Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-08-11
Misesllaneuas Reaaias.
IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
News and Comment Clipped From
Neiahboring Exchanges.
CHEROKEE


News and Comment Clipped From
Neiahborins Exchanges.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, August 8: Miss An
ME McPheeters and Miss Catharine
Dickson of YorkvilIe, are in the city
visiting Miss Fannie Cory, on Rut-
ledge street. 49,. The following invita-
ton has been issued: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Franklin Macarthur will give
in marriage their daughter Adeline to
Mr.. Isham William Richardson on
Tuesday afternoon, August the fif-
teenth at half after five o'clock, Bu-
ford Street Methodist church, Gaffney,
South Carolina. Your presence Is re-
quested.
LANCASTER.
Ledger, August 8: At meeting Of
the board Of trustees of the graded
school Monday. Miss Bessie McDow of
Charleston was elected to fill the va
cancy in the corps of teachers occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Mrs Rosa
Patton Hoke. Miss Mellow is a
daughter Of Mr.. ]. G. McDow, former
ly Of Lancaster, and is a graduate of
the Memminger school Of Charleston,
having taken the full four years
course there. She comes highly rec
commended both by the president of
the school from which she graduated
and the trustees Of the school in which
she has taught since since her gradu-
ation.. ......A telegram from Mr.. ].
F. Clyburn yesterday afternoon
brought the sad news Of the death of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Bright Clyburn,
widow Of the late Mr.. ]. B. Clyburn.
which occurred at her home at
Waxhaw of heart failure. Mrs.
Clyburn was a daughter Of Mr.. Sam
uel Blythe and was about twenty-four
years Of age. She is the last of the
family. her husband having died about
five months ago AID their only child
about two months later. The inter-
ment will take place at Waxhaw at 10
a. m. today. Mr.. ]. F. Clyburn and
family left this me rning to attend the
funeral and burial. Mr.. Fred
Wright Of the Monetta cotton mill,
was found guilty Gy a jury in Mayor
Wylie's court Friday afternoon for
violating the town ordinance against
enticing labor, and fined $40. An ap-
peal will be taken to the circuit court.
800. Mrs. Client, aged about eighty
years, died at the home Of her son,
Mr. Wesly Client, at the cotton mill
here Sunday nigh. The burial took
place Monday at 7 rzah church.
CHE TER.
Lantern, August g.: Miss Belle Sim
ril, with her nice little Miss Mabel
Simril, left this morning for visit at
Yorkville and Rock Hill. Last
Wednesday, w. NJ. Lyles, colored Of
Halsellville, sent 10 this Office a per-
feet. wide open boil Of cotton. On
Saturday Mr.. A. M. Aiken brought
one of the same kind. Mr.. ]. s.
Stone of Shelton No. /, said Saturday
that he saw open bolls in his cotton
on August 1st. Yesterday Mr.. Will
Dunbar, carrier on route No. 8, found
one in Mr.. L. j. Hudson's mail box.
The crop seems to be early this year.
No doubt several bales Of new cotton
will be ginned In August this year. 80.
-. Will Marion, alias Alex Marion,
was given 80 days on the gang by
Mayor Hardin Saturday. He fought
and cursed some time in May, oppo-
site Solicitor ]. X. Henry's premises
Tnlnpo hio uonry hafnU
the principal witness. A few hours
after the arrest, before his first trial,
he secured large iron bar and was
making his way out Of the guard
house, but was hindered in his ef-
forts. When he was served his pres
ent sentence, he will have to answer
for attempting to break Jail. :. Mrs.
]. P. Knox Of Columbia, was in the
city between trains yesterday morn
ing on her way to Yorkville to visit
her sister, Mrs. Fanny McCaw. Rev.
]. P. Knox passed through on the north
bound train on his way to Rock Hill
and other places canvassing for stu
dents for Erskine college. Miss
Posy Hardin came down from Ogden
Saturday and spent until yesterday
morning with her mother, in the
Chapel neighborhood. Her sisters,
Mrs. Med. Turner Of Cherokee
Springs and Mrs. ]. E. Strickland of
Gilbert, S. c., are visiting their moth
er, Mrs. Anna Hardin. :. Mr.. A. N.
Sample, the former proprietor Of Ho-
tel Chester, has purchased the Mich
olson hotel from Messrs. A. H. Green
& Son. Mr.. Sample took charge after
breakfast Saturday morning. He has
leased Hotel Chester and will open 1t
up September LIST. He will bring
here the cooks and white mattresses
whom he employed in his hotel, the
Gloucester house at Monroe. He
has sold his property in Mon
roe, and will devote his best energies
to make the business a success in
Chester. Mr.. Sample left here two
years ago to take charge Of the
Gloucester house at Monroe. He Is
experienced in the business, having
been connected in this line for many
~ vi l"O yColS VI ihSiC A'1SSoiS S'
Green have been the owners and pro-
prietors Of the Nicholson hotel, and
under the management Of Mr.. Glib
Green 1t has become very popular to
the travelling public. Mrs. B. n.
Moore Of Yorkville, who has been
spending a few days with her brother,
Mr.. P. G. McCorkle. went home yes
terday. According to previous no
tice Clerk Of Court John c. McFadden
sold at the court house door yester-
day at IL o'clock: One lot In the
town OF Blackstock, A. G. Brice, ESQ.,.
being the purchaser. and $S5 was the
consideration; two lots and houses on
Church street In Chester, No. l, ad-
Joining Mrs S. A. Murphy's being
purchased by E. c. Stain for $500,
and No. by Jno. Frazer for $9O5;
the Belmont hotel property on Gads-
den street, W. w. Coogler being the
purchaser for the Coogler Land and
Lumber company, the consideration
being $2,650. ~. w. Crockett, who