Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-02-14
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CHEROKEE

Club met WIN tne MISSES Eva anu
Ethel Ross last Thursday, much to the
delight of each member. 1t was
call meeting at which Miss Eva Ross
announced her engagement, and 1t Is
needless to say that each member felt
that "Harry's" gain will be the clubs
loss. The parlors and hall were beau
tifully decorated with palms and car
nations, the latt being used as souv-
enirs. A delightful four-course lunch
con was served by the charming Miss
es Ross. A very appropriate feature
Of the afternoon was a literary love
story in the design of hearts with Gu
pids and arrows. The next meeting
will be with Miss Annie Johnson, three
weeks from last Thursday. Mr.. Wof-
ford Harris and Miss Josie Blanton OF
Limestone mills, were married Tues
day, the 7th inst, by Magistrate c. L.
Bridges. :. R. 2. Roberts Of Cherokee
Falls, was in the city the first Of the
week. Married at the home Of Mr..
James Proctor, Jan. q, by ]. Rufus
Poole, N. P, Mr.. Vernon M. Proctor
and Miss Lille V. Blackwell. Both Of
Cherokee county.
LANCASTER.
Ledqer, Feb. IL: Mr.. ]. H. Carnes
fell on the ice Wednesday evening
while on his way home from the store
and sprained one Of his ankles so badly
that he has been confined to his home
unable to walk since. Mr.. B. F. Hun
ter also fell the same evening on lear :
ing his market cutting a severe cash
over his left eye by his head striking
piece Of ice protruding above the
ground. A number Of other persons
| here got severe falls on the ice, but
no others were crippled or severely
hurt. The residence Of Mr.. L. Cass
Payseur was a centre of attraction
Thursday, for it was the wedding day
Of Miss Una Hudson Payseur and
Mr.. j. Forest Boswell of Virginia, for
whose nuptials nature seemed to have
donned her purest and brightest at
tire. At 1 o'clock the strains Of Men
delssohn's wedding march sounded from
the back parlor and soon the bridal
party began to approach moving slow
ly down the grand stairway. First
came the BRIDES maid, Miss Lula
Rothrock of Washington, D. c., with
Mr.. Howard Brown Of Washington. D.
IC. They took opposite sides. Then
pretty Miss Louise Wylie bearing the
ring on a silver waiter. Then the
| groom, accompanied by his best man,
Mr.. w. P. Bostic Of High Point, N
l. c. Last came the bride with her Sis
| ter, Mrs. ]. E. Poore Of Columbia, who
was dame of honor. The bride and
groom met In front Of the altar and
were united in holy wedlock by Rev
lJ. J. Payseur of Maiden, N. c., cous-
| in of the bride. He used the impress
sive Episcopal marriage form. After
the ceremony and congratulations,
fruit punch was served in the hall by
Misses Florence Brown and Lizzie
Connors. The luncheon consisted OF
three courses. The coffee and choco-
late were dispensed from a table In
the back parlor. A bottle Of wine
put up years ago, to be opened at Miss
Una's marriage, was uncorked. Hon.
R. E. Wylie, Lancaster's popular may
or, was toast-master. His toast was
beautiful, ccuched I'm poetic phrase
and most happily delivered, and well
received. Miss Florence Brown grace
fully passed the loving cup. The pres
ents were displayed in the library and
were costly and appropriate. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boswell left on the afternoon
l.. & C. train for Burkeville. Va, which
will be their future home.
CHESTER.
Lantern, Feb. 10: We are glad to re-
port Mr. Meynardie Sanders condition
much improved today. -. Married, by
Rev. ]. S. Moffatt, D. D., at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. c. Brantley, Tuesday,
Feb. Z, Mr.. w. H. Bigham and Miss
Mary Brantiey 80. Married, by Rev
]. S. Moffatt, d. D., at the residence
Of Mrs. Regina Beam, Wednesday
Feb. 8. Mr. George Hale and Miss
Jeanie Beam. Mrs. Paul Patrick OF
Atlanta, who has been visiting her
aunts, Misses Emily and Matte Gra-
ham, went to Glover yesterday and will
return to Atlanta today. Col. j. W.
Reed has received notice from Repre-
sentative CASTOR that he has intro
duced bill ito prohibit the unlawful
manufacturing. selling, using or pro-
curing of Confederate Crosses Of Hon
or, and to provide a penalty for the
same. Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bos-
WELL who were married in Lancaster
Wednesday evening, spent last night
in the city on their way to his home In
Virginia Mrs. Boswell was Miss Una
Payseur. Mr.. G. l.. Rosborough,
aged Al years, died at his home at
Ridgeway Sabbath, after only a few
days illness from congestion Of the
lungs. He leaves a wife and a five-
year old son. ..... Rev. James Russell
went to Wnnsboro Wednesday MORN
ing to attend the funeral Of Orr Sloan,
who died Monday at the home Of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Boag,
after an illness Of several days with
pneumonia. He was II years old.
His parents are both dead. 80. Mrs.
]. A. Blake entertained few friends
in a most delightful manner Tuesday
evening in honor Of Mr.. Brown and
Miss Rothrock, of Washington, who
were spending few days at Mr.. Jas.
McLarnons' on their way to Lam
caster to attend the Payseur Boswell
marriage. Music was one Of the en-
tertainments Of the evening. Delicious
refreshments were served. q. Mr.. VIM.
Carder, aged about sixty years, who
lived in the Leslie neighborhood, died
last Friday night Of Bright's disease,
and was buried Saturday in the grave
yard at Fishing Creek church. He was
member of company H, 18th S. c. V.
in the Confederate army and was
wounded several times. Mrs. Susan
Ann Boylston died at her home on
Congress street, Winnsboro. Sunday
evening at 7.3O o'clock. She was in
her 18th year. having been born April
%. 1927. She was a daughter Of DR..
William and Mrs. Mary Holmes Cloud,
of Reckha mVille In Chester county.