Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-06-23
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Gaffney Ledger, June 20: Isham
w. Richa ardson and sister, Mrs. Edna
Harris, who went to Piedmont Springs
last week to take charge of the hotel
at that place have about completed
all their preparations, and the hotel
is now open for the accommodation
of guests. Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Bridges Of Spartanburg, were called
to Gaffney Thursday by the serious
illness Of Mr.. Bridges mother, who
lives just above the city.
LANCASTER.
ledoer, June 21: Mrs. T. c. Hicks
returned home Saturday from Winns-
boro where she was called to the bed
side Of her father, Mr.. ]. c. Mackorell'
last week. His condition has much
improved. go. Mrs. Harriet Davis,
wife of Rev. ]. c. Davis, who was
formerly pastor Of the Methodist
church at Heath Springs, died at Con-
way, last Friday, aged about 4S years.
She leaves a family Of eight children
who, with the bereaved husband will
have the deepest sympathy of friends
at the pastorates on which Mr.. Davis
has served. Her remains were inter-
red at Darlington. "A party OF en-
gineers struck camp at the Catawoa
Falls Monday and began work yester-
day making a survey Of the water
power. DIR. Gill Wylie and Mr.. Duke
spent several days at the Falls the past
week. They are largely interested In
the property and the rumor Is that
they will begin its development at
once. The present survey 1t Is under
stood, is for the purpose of locating
the dam. ..... Mrs. Curthenia Couch'
wife Of Mr.. Frank Couch Of the Rich
Hill section and a daughter Of Mr.. w.
A. Marshall of Pleasant Hill, died Mon
day. June 1s, 1905. She was about 81
years Of age and leaves a husband
and seven children surviving her. the
youngest. a little daughter born the
day her mother died. Mrs. Couch was
a highly esteemed lady In her commu-
nifty. a member Of Fork Hill Baptist
church and a good Christian woman.
Her remains were inferred in Fork
Hill church yard yesterday morning
after funeral services by her pastor,
Rev. r. ]. Blackmon.
CHESTER.
Lantern, June 20: Miss Mary Nc
Kenzie Caldwell, the fourth daughter
and sixth child of Mr.. and Mrs.
James McC. Caldwell, died at 1890.
Sabbath, June 18th, after an illness
Of about three weeks with a malig-
nant form of typhoid fever. Being
in her 23rd year she was just In the
bloom Of young womanhood and was
beautiful and lovely young lady.
She was a grand daughter Of the late
Rev. r. W. Brice and was raised In
the community Of Wellridge. She,
with her fathers family, moved to
this city the first of last year and
has made many friends who weep
with her family because she Is not
The funeral was at the home at two
o'clock. conducted by DR.. ]. S. Mof-
fatt, and a short service at the grave
at Hopewell A. r. P. cemetery by
Rev. ]. A. White. 80. Mr.. Charlie
Simpson and Mrs. Sallie Campbell
Sexton came over on the train from
Lando this morning and were married
| by the Rev. M. L. Banks at the
Methodist parsonage. Mr.. Sam
Latimer of Carlisle, and Mr.. G. E.
Latimer, went to Delphos Sabbath on
account of the extreme illness OF
their mother. The latter returned In
the evening and he, accompanied by
Mrs R. A. Latimer, went back yester-
day morning. Miss Frances Living
ston, formerly of Landsford, was
married 10 a Mr.. Henson of Florida,
last Monday evening. Rev. ]. H. Var
borough performing the ceremony.
Mr.. James Reid of Oakridge, died
yesterday at 10 o'clock after an ILL
ness Of about ten days with pneu-
monia. Mr.. Reid was in his 49th
year. He leaves a wife and seven
children to mourn their loss. The
two oldest children, daughters, were
married TO Messrs. Willie Morrison
and L. E. Gibson. :. Mr.. E. G. Hunt,
aged 46 years, died at the Springstein
mills, Sabbath, June IS. from some
lung trouble. He was originally from
North Carolina, but came here from
Anderson about five years ago. He
was a machinist by trade but has not
been able to do much work the past
two years. He leaves a widow and
six children. The funeral services
! were at the home at 10 o'clock yester-
day, conducted by Rev. John Bass
Shelton, and the burial was In Ever
| green cemetery. Miss Maggie
White, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W..
Y. White, has gone to York county
to spend the summer with her step
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James P.
Blair. Miss Sara Lynn died at the
home OF her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Matthew Lynn, early Monday morning.
She had been in feeble health for some
time. The end came very suddenly.
Mrs. Lynn being in !Gaffney visiting
relatives, came to Rock Hill Monday
night and DR.. A. S. Lynn, her son,
brought her down Tuesday morning
to attend the funeral, which was con-
Quoted by the Methodist minister,
Rev. Fairey, of Richburg. Miss Sara
/ was 7S years old.
GASTON.
Gastonia Gazette, June 90: The con-
dition of Mrs. ]. B. Meacham Is ex-
tremely 'itical. Her affliction affects
the brai., which has become more and