Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-02-10
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LANCASTER,

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caster. She was a victim Of consump-
tion. She was a daughter Of w. G.
Bailey and was A years old. She is
survived by her husband and several
children. Her remains were buried
Sunday at New Hope Baptist church.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Allen Long and
little son, Of Pittsburg. Pa, arrived
here Thursday. on visit to Mrs.
Longs parents. Col. and Mrs. Banks. :.
| Cadet Hazel Cunningham Of Glenn
son college. has come home to attend
his brother Edwards funeral. Mr..
]. F. Nisbet vert to Waxhaw last week
to see his brother. Mr.. r. N. Nisbet,
who has been quite sick with the grip.
| Mr.. George Remington and Miss
Hattie Blackmon, both Of this place,
were married Tuesday night Of last
week, by Magistrate L. ]. Perry. .....
The. handsome residence at the Strait
quarry Of Mr.. H. Gould, manager OF
the Excelsior Granite company. was
destroyed by fire last Friday evening,
together with It's entire contents. Mr.
Gould was on his way home from Ker-
shaw when the fire occurred. On ar
irving at the quarry he found his new
and elegantly furnished home In ashes
and Mrs. Gould sheltered in nearby
cabin. The fire was Of accidental orr
gin. The loss exceeds $4,000. with only
5000 insurance.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, Feb. Z: In the beau
tiful home of Mr.. James Burgess at
2.3O D. m. Wednesday. February 1st,
his charming daughter Miss A. Colum-
bus Burgess, was married to that
pleasant and handsome young Mace
DOMAIN, Mr.. Ed H. Byers. The attire
of both bride and groom was beyond
criticism. They were lovely to look
upon, and that which added complete
grace to the occasion was the elegant
material that composed the attend
cnts-Mr. Arthur Hopper, Miss Cora
Lee Swafford, Mr.. Ernest Daniels.
Miss Tessie Byers. The ceremony was
performed in brief, pointed. earnest
way by Rev. w. T. Thomson. Witness
ed by a large number Of friends. The
bride and groom led the way to the
spacious dining room, which was dec
grated and substantiated with beau
ties and delicacies and good things to
look upon and to partake Of, and all
were happy. On account Of small
wreck on the Southern in the suburbs
Of Charlotte Sunday night, No. IS the
southbound midnight passenger train.
did not pass Gaffney till o'clock yes
terday morning. The wreck consisted
Of several freight cars being ditched
and the track torn up for a short dis
tance Several Gaffney people were
passengers on the belated train, having
passed a wretched night without sleep
and not much comfort. .....At the res
idence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Bachelor, on Sunday morn
ing at 11.30, Mr.. John L. Moss and
Miss Lizzie Bachelor were united In
marriage by Rev. l.. r. Gaines. At the
residence Of Mr.. Shirley on Sunday,
Mr.. ]. D. Turner was welded to Miss
Zona Garner by Rev. ]. B. Kilgore.
Both these marriages were attended
by friends and relatives Of the con-
tracing parties. ..... The ice and low
water together, in Broad river. are still
some hindrance to travel across How
ellis ferry. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Big
ham of Sharon, whose illness was re-
Gently reported are both better now.
GASToN.
Gastonia News: Feb. Z: David Nc
Arver and Miss Belle Bridges went to
Clover Sunday and were married-a
cold trip. The bride Is a daughter Of
Julius Bridges Of the Modena mill. j.
w. McArver. father Of the groom, and
Miss Nina McArver, a sister Of the
groom. accompanied the couple to the
city Of Clover. The people Of Bes-
semer are sad at the death Of Mrs.
George Lyon Anderson which occurred
at her home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Whitney. Sunday morning
n.
Miss Addie Whitney and married Mr..
Anderson. Feb. 16, 1904. Mrs. Ander-
son was born at Cape Vincent, N. Y,
% years ago last March. Her mother
died during her infancy. Twelve years
ago her father moved to Bessemer.
She leaves a husband, an infant son,
a father step-mother and half broth
er, Lloyd Whitney to mourn their loss.
Episcopa church and a good Chris
tian. -. John NJ. Smith, Of Glover,
was in town Saturday. He says that
DR.. Hardin, Of Batesburg, will move
to Glover soon and will live in a resi-
dence next to his daughter, Mrs. Lin
don Smith. The doctor has retired
from practice and has moved so as to
be close to his daughter. DR.. Hardin
is the father Of Legare Hardin, former
ly Of Gastonia. Mrs. ]. A. Near
thur Of West Point, Miss, passed
through Friday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Will Smith at Glover. Mrs.
Smiths little child is right sick. ......
William w. Blackwood died at l p.
m. Friday night at Boyce Whitesides'.
Mr.. Blackwood was a native Of the
Pisgah section. and had lived the past
fifteen years in South Carolina. at
Banks. He nd Mrs. Blackwood came
up to visit relatives and were think
ing of moving back to this section.
Last Sunday night he went to sit up
with the children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyce Whitesides and was taken sick
Monday morning so that he could not
be moved and died at Mr.. Whitesides'
The remains were buried at Pisgah
Saturday afternoon. Rev. A. T. Lind
say conducting the exercises at Mr..
Whitesides'. He was a brother Of
James Blackwood. of Pisgah. and Mrs.
VIM. McReady Of Charlotte. A num-
Der Of years ago he married Miss
Sarah Sellars, of Kings Mountain,
who survives and will make her home
in the Pisgah section. Some Of
our people have been complaining re-