Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-09-29
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IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
News and Comment Clipped From
Neiahboring Exchanges.
CHESTER

Falls Saturday night, the former was
shot in the neck with a shot gun by
the latter and killed. McKeown came
to town Sabbath and gave himself up
to Sheriff Peden and is in jail here.
We failed to get any particulars of the
killing. The body Of Amzi Sanders
who was shot in Rock Hill Friday by
Mr.. M. Owens. was brought down on
No. 33 of the Southern Saturday and
buried at Gethsenane,- few miles
above town, in the afternoon. Mrs.
Claudia Kee and son James, went to
Lowryville Saturday to be present at
the celebration of the seth birthday
of Mr. Joshua Abel. .....Dr. w. M.
Kennedy spent from Saturday until
Yesterday morning with his parents In
Yorkville. Master Howard Beard OF
Yorkville, spent last night with his
aunt, Mrs. ]. L. Wood, on his way
home from a visit IN Columbia. .....
u. K. Henry, Esq, left Friday night
for Alabama, in response to telegram
calling him to the bedside Of his broth
l..
tremely i'll with fever. Mrs. Henry and
daughter also have fever. A message
Yesterday reported Mr.. Henry better.
LANCASTER.
Ledqer, Sept. 81: Married, Sunday,
Sept. "a, by Rev. r. ]. Blackmon, Mr..
Ed Faulkenberry ard Miss Bessie Hin
son, daughter Of Mr.. NJ. V. Hinson, all
of the Longsville section. Mrs. NC
Fadden, widow Of Craig McFadden,
formerly of Chester county, died at the
home of her kinsman, Mr.. James Con-
nor Of the Douglas section, TUESDAY,
18th Of September, aged about 10
wears. The Heath Springs school
opened last Monday with large enroll
ment of scholars and the prospects OF
very successful term with Prof. Cox
as principal and Misses Alice Perry
and Hannah Mobley as assistant teach
ers Mr.. John Hilliard Of the U. 3
Naval Academy, VINO has been spend
ing a month with relatives at this place
and in the county, will return TO An
napolis tomorrow. :. Mrs Ella Louise
Carter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. /. T.
Hunter and wife Of Mr.. Chas. E. Carter,
died at this place last Saturday morn
ing, surviving an infant son only about
AS hours. Mrs. Carter was "a years
# age and FROM childhood her am!aLle
and lovable disposition attracted to
her many friends. She was married
July 81 1904, to Mr.. Carter and they
moved to Conway. S. c., where they
lived until about two months ago when,
on account of Mrs. CarteTs ill-health,
they returned to Lancaster. The fu-
neral services were conducted at the
home of her parents on Sunday morn
ing by Rev. R. E. Turnipseed, pastor OF
the Methodist church, after which the
remains were inferred In Westside
cemetery.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney ledrer, September 26: Mr..
and Mrs j. Hart Williams Of White
Plains, announce the engagement Of
heir daughter. Ellie May. to Charley
Lee Lipscomb. the ceremony to take
place October 11th, 1905. at 7.30 p. m..
at the White Plains Baptist church.
this county. The members OF the
1O3rd artillery. United States army.
sent a beautiful cross Of flowers for
the grave of their comrade, Mr.. De-
Costa McBrayer. 1t was placed on his
grave last Thursday at Camp Creek
church. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. McBrayer was recently drowned at
Fort Monroe, Baltimore, where his
company was stationed. He was the
son of the late DIR. John H. McBrayer,
and very fine young man. One OF
the most shocking accidents that have
happened in Gaffney in long time oc-
CURED Saturday afternoon about
o'clock, just as No. II, the southbound
passenger train. was leaving town. A
northbound freight train was taking
the siding near the power house to let
the passenger go by, when little john
ME Kirk, son of Mr.. L. ]. Kirk, the
watchman at the railroad crossing near
the depot attempted to swing on 1t
jumped Off and lost his footing and
fell under the moving cars. His left
arm was terribly mashed, and he was
otherwise cut and bruised about the
head and body. Had 1t not been for
the prompt action of colored man
who saw the accident and pulled the
boy from the track he would doubtless
have been killed. The unfortunate lit
tie fellow was mo ed to a shade near
by, where medical aid was at once CIV
en- him. DR.. Brown was the first to
arrive and he injected morphine into
| the boys body to lessen his suffering
until better attention could be given
him. The boy was perfectly rational
when taken from under the train, and
asked that no one tell his mother of
his condition. She, however, soon
learned of the accident and, with Mr..
Kirk, hurried to the scene. Johnnie
| was finally taken to his home, and after
thorough examination 1t was decided
that immediate amputation of the
mangled arm was necessary; and 1t
was taken off at the shoulder, the OPP
Grafton being performed by Drs. Brown.
Griffith and Jefferies. The other
wounds were dressed, and the little
fellow made as comfortable as possible.
He was resting well yesterday, and is
in a fair way to recover.
GASTON.
Gastonia Gazette, Sept. &c: Rev. r.
C. Anderson was installed SUNDAY
morning as pastor of the Presbyterian
church, in the presence of a large and
attentive congregation. The sermon
was preached by Rev. w. r. Minter.
recently of Shelby. The charge to the
pastor was spoken by Rev. G. A. Spar
row and that to the people by Rev. w.
A. Murray Of Lincolnton, who also
preached at the evening service. .....
Esquire R. NJ Dulin is still engaged In
dispensing happiness at Bowling
Green. The following couples were
married by him last Sunday. Mr.. l.. r.
Capps and Miss Cora Ferguson, Of Bel
mont: and Mr. William Garrison and
Miss Minnie Bell of Hardin, n. c..