Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-10-06
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News and Comment Clipped From
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CHESTER.

day night of appendicitis. The remains
were buried at Ebenezer Saturday, the
Revs. c. P. Carter and c. G. Brown
conducting funeral service. Carl was
within a few days Of IL years Of age.
These parents have been sorely afflicted
before, and the taking Of this son Is a
severe blow. Little Miss Edna Cos
sett went to Yorkville Saturday to stay
with an uncle and go to school. .....
Mr. Horace Johnson and Mrs. Sam
Johnson of Bethel, York county, came
down Friday afternoon for a short Wis
II to Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Brown.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, Oct 8: Mr.. Frank
Mayfield, prominent business man of
Union, and Miss Cora Littlejohn Of
White Plains, were Joined in marriage
Sunday night. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the brides pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. CASTOR Littlejohn.
Superintendent Wood of the Vic
tor Oil mill, was severely injured yes
terday morning by falling from scaf-
fold at the mill. One arm was dislo-
Gated, and he was otherwise bruised
about the body. Dr. Griffith set the
injured arm: and Mr.. Wood, though
suffering considerably, was able to at
tend to his duties later in the day. 80.
There was a small fire in the ginning
department Of the Victor Oil mill yes
of
The fire company responded to the
alarm, but the blaze, which was In
some lint cotton, was extinguished be-
fore the reel reached the scene. The
damage was slight.
LANCASTER.
News, October 4: Mr.. w. W. Barr,
who has been living in Yorkville for
some years, has returned to Lancaster,
his old home He will move his fam
lily here in the course Of two weeks. -.
Mr.. A. c. Broadnax, lately Of Rock
Hill, has accompanied by his bride,
come to Lancaster to live. He was re-
Gently married to Miss Della Anderson
of Lando. We announce with
deep regret that Mr.. w. G. Cauthen,
Lancaster county's model treasurer. is
seriously i'll at the home Of Mr.. I. 5.
Carter, where he has lived for the past
four years. Mr.. Cauthen was taken
sick about ten days ago. His local
physicians and Dr. Pryor of Chester,
are doing everything in their power to
restore him to health. Mr.. Cauthen's
devoted mother, Mrs. Julia Cauthen, OF
Oakhurst, is at his bedside. 80. Mrs.
Gainor, an elderly lady who lived on
one of Hon. w. U. Clyburn's planta-
tions, in Flat Creek township. died sud-
denly last Saturday afternoon. She
was sitting in a chair when stricken.
She was a daughter of the late Redford
Taylor of Taxahaw, and was about 55
years of age. She leaves several chill
dren. Mr.. ]. ]. Denton, a Lancas-
trian who has resided in Fort Mill for
some time, died there Sunday Of dysen-
terry. He was a son Of the late ]. G.
Denton. and was 81 years old. Mr..
Denton leaves a widow and five chill
dren, three daughters and two sons.
The remains were brought to Lancas-
ter for burial, the interment being made
Monday afternoon in the new ceme-
terry.
GASToN.
Gastonia Gazette, October 4: Mrs.
Samuel B. Hanna died last Saturday
,o1n N m
illness of nine weeks. She was 75
years old and had she lived until the
25th Of this month she would have seen
the 50th anniversary of her marriage.
Surviving her are an aged husband and
the following sons and daughters:
Miss Mary Jane Hanna, Miles W., John
N, Wiley and James Hanna; Mrs. Car
oline Currence and Mrs. Bert Rhyme.
The funeral exercises were conducted
Sunday afternoon at the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian church by DIR.
]. C. Galloway. .......T The wedding OF
Miss Cora Lewis and Mr.. Hugh Bor-
ders Stowe at New Hope Presbyterian
church Wednesday night was one Of
the most beautiful ever witnessed In
that section. The church had been law
ishly decorated by loving hands, and
many friends were present to witness
The impressive ceremony which for
ever united their hearts and lives. Rev
]. B. Cochran officiated. The bride was
daintily gowned i'm white silk, and car
ried bride roses. Miss Mary John
Craig played the wedding march, and
Messrs. Arthur Leonhardt and Holland
Hand were ushers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stowe will reside at Kings Mountain
where Mr.. Stowe has an important po-
sition. The happy young people be-
long to two of the best families in
South Point. -. Mr. Malchi Meacham
and Miss Ada Shires were married last
Sunday morning by Esquire Jacob
Kiser. The groom is son Of the late
Sloan Meacham and the bride daugh-
ter of Mr. Pink Shires of Cherryville
township. The flannel worm Is get
ting in it's dreaded work. Friday, Mas
ter Henry Wilson was stung on the
hand and suffered considerable pain
for awhile. DR.. Sloan who was called,
says the intensity of the pain was
greatly lessened by the sting being In
the palm instead Of on the back of the
hand Mrs. Sarah Stubbs died at
o'clock Sunday afternoon, after an i'll
ness of ten days. She was the widow
of the late E. w. Stubbs and was about
65 years old. Mrs. Stubs was Jet
ton of Lincoln county before her mar
riage, and was the mother Of fourteen
children of whom the following survive
her: John f. Stubs, Loray: Charles
at Buffalo Mills: George and Robert in
Georgia: Mrs w. B. Carpenter, Gas
tonia: Mrs. N. B. Davis. Dallas: Mrs.
Carry Spake. Loray; Mrs. Willie Stowe,
Loray: Mrs. j. S. Horde. Kings Noun
tain. Mrs. Stubbs was devoted MEM
ber of Main street Methodist church,
kind neighbor. and a noble, motherly
woman. The body was taken to Lin
colnton Monday morning. AT her
home In Steele Creek Friday morning
at o'clock Mrs. Ferrie Grier Gallant.
,,.;Fa nF NJ L,ra MI NJ Gallant died af-