Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-02-27
ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.
Death Of Mrs. w. L. Barron-TroubIes
of the Tisers-Mr. Sam Hay Back
Home-Aecident at the Manchester

VI tHS iI9efe-mT. Sdm nay BACK
Home-Accident at the Manchester
The Medical Association.
Correspondence Of the Yorkyille ENQUIRER
Rock HILL, Feb. 26.-Mrs Mary Eliz-
abeth Barron, aged about twenty
seven years, the wife of Mr.. w. L,
Barron OF Ebenezer, died at the home
or her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. N.
Triplett OF Chester county, this morning
al l0 o'colck. after protracted illness.
MT. Edward Barron will go to Chester
lhis evening, and return with his
brother. the young husband who has
6een at his wife's bedside for some time.
TWO children are left to mourn with
tne father; one girl Of six years, the
otner an infant of about six months.
The latter is hopelessly Ill at the home
OF It's grandparents in Ebenezer
The funeral will be held Tuesday at
o'clock at Ebenezer church by the
Rev. Arthur Rogers Of the Associate
REFORMED Presbyterian church. Mrs.
Barron besides her immediate rela-
tives,f leaves a large and Influential
connection in Chester and York
counties.
Bob Edwards, colored, who runs a
restaurant on Railroad avenue and
who has often been in trouble about
whisky, lost out again the other day.
A search OF his restaurant yielded only
small quantity of booze which Bob
claimed was for personal use. Upon
searching near his premises, however,
two jugs, containing about three gal
Ions, were discovered under a heap of
sciled clothes where Bobs wife was
boiling water, 1t being "washday." At
the trial 1t could not be clearly proven
that the whisky belonged to him as
the spot where found was outside his
| .ot and he was discharged.
Mr. John A. Steele Of Portsmouth,
| Va, an old Rock Hill boy, with Mrs.
Steele and Miss Susie, arrived here
Friday Cvening and are at Mr.. Steele's
mother in White street. They will re-
main here for several months while
Mr.. Steele recuperates his health. He
has been on the road for years for
Fairbanks. Morse & Co., OF Chicago
the big railroad supply house and his
health has broken under the strain.
Mr.. s. H. Hay, after tour Of three
months in the north west and south,
has blown In home again. He is not
yet located, but as he has only been
over about three fourths OF the United
States, 1t Is safe to say that he has
found no place superior to Rock Hill
and will therefore remain contentedly
here after this. -.
IN elevator at the Manchester
mills fell from the second to the
ground floor day or two since On
1t were two operatives Of the mill,
Charley Roach and Jim Neal. Neither
was seriously injured, but Neal had
one foot badly mashed.
Mrs. M. ". Moore of Talledega, Ala,
well known. II the south by her non
de plume Betsy Hamilton" Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. j. W. Willis. Mr.
Wills is the pastor Of the Baptist
church here and the ladies of the con-
gregation have secured Mrs. Moore,s
consent to give a reading in Fried
hein's hall Thursday evening.
Mr., McElwee, the manager of the
opera house has secured a date with
Barlow & Wilson's minstreIs and they
will probably bill the town this week
This Is an unusually fine attraction.
York county Medical association met
here Monday and transacted routine
business. They are preparing to hold
their meetings monthly instead OF
quarterly.