Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-03-10
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IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
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LANCASTER.

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Neishborins Exchanges.
LANCASTER.
Ledger, March 8: Married, at the
Heath Spring parsonage, on Sunday
March 9Th, by Rev. David Hucks, Mr..
Sam Barfield and Miss Ella Gay,
daughter Of Mr.. Geo. Gay, all Of the
Hanging Rock section. -. Married, at
Beaver Creek church, c. Feb. 18th. by
Rev. S. N. Watson. Mr. Alonzo Caskey
and Miss Mollie Hunter, daughter Of
Mr.. Lewis Hunter, all Of Cedar Creek
township. :. Mr.. Uriah Neal and Miss
Lula Horton were married at the
Methodist parsonage In Kershaw last
Wednesday night, March 1st, by Rev.
o. A. Jeffcoat. Married, at this place,
Sunday, March 5, Albert Roberts and
Miss Essie Knight, daughter OF Mr.
Moody knight. Mr.. ]. B. Ellis Of
the Creek section was painfully scald-
ed about the face and neck yesterday.
He had put a tin bucket nearly full Of
water, with the lid tightly pushed In,
on the fire and when the water began
to boil the bucket burst throwing the
water over him. :. There was a large
crowd here Saturday TO hear an ad-
dress by Mr.. E. D. Smith, president OF
the State Cotton Growers association,
but he failed to reach here on account
Of being delayed in Alabama The
crowd was greatly disappointed, but
were entertained with short speeches
by local speakers. It was decided to
hold another meeting on the goth and
to invite President Smith and Treas
urer Hyatt to be present. Mr.. W..
E. Massey, former I.ancastrian, and
his wife, sustained losses by the re-
cent big fire in Hot Springs. Ark. ag-
gregating nearly $4,000. Mr.. Massey
was in the mercantile business and the
only insurance he carried was $4,000
on his stock Of goods Aside from the
heavy monetary loss of Mrs. Massey
by the fire, death robbed the house
hold of her father only the day before
the calamity of the fire.
CHESTER.
Lantern, March Z: Mr.. and Mrs. l.
L. Clubhouse, now of New York, have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter Edna to Mr.. Milton Fleisch-
er. Miss Edna will be remembered by
Chester people chiefly as a pleasant
little girl. . :. Mrs. Emma Passailai-
que, eldest sister Of Mrs. G. H. Bren-
necke, died at her home in New York
a few days ago. She was resident
of our city for many years and her
many friends will regret to hear OF her
death. Mr.. Ernest GLADDEN., who
boards with Mr.. and Mrs, w. B. Brown
and attends the public school, went
to Yorkville Saturday to visit his
mother, Mrs. E. c. GLADDEN. Of Grover,
who was visiting relatives in York.
vile. Married, at the Presbyterian
church at Richburg Sabbath, March
s, 1905, by Rev. j. H. Wilson, immedi-
ately after preaching service, Mr.. Will
liam GLADDEN. of Rock Hill, and Miss
Eunice Higgins, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. M. Higgins Of Rossville. .....
Rev. w. B. Lindsay went to Clover
Saturday and was at Bethany, Crow
ders Creek and Glover A. r. p.
churches Sabbath in the interest OF
the Memphis mission. After long
and painful illness Mrs. Pernecia FL
len Wishert, formerly Miss Levister,
wife of Mr.. ]. T. Wishert, died at her
home near Crosbyville Monday night,
Feb. 20, 1905. Mrs. Wishert was born
September 16, 1S45, and united with
Beaver Creek church in 1860, and un-
til the day Of her death she led con-
sistent Christian life, adorned with
the ornament Of a meek and quiet
spirit. She had been married nearly
thirty-four years, and leaves a kind
and affectionate husband and four de-
voted children, three sons and one
daughter, besides a host Of relatives
and friends who deeply feel their loss
In her death. In the presence OF a
large congregation her funeral was
conducted from Cool Branch church,
Of which she had been a member for
twenty-seven years, and the remains
laid to rest among her kindred. .......
Mrs. Nancy Sarratt Nicholson, aged
50 years, mother in law Of Mr.. W. M.
Nicholson Of this city, died at her
home at Bethune Sabbath morning
and was buried at the Scotch buryinS
ground yesterday at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Charles Miner left for Washington
this morning to see after the interest
Of patent by which there is a saving
in material Of several thousand dol
lars in the AZ oil mills in which 1t has
been tested.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, March Z: Mr.. w. H.
Bird of Grover who has been confined
at home with smallIo OK for quite
while, is able to come to town again.
We learn there has been quite a num-
Der of cases in Pinegrove community.
Mrs. Robbins, mother OF Mr.. e.
H. Robbins, died at the home Of her
son in this city, Sunday, and was bur-
led in Oakland cemetery yesterday af-
ternoon. DR.. A. M. Sinms, Of the First
Baptist church, conducted the funeral
services at the grave. Mrs. Robbins
was about sixty-three years Of age,
and had been sick only two weeks
though her health had not been very
good for several years. She was
good and pious woman, and was low
ed by all who knew her for her kind
disposition and her many sterling
qualities Of heart and mind. Mrs.
Robbins lived near Pacolet for long
time before she came to Gaffney with
her son. .....T. r. Shuford, former
Gaffney boy, who has lately been re-
siding in Gastonia, N. c., left last
Thursday for Los Angeles, Cal, where
he will reside in the future. He is a
clever young fellow and has in spite
of bad health risen in the scale of
life. He goes to California for his
health. .. Robert Gibson, son of ].
l.. Gibson of Grover, is very Ill with
pneumonia. The March term of
court for Cherokee county convened
here yesterday morning, with Judge
Purdy of Sumter, presiding. Solicitor