Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-03-10
WITHIN THE TOWN.

1t Is estimated that there were as
many as hundred professional horse
traders in Yorkyille last Monday
Most of them. remained over and con-
tinued their business Tuesday. /
The work Of rebuilding the .tele-
phone lines that were broken down by
the recent freeze has about been COM
pleted, and 1t is gratifying to note
that the service is better than 1t has
ever beepI =, IN III
- Messrs. ]. ]. Keller & Co., have re-
placed tine 12-horse power engine they
have been using in their wood-work-
Ing establishment with an engine o.
25-horse power and have also installed
a new matching machine and q NOR
Using machine, all purchased from the
Gibbes Machinery company Of Colum.
bia. .- go So r.
There was quite a serious fight be-
tween ,horsetraders in Norris's hitch
ing lot on West Madison street last
Tuesday afternoon. Several white
men were engaged and at least two
Of. them were, badly cut about the
heads and faces, having been struck
with stones. The damage was infiict-
ed by North Carolinians and sustain
ed by York county men. Whisky was
the cause Of all the trouble.
The home Of Mr.. r. NJ. Carroll In
Yorkville, was the scene Of beauti-
full home wedding at O'clock last
night. the contracting parties being
Miss Marie Carroll and Mr.. H. Clar-
ence Glenn. The ceremony was SIM
ple. and there were no attendants, bul
the home was tastefully decorated or
color scheme. of green and white
with ropes Of smilax and trailing ce.
dar festooning the staircase, walls and
cornices and held In place by clusters
of white cfrysanthemums. The guests
were welcomed at the entrance door BY
q receiving party consisting OF Misses
Hulda McNeel, Rose Lindsay, Marga.
ret McCorkle and Margaret Glenn, al
ini gowns of white with green girdles
Misses Annis OLeary, Daisy Glenn
Mary Simmons and Amanda Clawson
|als0 m green and white; received in the
drawing room. Promptly at the APP
pointed hour, Mendelssohn's Wedding
March,. played by Miss Elizabeth Hun.
ter, signalled the beginning Of the GER
eniony. The little flower girl, Miss
Marie Inman, and ring bearer, Miss
Frances .Adickes, all In white, led the
way, followed by the bride, clad In hel
wedding gown OF white, veil and or
ange blossoms, with q shower bouque,
| OF bride roses, leaning on the arm o.
the groom. Rev. Dr. w. g. Neville
pronounced the ceremony In an i'm
pressive manner, using the ring SER
vice of the Church Of England. A re-
ception followed the ceremony, during
which the 1newly-wedded couple re-
ceivd the congratulations and good
wishes Of their friends. Ices and CAKE
were served In the dining room from
4 table decorated in rose and white
with a canopy Of white tulIe from tht
l.ofiandeIier. Mrs. 8. M McNeel ant
Mrs. Withers Adickes presided In tht
dining room, and the guests were serv'
ed by Misses Fredrica Lindsay, Fran
ces 'Finlev. Josie Carroll and Olive
Walker. Mrs. r. T. Allison servet
frappe in the reception hall. Among
| the. out of town guests present were
/ DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Neville Of Clin.
ton; Misses Daisy and Mary Glenn o.
Bethel, !; Misses Mary Simmons o.
Greenwood and Carrie Russell o
Blairsville. Mrs. Glenn Is the yOunges
daughter of Mr.. r. M. Carroll. Since
coming to make her home In. Yorkville
her attractive personality, gracious
manners and accomplishment havs
made numerous friends for her. Mr.
Glenn is a son Of the late Captain X
II. Glenn, and has been employed FOL
several years as bookkeeper for J. ]
Keller & Co. He also has numbers o.
friends both 10 business and social cir
cies, who @ishySevefyf happiness for hi'
bride and himself.