Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-06-20
Misfsllansuus Rsaains.
IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
News and Comment Clipped From
Neishborins Exchanges.
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Neishboring Exchanges.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, June 16: Mr.. Lewis
Waters of Midway. this county, and
Miss Haynes Of Clifton. were married
at the latter place Wednesday. They
will make their home with Mr.. Wa
ters' mother near Gaffney. .
CHESTER.
Lantern, June 16; Miss Lillian Rus
sell Of Mt Prospect, and Mr.. c. A.
Groome Of Greensboro, N. c., were
married yesterday afternoon, June l5,
at the Methodist parsonage at Rich
burg, by Rev. w. A Fairey. Mrs. J.
G. Cousar, of this city, who Is sister
of Mr.. Groome. went down to Richburg
and was present at the marriage. Mr..
and Mrs. Groome came over on the l..
& c. afternoon train directly after the
marriage and left or No. 2S Of the
Southern for the gToom's home. ........
Mrs. T. C. Hicks and son, T. C.. Jr.,
of Lancaster spent few hours In the
city Tuesday afternoon on their way
home from winnsboro, where they had
been a few days ON account Of the ILL
ness Of the formers father, Mr.. j. c.
Mackorell. Mr.. James Andrew NC
Ninch, aged "A years, died Of Brights
disease Monday, June IL, at the home
Of Mr.. Jerry Mize on Flint street. The
funeral service was conducted by Dr.
J. S. Moffatt Tuesday morning and the
burial was in Evergreen cemetery.
Mr.. ]. w. Bigham went to Grifiths
Wednesday afternoon to be present at
the marriage of his son, Rev. ]. M
Blgham, and Miss Lois Griffith In
Ebenezer A. r. P. church at 8 o'clock
that evening. DR.. A M. Wylie went
to Charlotte on the Swing and accom-
panied the groom from there to Grif-
fiths.
s.,, LANCASTER. .v
Ledger, June II: Mr.. w. D. Hyatt
an aged and well-known citizen, died
of Bright's disease last Friday night at
the home of his son, Squire ]. A. Hy-
att at Van Wyck. He had been very
badly afflicted for some time. His re-
mains were buried with Masonic hon
ors at Van Wyck on Saturday after
noon. Funeral services were coluIct-
ed by Rev. Mr.. Sharpe. Mr.. Hyatt Is
survived by four children, one OF whom
Is Mrs. ]. L. Rodman of Waxhaw. -.
Married, at this place, Wednesday night
June IA, by Magistrate ]. L. Perry, Mr.
Rufus Eubanks and Mrs. Maggie O'Bri-
en-. Work on Kershaw's new graded
school building is progressing well
The walls are up some distance and
the stone sills for the windows an
doors Of the first floor are In place
waiting for the frames. 80. Mrs. Jen-
ME Snipes, wife Of Mr.. Philip T.
Snipes of TradesvIlle, died last Tues
day night, June 13. Mrs. Snipes was q
daughter Of the late Samuel Robert
son. and was abouG 75 years old ut the
time Of her death. She was a member
Of the Spring Hill Baptist church and
her remains were inferred there Thurs
day morning. Her aged husband and
the following children survive h1r:
Mrs. VIM Cook. Mrs. John D. Arant,
Mrs. P. B. Funderburk Of Wills Port,
Texas, Mrs. w. ]. Tunderburk, Mrs
John Horn, Mrs. Murdock Shaw, Mrs
]. w. Armfield and Philip T. Snipos. Jr
d. (. GAsToN.
Gastonia Gazette, June 16: Mrs. j.
P. Hooper who has been sick for the
past five months Is still very Ill and
is not expected to recover. ..... .Ca"ds
as follows were received with much in
terest in Gastonia this week: Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan Cameron Murchison, te-
quest the pleasure Of your company at
the marriage of theiI daughter, Ethel
Blanche. and Rev. Albert Norman
Ward, on Wednesday morning, JuEe
the 2Sth, at half after nine o'clock. Al
home, La Grange, North Carolina
Miss Murchison taught music In Gas
tonia several years ago, and by her
amiable and attractive personality
made many sincere and lasting friend
ships. Mr.. Ward is the popular pas'o
Of a church in Washington city. 80.
Mr.. Henry Adams Of Lowell, who has
been quite i'll with fever is improving
some. His sisters, Mrs. r. N. Wll'r7
and Mrs. w. M. Adams have been
down to see him.