Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-12-13
Mistellaneo,ls Rsaains.
IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
News and Comment Clipped From
Neighborins Exchanges.
CHESTER.

News and Comment Clipped From
Neighborins Exchanges.
CHESTER.
Lantern, December, g.: Miss Della
Anderson of Lowryville, spent Tues
day night in the city with the Misses
Mcdowell on Gadsden street and went
to Charlotte Wednesday to visit her
brother. Rev. M. r. Kirkpatrick has
resigned the pastorate Of Concord
Presbyterian churches at Blackstock
and Woodward and will accept call
to the Presbyterian church at Sene-
ca. The several tracts Of land ad-
vertised by the clerk were sold last
Monday. The Agurs lands, advertised
by Judge Starbuck, executor, were not
sold, but Mr. T. M. Allen Of Harmony
bought the Dunlap place, formerly the
home of Col. S. ]. c.. Dunlap, privately
| at $40 an acre. 49,. Dr. N. G. Johnston
Of Luray, arrived in the city Wednes-
day night to see his wife, who Is vis-
iting Mrs. c. c. Edwards and Is very
sick. ... Mrs. Mary Ann Lucas Watts
died at Lockhart yesterday and will
be buried at Liberty church at 2.3O this
afternoon. She was a resident OF this
city for a number Of years. Mr.. w:
E. Keistler of milford, and Miss Eu-
nice Dye of Dewitt, were married on
Wednesday, Dec. Z, 1904, at the par
sonage at Heath Chapel by Rev. ]. w.
Neely. ...... Mr.. K. Castles and Miss
Jimmie Kennedy Of Cornwell, were
married by Rev. ]. A. White, at his
home at Blackstock, on Tuesday No
vember %, 1904.
LANCASTER.
Ledger, December 10: Invitations
have been issued to the marriage OF
Rev. r. Lee Robinson, formerly of
this county, now pastor Of the A. X.
P. church at Camden, Ala, to Miss
Annie Mae Marshall Of Millersburg KY.
at the home Of Mrs. Sarah Thorn Mar
SHALL the brides mother, at 2.30 p. m,
Dec. %, 1904. Rev. and Mrs. Robinson
will be at home at Camden, Ala, af-
ter January IL, 1906. Buster Har-
ris, colored, was shot in the leg by
| Charley Clyburn, colored, Wednesday
night while returning from frolic on
Long street. Charley was fined s2OO
by the mayor which was paid. Mrs
Elizabeth Blackwell, widow Of the late
Joseph Blackwell, died at her home
near Flat Creek. Thursday, Dec. 8,
1904, after a protracted illness, aged
about 80 years. Two sisters, Mrs. Sa-
rah Robertson Of this county, and Mrs.
| Geo. lowers Of Chesterfield, and three
sons, D. L. Blackwell Of Kershaw, and
IL. M. and ]. F. Blackwell Of Flat
Creek, survive her. She was a MEM
Der of Pisgah Baptist church for years
and her remains were inferred there
yesterday after funeral service con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. Thos Blackmon. 49,.
Mr.. Sam Crenshaw Of the L. & c.
railroad, who had one OF his arms
broken by falling from a car about
two weeks ago, Is now able to go
about. Solicitor Thurmond has
declined to move for a new trial for
Aaron Williams, the negro charged
with assault on Mrs. Langley and Will
liams, will accordingly be hanged on
the 23rd, unless he is given another
respite by the governor. .... Married,
at this place, on Thursday last, by Rev.
w. T. Hodges, at the parsonage, Mr..
John L. Caskey and Mrs. E. E. Greg
ory, widow Of the late Cicero Gregory.
..... Conductor Neil Simpson receiv-
ed injuries which were quite painful
at the Southern depot here Tuesday
night while assisting in unloading a
creighted buggy from his train. He
was able to resume his run after med
ical attention. On last Wednesday
evening, the 7th instant, the pleasant
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. L. Slower,
Of the Oakhurst community, was the
scene Of a pretty wedding. 1t was
then that their eldest daughter, Miss
Mamie, was united in marriage to Mr..
VIM. S. Walkup OF Union county, N.
lC. Invitations had been sent out to
a large number Of near relatives and
friends. Many Of these were present
to witness the nuptials Of this popular
young couple. A number attended
from Kershaw and Lancaster, while
several of the groom's family and
friends accompanied him on his happy
mission. Mrs. Lewis r. Rollings pre-
sided at the organ and skillfully rem
dered the wedding march. The bride
le ha r1nr hV
the front door, while the groom and
his attendants entered from the side.
First came Miss Virginia Robertson
and Mr.. Clarence Ratchford. Next
came Miss Mamie Walkup, sister of
the groom, and Mr.. Rollie Slower,
brother Of the bride. Then entered the
bride and her sister, Miss Annie Stow
er, and the groom with his best man,
Mr.. Connie Steele. The attendants, as
they entered, took positions facing
each other so as to form a semi-circle,
with the bride and groom in the mid
die Of the arc. The candidates met
at the designated place and were unit
ed in holy matrimony by the brides
pastor, Rev. ]. Marion Rogers, accord
ing to the beautiful ritualistic cere-
mony Of the Methodist church. Mr..
and Mrs. Walkup left for their home
near Waxhaw, N. c.
!. CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, Dec. 9: Miss Dora
Durham died Tuesday morning at 3
o'clock, after an illness Of two weeks,
and was buried at Buffalo church We'd
nesday with Rebecca honors, Of which
order she was chaplain. Miss Durham
was the daughter Of the late William
Durham, and sister Of Charles Durham
Of this city. She was just twenty
years old, a consistent member Of the
Baptist church, and a most estimable
young lady. She was also a faithful
member of the order Of Rebecca, and
her sister members together with the
Odd Fellows, attended the funeral in a
body. Rev. G. P. Hamrick conducted
the funeral services which were at
tended by a large number Of relatives
land friends from Gaffney and the An