistol concealed.
Married on Sunday, Nov. 9th, 1904,
at the home Of the officiating minis
ter, by Rev. r. ]. Blackmon, Mr..
Charley Joyner and Miss BERTHE Bow
ers, daughter of Mr.. Joel E. Bowers.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, Nov. 20: James
Wood Of Pacolet, celebrated his nine
ty-second birthday Saturday. He Is
probably the oldest man in Spartan
burg county and Is exceedingly hale
and hearty for a man Of his years. He
is one Of the best known and respect
ed citizens in his county and his whole
life has been one Of usefulness. He
is the father Of A. N. Wood OF this
city. who went to Pacolet to be with
his father Friday on his ninety-sec-
ond birthday and extend to him his
and best wishes. .....
Mr.. Albert Turner and Miss .Lessie AL
lison were married Sunday, Nov. 9th,
at Limestone Mills by r. F. Gibson,
notary public. There was a cut
ting scrape in the White Plains Sec
ton Of the county, Thursday. between
Sam Phillips and his brother, VIII
They were going along the road when
a quarrel began between them, which
finally ended in a fight. Knives were
drawn and used and Sam had his
throat cut, together with several cash.
es across the face. DR.. Henry Tate
attended the wounded man and 1t took
nine stitches to sew UP the cuts.
Neither Of the Phillips boys was drink
ing. Mr.. Charlie Johnson and MISS
Estelle Suttle were united in marriage
at the Parish hotel Friday night, the
ceremony being performed by Mr.. d.
C. Ross, notary public. Only few
friends Of the couple were present..
Mr.. Eber Pinson and Miss Eula Gar
rison, both of Thickety, were married
Sunday, Nov. goth, by Rev. A. d. Da-
wilson, at his home. WIN. H. Smith,
president and treasurer Of the Smith
Hardware company, will go to Char-
lotte today to attend a banquet to be
given by the Southern Mems club OF
that city, in honor Of William W..
Supplee, president Of the Supplee
Hardware company Of Philadelphia.
]. r. Bryant has moved his family
from Gaffney to his farm near the iron
bridge on Broad river. r.......S. M. Jol-
ly of Boiling Springs, N. c., was IN
the city Saturday. He is selling out
his property by private sale and will
move to Shawnee, Ok, In about a
month or six weeks. Mrs. jolly pre-
ceded him on the 9th Of this month,
and is now there with her children.
GAsToN.
Gastonia Gazette, Nov. 20: Austin
Cobb, the nineteen-year-o son Of w.
w. Cobb Of Kings Mountain, died OF
Monday night at o'clock
after a lingering illness Of several
months, and was buried Tuesday even
ing in the city cemetery, Rev. ]. M.
Forbis conducting the funeral services.
The many friends Of the young men
extend to the family their deepest
sympathy. Misses Clara Thomson
and Maggie Howell, who are attending
school at Charlotte, spent Thanksg1v-
ing at Stanley with homefolks.. ......
w. D. Glenn Is moving from Bowling
Green. He moved the first load yes
terday and will continue today and to-
morrow. Last Wednesday at Pine
willie Miss Maude Thompson, daughter
of the late E. D. Thompson, Jr., and
Frank Irwin, son Of Lee Irwin, were
married, DR.. ]. H. Thornwell perform
ing the ceremony. Next Wednesday
Berry Thompson and Miss Maude
Thompson will be married at DR..
Glenn Thompson's.. The little child
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Reynold of Bes-
semer, died Sunday and was buried at
Blacksburg yesterday. ..R. c. Adams
Ed Adams, Mrs Traywick, Miss Ada
Evans and Miss Mary Lewis spent
at w. E. Adams, Glover.
Jonathan P. London Of Cherry
Vile, was in town Friday. Mr.. London
will be married tomorrow evening IN
the Lutheran church at Cherryville to
Miss Ethyl Pearle Beam. :. Supervisor
Eddleman is at work this week with
force Of ten convicts repairing the
macadam road between Gastonia and
Dallas. Dirt will be thrown up on the
macadam and breakages repaired.
The men are being quartered at the
city hall. . A sign is displayed at 4.
B. Babbingtons residence quarantin-
ing a case Of diphtheria. Mr.. and Mrs.
little daughter, Mary
Love, has a mild case.. Charles Tur-
ner, who has been policeman at Grover
for a number Of years, died Sunday af-
ternoon. He was taken very Ill Sun
day morning with something like COL
ic and grew rapidly worse. Mr.. Tur-
ner was a good citizen and will be
greatly missed by his community. He
leaves a wife and several children.