Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-12-15
Mistellanruus 8eaains,
IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
News and Comment Clipped From
Neighboring Exchanges.
CHESTER.

Lantern Dec 12: Some one entered
Mr.. ]. A. Owens store Friday night by
breaking out glass In the front door.
The burglar intended to make off with
goodly supply of canned goods ana
other edibles, but his nerve evidently
failed him and he left his plunder near
the entrance without removing any OF
| it. This is the fourth time that Mr.
Owen has been thus visited and While
| he believes in popularity Of certain
kind he is becoming little bit annoy
ed at the frequency of these maraud-
ing visits. ....... Miss Lizzie Abee and
Alfred Moulton, both Of the Eureka
mills, were married at 1915 o'clock yes
terday morning Dec. IL, at his office,
by Judge ]. ]. Mcclure. -. "Wednesday,
Dec. 6, by Rev. w. A. Fairey, at the
residence of Mr. C. T. Tenant, Lands
ford. Mr.. M. ]. Campbell was married
to Miss Lizzie Sanders. -. Wednesday
Dec. 6, Mr.. John B. McFadden, Jr., of
Atlanta, Ga. and Miss Mary Nisbet of
Hapesville Ga, were married, the Rev.
Mr.. DuBose officiating. ..... The barn
belonging to the A. r. P. parsonage at
Edgmoor was destroyed by fire early
Friday morning. The contents, con-
sisting of fifty bushels Of corn acd a
good supply of provender, were totally
destroyed, although the horses and cat
tie were got out without injury. The
origin of the fire is unknown. The
building was used by Mr.. L. G. Nc
Creight. .... Mr.. w. A. Latimer has
moved his brother, Mr. James Latimer,
who was paralyzed several weeks ago,
from the hospital to his home on Co.
lumbia street. His improvement Is
very slow and he still has very little
use of himself. .... Mrs. r. M. Dodds
lied at her home near Armenia Satur-
day afternoon. She had been sick only
a week. Pneumonia was the cause of
death. The funeral services were con-
1ucted at Armenia church Sabbath af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock by Rev. j. M.
Friday, and the body was laid away
in the adjoining church yard. Mrs.
Dodds leaves a husband and nine chill
dren to mourn her loss.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, Dec. IL: Mr.. L. L.
McCraw and Miss Paralee Paris, both
If this city, were married Sunday at
he home Of the brides father, Mr.. B.
P. Paris. The ceremony was perform
II ~, n To Sunday
at Corinth church, Mr.. William R.
Paris and Miss Luvie Phillips, both or
Draytonville township, were Joined in
marriage by Rev. c. F. Felmet, pastor
of the church. .... .Kendricksville was
a scene Of no little excitement on Sat
urday night The excitement was
among negroes who were fired upon by
another negro. They were thought to
have been stealing his wood, so he
opened fire. No casualties are report
ed: so it is supposed they escaped
without injury. Mr.. w. A. HILL and
Miss Mary L. Coyle, both of this city,
were married Saturday the 9th inst,
by Rev. ]. B. Kilgore pastor of the
Limestone ST. Methodist church. $500.
Miss Mary Ly"n, after lingering ILL
ness, died at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Rufus Littlejohn, on Rutledge av-
enue Saturday afternoon about !
o'clock. Miss Lynn was forty-two
years Of age. She was born in what
is known as the Union cut off Of Cher
okee county and has lived the greater
part of her life in this section. Miss
Lynn was a devout Christian woman
and by her loving example of submis-
sion and conservation won the admir-
alton and esteem of all who had the
good torture to know her. She was a
faithful and consecrated member Of
the Presbyterian church, and truly
lived the Christian life she professed.
She was the daughter of the late M. S.
Lynn, and those of her immediate con-
nection in this city who survive her are
Mrs Rufus Littlejohn, sister, and Mr..
]. D. Goudelock, half brother. The
funeral of Miss Lynn took place Sum
day afternoon at o'clock. The service
WAS COIluuClcu dl luC grave ny ANSN' ~
T. Liston, of the Presbyterian church.
GASToN.
Gastonia Gazette, Dec. 12: Mr. Will
liam Oates of York county, was here
last week from Wednesday until Sat-
urday night, guest of his brother, Mr..
John T. Oates of Bessemer City......
Mr.. Lee Hager and Miss Frances
Lingerfelt of Old Furnace, were mar
ried Wednesday, Dec. 9Th. Rev. Mr..
Pendly of Kings Mountain officiating.
..... Sunday morning about II o'clock
a beautiful steel-grey buck dashed
across the lot of Mr.. Daily Deer this side
Of Dallas. When first seen he was
standing in the walk and so beautiful
was the animal that Mrs. Deer would
not call her husband lest he might
shoot the pretty thing. In moment he
was gone like a flash of gray bound
ing, it seems 40 feet at a jump. Sun
day though it was, men and dogs were
IL pursuit. They left it Sunday night
mile and a half from Lowell. Late
last night Mr.. Tom Shuford, the
Meacham boys, and others were still in
| pursuit Some dogs started the buck