Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-06-16
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CHEROKEE.

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gram came to Mrs. T. r. Wilkins
yesterday morning announcing the
death of II. A. McCraws baby, M. A.
Jr., at Milledgeville, Ga The child
was only two years old. :. The many
friends of Miss Minnie Burgess OF Ra-
VIENNA, are glad to know that she is up
again after a protracted illness. AT
ter loving friends, tender loved ones,
laffectionate husband and anxious ply
sicians. had done all that could be
done, Mrs. M. ]. Porter, wife OF Mr..
Jones Porter, peacefully breathed her
last Friday morning, June 9Th, at
o'clock, In the. hospital at Chester,
where she had been taken for treat
ment. While few, IL any, were expect
ing her death so soon, and while she
was patiently waiting to gain sum-
cient strength to undergo an operation,
she went home to her Saviour In whom
she had found comfort and consolation
for more than twenty-one years, hav-
ing confessed Christ and Joined the
BAPTIST church at Clifton at the age or
twelve. After the funeral services at
her home, conducted by Rev. A. III.
Simms. she was laid to rest In Oak
land cemetery beneath a bank OF flow
ers She leaves a husband, four chill
dren, a mother, four sisters, and three
brothers, one Of whom is w. e. Crock
er, q missionary In Chinkiang. China.
LANCASTER.
Ledoer, June IA: Married, at this
place, on Sunday, last June IL, by Rev.
T. A. Dabney, Mr.. VIM. Dorman and
Miss Matte Cartledge. .....1n a difh-
Guilty across the line in Kershaw coun-
ty, on Monday last, Emanuel Gibbs was
shot by his brother-in-law, Frank
Boone. The trouble between them, we
understand, arose about mule. Gibbes'
wounds are in the left arm and side
and are said to be serious. "A tele-
gram on Monday from Mr. R X.
Rives Of Anderson to his sister, Mrs.
E. D. Tillman, announced the death or
his little son, Richard, aged about eight
months. Barber Elizabeth, the little
eighteen months old daughter Of Mrs.
Rosa Hoke, died at the home of DR..
CASTOR at Edgemoor yesterday where
Mrs. Hoke was on visit. Mrs. Hoke
Is the newly elected teacher In the
graded school here >. Died, on Mon
day, June IL, Of dysentery, Bleecker
Harper, the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs ]. B. Harper Of Elgin, aged about
six years. This Is the second child
these parents have lost In the past few
weeks and we learned that they have
another child seriously ILL.,. The re-
mains of little Bleecker were inferred
Yesterday at st. Luke church. ......
Died, at the home Of her son-in-law.
Mr.. M. J. Caskey, on Sunday, June ii,
Mrs Margaret Crenshaw, widow OF the
late M. c. Crenshaw, aged about seven
ty years. Mrs. Crenshaw leaves four
children surviving her. She was
member OF the Baptist church and her
remains were inferred on Monday at
Newhope, Rev. J. H. Boldridge, d. D.,
conducting the funeral services.
CHESTER.
Lantern, June 10: Mr.. D. E. Boney
and bride are spending several days In
the city with his daughter and son,
Mrs. S. +. Colvin and Mr.. Walter
Boney c. Mcclure, Esq. is in
Winnsboro acting as solicitor this
week. Solicitor Henry is recovering
satisfactorily from an operation last
week and he will doubtless be relieved
from much pain in the future. 80. Mr..
RAYMOND Hancock died Of liver trou-
BILE at the Springstein mills Saturday,
the 10th, aged 21 years. and was buried
in Evergreen cemetery on Sabbath. -.
Miss Sarah Lynn of Edgemoor, died
yesterday, the 18th, and is to be buried
at Union today, funeral service by the
Rev. w. A. Fairy. 49,. Mr.. w. P. Perry
died Sabbath morning, the 11th, after
lingering illness, with Bright's disease,
aged perhaps 80 years. Funeral service
was conducted by the Rev. John Bass
Shelton at the Baptist church yester-
day and the remains were buried In
Evergreen cemetery. The following
acted as pail bearers: w. F. McCul-
Tough, z. v. Davidson, NJ. H. Wachtel,
IT. T. Wells, H. c. Wilks and L. H.
Melton. Mr.. Perry leaves two little
daughters. with his wife, who was Miss
Mamie McNinch. Mrs. Isabella Wal
lace died at her home in the Pleasant
Grove nesghborhood yesterday morning
at an early hour. She leaves one son,
Mr.. NJ. ]. Wallace; a sister, Miss Anne
McClintock, of the same neighborhood,
and a brother, Mr.. Harvey McClintock,
of Charlotte She was married to Mr..
Hugh B. Wallace perhaps about 1860.
He enlisted in Company A, 9Th regimen
S. c. w., and died Of pneumonia In
Richmond Dec. 4, 1862.
GASToN.
Gastonia Gazette, June 13: Mrs. Geo.
w. Bowman died at a quarter to one
o'clock yesterday afternoon. She was
stricken with apoplexy late Friday af-
ternoon and never rallied again. She
was the wife Of Mr.. G. w. Bowman,
who lives at the Modena, and was "a
years Of age. Before her marriage, she
was a Miss Crisp Of Lenoir, sister of
the veteran pioneer minister, Rev.
John Crisp. She belonged to family
remarkable for it's strength Of char
acter and devotion to a cause. She
leaves a husband and seven daughters
to mourn her death. Four Of these
are married; Misses Emma, Ida and
Eta remain at home. Three sons-in-
law, namsiy: Elisha Brown and Laban
Rhyme OF Belmont, and Geo. H. Da-
Wis of Nc folk, are expected to attend
the funeral today. The funeral will be
/ hold 1T % haraa OF Q n,nlnnl1 thio q ftar-