Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-05-01
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charged with using exceedingly i'm
polite and lurid language during q
quarrel with some neighbors several
days ago. The judge imposed fine
of $50, which Henry promptly paid
and went on his way rejoicing. .....
Married by Rev. ]. M. Fridy, Wednes'
day, April 25, 1906, at the home
of the bride, near Capers Chapel, Mr.
~. R. Moore and Miss Lena Hardin
daughter of the late ]. N. Hardin
They left Immediately for Lincoln
ton, N. c., the home Of the groom.
Rev. w. A. Hafner Of Glover, S. c..
stopped over with his brother yester-
day on his return from presbytery
and left for his home this morning
Mrs. Hafner and the baby came down
with him Monday and were guests
of DR.. and Mrs S. G. Miller. 80. The
next meeting of the Bethel presby-
| terry will be at Glover. Following
are the commissioners to the gen.
eral assembly which is to meet in
Greenville May 18th: Rev. w. M
McPheeters, D. D., Columbia and
Rev. ]. H. Thornwell, d. D., Of Fort
Mill; Elders T. J. Robbins and ]. w
Bankhead. Alternates: Rev. Chal'
mers Fraser of Lancaster. and Rev
A. H. Atkins of Lowryville; Elder:
W. L. McCrorey and ]. A. Boyd. go.
| Coroner Leckie was called to Cataw-
ba Falls Wednesday to view the re-
mains Of Cne Davis, colored, who
died rather suddenly the day before
giving rise to suspicious of foul play
Coroner Leckie, after sitting the cir
cumstances decided that death re-
suited from natural causes, and the
body was at once shipped to Santuc
for burial. -. Little Miss Laura
McIlroy of Yorkville, who has been
staying with her aunt, Mrs. r. II
Bigham, and attended the school al
Pleasant Grove church, spent Wed
nesday night with her uncle, Mr.
Robert McIlroy. and left for her
home yesterday morning. go. Bethel
Presbytery convened with the Black
stock Presbyterian church Tuesday
morning at IL o'clock. At the re-
quest of the retiring moderator, Mr.
w. d. Knox, Rev. Jas. H. Thornwell
D. D. Of Fort Mill, preached the
opening sermon. The prebytery
was one Of the best attended In the
history OF the organization, and the
enthusiasm and interest were In
discussions were of the usual char
aster and the business transacted OF
the usual kind. Rev. S. G. Byrd
Winnsboro, presided over the body
with tact and skill. Rev. S. ]. Cart
ledge preached an instructive sermon
Wednesday morning, and in the even
ing the audience listened to an edi-
flying discourse from Rev. E. E. Gill
lespie Of Yorkville.
GAsToN.
Gastonia Gazette, April 81: During
the storm yesterday afternoon, light
ming struck the chimney Of one Of the
Loray cottages between the park and
the mill which was occupied by Mr.
Daniel Lowe, causing the death OF
Mrs. Lowe, who was in the closet by
the chimney. The Lowe family had
just moved into the house yesterday
morning from Bessemer City. The
bolt did not cause any damage to the
chimney or dwelling. Mrs Lowe
was her husbands second wife. She
leaves a large family Of children
This sudden and extremely sad death
is one to elicit very general SYM
pathy. 49,. Wednesday night at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Elmore near the Avon
mill, Miss Annie Belle Elmore be-
came the bride Of Mr.. Claude Withers
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Withers OF
the Ozark. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. G. w. Callahan in the
midst of a large circle of friends
The happy young couple will make
their home for the present at the
home Of the groom. .... The discov-
cry was made Tuesday evening that
Hattie Mclean, a young colored wo.
man who lives on Marietta street
near Happy Hill, had the smallpox
The woman had just returned from
Charlotte. The family was immedi-
ately placed in quarantine and Wed.
nesday night they were moved to the
pest house. Nothing serious is ex.
pected. go. Mr.. and Mrs. E. d
Chambers arrived Saturday night tc
spend a few weeks in Gastonia. Mr.
Chambers is a machinist travelling
for the ]. NJ. Case Mill Manufactur.
ing company of Louisville, and vii
install a new roller mill for Messrs
B. H. Parker & Co., as soon as the
machinery arrives. The Louisville
company has shipped the Gastonis
firm a full fifty-barrel mill, consist.
ing Of eight stands, four sifters and
necessary appurtenances. The ship.
ment is now due and expected every
day. Mr.. Chambers says he will
with proper help have the mill run.
ming in two weeks after the machin.
cry arrives. 80. Mr.. Robert F. Co.
BILE, formerly superintendent of the
Odell mills at Concord, will become
superintendent of the Southern cot.
ton mill at Bessemer City to succeed
Mr.. c. A. Davis who becomes super.
intendent Of the Vermont mills. Mr.
Coble is a practical mill man with
out any school advantages whatever
He was forced to work in the mil
when a boy and later became super.
intendent of the large Odell plant II
which he formerly worked as 6
doffer boy. Several years ago Mr.
Coble was forced to resign his posi-
ton on account Of his health. He l:
a man who believes i'm doing thing!
and we wish for him success anG
happiness in his work. 80. Wednes
day evening about eight o'clock Will,
Robert Hansel, a young man whC
works in the Gastonia mills, wa:
| coming up street in company witt
several other boys, was seized by