Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-06-27
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CHESTER.

Of the death Of Mr.. Moses Strauss In
Baltimore that morning. He left on the
s. A. L evening train for Baltimore 10
attend the funeral. ....... Mrs. Hattie
Wilks Anderson, widow Of the late
Thomas Anderson, died at her home at
Lowryville, Tuesday, June 20. 1905, or
cancer Of the stomach, aged So years.
Her daughter-in-law, who was MISS
Florence Guy, and two little grandchil-
dren, who lived with her, mourn her
death. The funeral was at the home
Wednesday conducted by Rev. A II.
Atkins and the burial at Zion cemetery.
Marie, one Of the two-year-oi
twin daughters of Mrs. Ed Deaton died
at s o'clock yesterday morning. June
23, at the Springstein mills OF some
brain affection. The burial was at
Evergreen cemetery this morning after
funeral services at the home conducted
by Rev. James Russell. ...... .Mr. ana
Mrs. ]. w. Fletcher passed through
on the s. A. l.. yesterday morning on
their way to Knoxville, Tenn, for
short bridal trip. They are expected
to return to this city Tuesday evening
LANCASTER.
Ledger, June "a: At the home OF
Mrs. Jane Edwards, the mother OF the
bride, on Wednesday afternoon last
June 81. Mr.. E. Gilbert Lazenby and
Mrs. Mamie E. Roddey were united In
the holy bonds of wedlock, Rev. X. Z.
Turnipseed, pastor Of the Methodist
church at this place, officiating. only
a few relatives of the bride were pres
ent. Immediately after the ceremony
the happy groom and bride were driV-
en- to the L. & c. depot, taking the af-
ternoon train for Bedford City, Va, the
home of the groom's parents, where
they will spend about two weeks be-
fore returning home. Mr.. Lazenby Is
an assistant in the offices Of the l. M.
Co.. and Is an excellent young man.
His bride Is a most estimable lady
Both are popular, and have many
friends here. Mr.. Emanuel Giboes'
who was shot in q difficulty with his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Frank Boone, at
the latter's home, on the West Plantar
tio.1 Just across the line In Kershaw
county, about two weeks ago, died
from the effect Of his wound In his
side. Boone surrendered to Sheriff
Hunter at this place and was turned
over to Sheriff Trantham Of Kershaw
county and lodged In Jail at Camden
last Tuesday. -. We regret to learn
that Rev. ]. NJ. Pardue Of the Zion
church neighborhood. was stricken
with paralysis Thursday morning. DR..
r. G. Elliott was summoned and Is at
tending him. He was thought to be
doing very we'll Thursday afternoon,
but yesterday afternoon his condition
was considered worse. The whole OF
his left side is affected. .....The deep
est sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. fleming OF Elgin, In their sad
bereavement Of last Wednesday. About
1 a. m., the death angel bore away the
sweet spirit Of their little daughter,
Lula, aged about six years, and ere her
little body had been laid to rest that
afternoon in st. Luke churchyard'
their little son, James. aged about six
months, was also taken from them
Both children died Of dysentery. which
seems to be epidemic in the neighbor-
hood and is quite fatal among chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Harper hav-
ing recently lost two children OF the
same disease. The interment OF little
James took place Thursday at st. Luke
churchyard by the side Of his little
sister buried the day before.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, June %: At meet
ing held Tuesday in DR.. ]. F. Gar
rett's office. secretary Of the board OF
trustees Of the Gaffney graded schools
Prof. w. Claude Macarthur was elect
ed superintendent Of the schools, and
Miss Mamie Cora Richardson assist
ant There were several applicants
for the office of superintendent, one
being from Alabama. Prof. Macarthur
Is a model young man. and his high
character and fine mental training we'll
fit him for the duties Of his responsible
position. Miss Richardson has had
long experience In teaching and Will
make a competent Instructor In the
school. Court will meet in Gaffney
Monday, the 25th, with Judge D. A.
Townsend as presiding judge. There
are two murder cases to be tried, and
quite a number of minor cases; and
the civil docket Is full, as usual. .....
Wednesday afternoon the spacious
and hospitable home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Sam Lipscomb at Asbury. was a
scene Of life ard gayety and pleasure
the occasion being the marriage or
their eldest daughter, Miss Agnes, to
Mr.. Robert L. McGhee Of Greenville.
Over a hundred invited guests from
this and other cities were present to
witness the ceremony, which was per-
formed in a solemn and impressive
manner by Rev. DR.. Cody, pastor OF
the Baptist church Of Greenville. Al
ter the nuptial rites had been solemn
ICED, a reception was given the bridal
party and guests at which light re-
freshments were served in sumptuous
manner, and hearty congratulations
were showered upon the newly welded
couple. The bride is the charming and
accomplished daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Sam Lipscomb and she made
handsome picture in an elegant gown
of white chiffon over white taffeta,
with a long bridal veil and orange
blossoms. the veil being caught by a
splendid diamond brooch, a gift Of the
groom. The groom is a prominent
business man of Greenville, being
cashier Of the City National Bank OF
that city. He was clothed in the usual
black. The attendants were Miss Lena
Lipscomb sister of the bride. and Mr..
John McGhee. brother of the groom.
After the festivities were over Mr.. and
Mrs. McGhee came to Gaffney and
boarded the northbound vestibule for
a trip through the north, probably ex-
tending to Canada. They expect to
be away about two weeks and Will
then return to Greenville, where they