Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-08-15
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CHEROKEE.


CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, August II: Mrs.
Isabella Smith of Smiths Ford, we are
sorry to learn Is in very feeble health.
She has been in bad health for some
time. She is one of the most estimable
of York county's long list Of good wo-
men. Rev. Van Moss Of Kings
Creek. is conducting protracted meet
ing at old Unity church, in York coun-
ty, near Hickory Grove. Several OF
the boys started fox hunting this MORN
ing. They go to DeKalb, in Kershaw
county. The party, as we understand
consists of Messrs. d. c. Painter, Sam
Lee, Robt. Foster, Dan baltimore,
Ager Bankhead, DR.. Chess Leech and
perhaps others. They take the train
at Hickory Grove. They have a large
pack of dogs that will make things
lively for Reynard. They report to be
gone about a week. Last week Mr..
Painter started to go through the coun-
try with his wagon and team but by
some means his crowd got scattered
and so he returned and will go on the
train with the others.
CHESTER.
Lantern, August II: Mr.. w. T. Ca
toe was brought t" the Magdalene
hospital Wednesday afternoon from
Kershaw on the Lancaster and Ches-
ter train. He had been shot through
the body in a difficulty in Kershaw.
and while little hope was entertained
for his recovery, an operation was
imperative in order that he might
have the faintest chance for recovery.
An operation was performed shortly
after his arrival, but to no avail, for
Mr.. Catoe died within a short time af-
ter the operation, about $50 o'clock.
The surgeons found that the bullet en-
tered from the left side in front, pass
ed through the bowels, perforating
them in eleven places, and went out
at the back. The perforated portion
of the bowels was removed and sound
portions were connected. The body
was sent to Kershaw yesterday morn
ing on the L. & c. train, leaving here
at 9 O'Clock. :. Mr. Brooks Hardin,
carrier on rural route No. 4, wasn't
able to get from his home to the post
office this morning owing to the high
waters of Sandy river and other mi
| nor streams. Mr.. and Mrs. d. E..
Boney of Yorkville, were the guests OF
his daughter, Mrs S. E. Colvin, from
Monday afternoon until Wednesday.
Prof ]. Moore Mcconnell, son
of Capt. ]. D. Mcconnell Of McCon-
nellsville, and Miss Eliza Riggs were
married Aug. 8, 1905, in Charlottes-
Vile, Va, at the home Of the brides
aunt. They left Immediately for
MARYLAND to visit the brides parents,
and are expected to reach McCon-
nellsville about the Goth instant, to
visit his relatives ......Mr. j. w.
Brearley, who has taught successful
ly in the graded schools here for past
two sessions, and who was the efficient
principal during the last session, has
been forced to tender his resignation
| to the board Of trustees on account OF
feeble health Mr.. Brearley was very
popular here. Miss Lizzie Mat
thews of Glover, passed through on
Wednesday morning on her way home
from a visit to her niece, in Columbia.
| Handsome invitations have been
sent out to the marriage Of Miss Ma
bel Norman Kittrell to Mr.. Charles
Clarendon McAliley on Wednesday
evening, August gard, at o'clock, in
the Presbyterian church of Gadsden.
Ala This is a pleasing announce
ment. Scores Of friends will be ready
to extend sincerest congratulations,
owing to the worthiness Of both Mr..
McAliley and Miss Kittrell.. Mr..
c. A. Boney, who has been in the city
during the summer, has accepted a
position with his father, Mr.. d. E.
Boney, at Yorkville, and left Wednes-
day to take up his new work.
GASToN.
Gastonia Gazette, August IL: There
Is little or no change in the condition
of Mr.. P. A. Neil who has been sick
for several weeks at the home Of his
sister-in-law, Mrs Emily Adams. He
is still very ILL.,. ........A remarkable
meeting closed Sunday night at Beth
any, in which there were forty-one
professions. Rev. j. H. Pressly OF
Statesville, did the preaching, assist
ing the pastor. Rev. r. M. Stevenson.
-. The reaper Death with his sickle
keen has been busy in Gastonia this
week Mr. Mccoy, well-known
painter, has fallen IN Deaths harvest
and also two little children at the Lo-
ray. one a year-old child Of Mr.. Sam
Shearer, and the other a three-year-
old son of Mr.. D. B. Neal The latter
was buried at Caroleen, and Mr..
Shearer's child at Long Creek.