Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-12-13
Blacksburg exploded Tuesday night
about l O'clock. This will cause about

Blacksburg exploded Tuesday night
about l o'clock. This will cause about
q weeks suspension Of work. .......
Bishop Ellison Capers Of Columbia,
will be In the city today, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.. Lipscomb, on Vic
toria avenue. Bishop Capers will pro-
badly hold services at the Episcopal
church this evening. .... Mrs. Bessie
Etheridge is expected to visit her pa
rents, Capt. and Mrs. w. H. Richard
son, in q week or two. She has so far
recovered from her recent severe Ill
ness as to be able to travel, and Is
now at her home in Atlanta, haYing
come on from California few weeks
ago. ....A An accident occurred a few
days since at Caroleen in which Miss
Alma Moss came very near losing her
life. Something caused the horse
which she was driving to plunge into
the mill race. When taken from the
water she was in a critical condition.
We are glad to state that she has very
nearly recovered. 80. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
B. Mcdaniel Of Hickory Grove. with
their children are visiting friends and
relatives at Wilkinsville.
GAsToN.
Gastonia Gazette, Dec. 9: Miss Ora
Neal, aged % years was married We'd
nesday at Dallas to Mr.. ]. M. Smith
aged 55 years. Both Of the contract
ing parties are residents Of Cherryvflle.
They drove to Dallas. procured the IL
cense, and then drove to the home of
Esquire A. P. H. Rhyme, who tied the
knot. The bride Is a daughter OF Mrs.
Frances Neal Of Cherryville. Mr.. J.
P. Boyd Of Bandana, was a welcome
caller yesterday. He will move to In
dian Trail in Union county in about
two weeks. This move Is made he
says, for the sake of a change and for
school advantages. s....... Two loaded
freight cars were demolished and the
main line Of the Southern was block
ed for several hours Wednesday night
as the consequence Of a collision be-
tween some wild cars and a freight
train opposite the old coffin factory. {.
Miss Belle Kinard and Mr.. Tur-
ner Wallace, both Of Gastonia, were
married Sunday, the 4th instant. at
Clover Esquire r. M. Dulin perform
ing the ceremony. .Mr. Jno. A. But
Ter was found dead in bed at Mr.. Pei
ham Morrow's yesterday morning. He
was afflicted with dropsy, Brights
disease and tuberculosis. for which he
was taking treatment. When he left
the family the night before to retire he
appeared drowsy and weary but did
not complain Of being worse of than
usual. Mr.. Butler owned a half inter-
est In the Morrow Roller Mill and had
been here for two weeks looking after
the business. His brother, Mr.. James
A. Butler, superintendent Of schools In
Iredell county, took the body home on
No. IL yesterday afternoon for burial.
Mr.. Butler was about so years Of age,
and leaves a wife and eight children.
He carried about $4,000 Of life insur-
ance. ...... Mr.. Kelly Long and Miss
Ferrie Hooper were married Wednes-
day afternoon at the residence Of the
brides mother at the Loray. 1t was a
quiet home wedding, Rev. E. L. Balm
officiating. After the wedding at 1890
they went to Kings Mountain on No.
IL to attend a reception given by Mrs.
Kate Falls, an aunt Of the groom. A
merry company Of friends and rela-
tives went with them. Yesterday
morning the bride and groom went to
Lincolnton to spend a few days with
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
p Long