Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-12-05
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LANCASTER.
News, December 2: There was ;
happy wedding in the Pleasant Vale!
section Wednesday evening, the brid
being Miss Ellie Wolfe. the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Wolfe
and the groom Mr.. Robert Stevenson
| prosperous young farmer Of Uniol
county, N. c.. On last Thursday ar
ternoon at o'clock Tabernacle Meth
odist church was the scene of one o
the protest weddings witnessed in thi
community in some time. The con
tracing parties were Mr.. Pickett Ply
ler, son of Mr.. Simeon Plyler and Mis-
Bessie Funderburk, daughter Of Mr..
A. Funderburk. Promptly at o'clocl
the bridal party entered the church
which had been decorated for the oc
casion. The bride entered the righ
aisle accompanied by the groom's sis
ter, Miss Odessa Plyler, while th'
groom entered on the left, accompan
led by Mr.. Chas. Funderburk, brothe
of the bride. The wedding march wa!
rendered by Miss Minnie Plyler, ant
as the last strains Of the marcf
died away the bride and groom sta
toned themselves beneath an arch o
evergreens prepared for the occasio'
and were united In the holy bonds b!
the pastor, Rex. P. B. Ingraham. TIT
impressive ceremony Of the Methods
church being used. After receiving th'
congra: ulations Of host Of friends th'
party retired to the home of Mr.. aac
Mrs. U. A. Funderburk. where boun
teous repast was served to a numbe
of relatives and friends of the happ!
young couple.
CHESTER.
Lantern, December /: Prof. L. w
Jenkins and Miss Daisy Allen, Of th'
Yorkville Graded schools, are in th'
city today inspecting the local Graded
schools. .. Mr.. E. P. Moore and Mis-
Esther Lewis spent yesterday in York
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Mr.. Adolphus Boney Of Yorkville, came
down Wednesday evening to speaC
Thanksgiving with his sister anC
brother, Mrs. S. E. Colvin and Mr.
Walter Boney and returned this morn
ing. Mr.. P. A. Jackson has moved
his family from Yorkville to this city
They will occupy the Ehrlich house oil
Center street. ION Monday after
noon a party of colored children wer'
engaged in pulling up cotton stalks II
the field just beyond the southern pas
Senger station. A little colored boy
Frank Shaw by name. aged abou
eleven, passed by, and an alteration
occurred between him and the party
In the fracas 1t seems that a grea
many missiles of various kinds were
thrown at Shaw, and he was forced t.
retreat. AS he was re:reating a rock
thrown by Steve Neal, struck him jus
above the ear. The rock was thrown
with deadly aim and considerable force
and it brought Shaw to the ground
He arose a moment later, however
and proceeded homeward A white
boy met him on the road and noticed 6
tiny stream of blood trickling from the
wound Young Shaw went on home
and took to his bed. He grew con-
stantly worse until Tuesday afternoon
death came as an end to his sufferings
Coroner w. M. Leckie empaneled 6
jury Wednesday morning which view
ed the remains and examined severa
witnesses. This jury with ]. M. Glib
son as foreman brought in verdict tC
the effect tina; the boys death had re-
suited from a blow at the hands Of
Steve Neal Young Neal, who is no
more than ni.e years of age, has beer
placed in the county Jail to await trial
CLEVELAND.
Kings Mountain Herald, Nov 80:
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
D. Hambright of this place. died Wed
nesday night and was buried on this
Thursday. morning a short funera
service being conducted by Rev. ]. NJ
Forbis from the home. A very quie
and most beautiful home wedding was
that Of Chief of Police Arthur Ragar
and Miss Lucy Garrett, daughter o
the late Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Garrett
of our town, at o'clock on Wednes-
day evening, Rev. ]. M. Forbis officiat.
ing in his very impressive style. Short
ly after the ceremony was performed
the bride and groom drove to theil
boarding place at Mayor Kendrick':
where they have taken rooms for 6
short while.
GASTON.
Gastonia Gazette, December l: Miss
Elise Stokes is spending the Thanks
giving holidays at her home in York
vile. Miss Stuart accompanied Mis-!
Stokes. :. John J. Moore, Mrs. Johr
]. Moore and their sons, Cohen Moore
and Nelse Moore were all tried be
fore Esquire S. S. Morris Wednesday
afternoon on charges growing out o1
the mysterious career Of Cohen Moore
Cohen is boy fourteen years old, the
same who stabbed a negro boy at An
ders & Floyd's stable several weeks
ago with knife, and on whom Judge
Webb and Solicitor Clarkson recently
took compassion on account Of his
youth, allowing him to go. Before the
magistrate yesterday he was tried or
eight indictments of theft and bound
over in default of $50 bond in each
case. Cohen seemed to have a mania
for watches, having stolen four from
the home of Mr.. L. A. States, a watch
and $12 from the residence Of Mr.. r
L. Davis. a watch from the home OF
Mr.. D. A. Grigg, a watch and $25 from
the house of Mr.. A. S. Newton. He
pleaded guilty of taking the watch
and money from Mr.. r. L. Davis's
house. Several of the watches were
recovered by the police in trunks ir
j. J. MoOre's house. two watches were
found on ]. ]. MOore's person, anG
were recognized in court. A number
of watches had been given away anG
others traded. The proceeds were
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