Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-02-02
Mistsllanuus 8adins.
IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
News and Comment Clipped From
Neiehboring Exchanges.

Lantern, January 80: In response to
a message received yesterday from
Washington, Mayor w. H. Hardin, ac-
companied by Mayor r. E. Wylie of
Lancaster left the city last night to
appear before the committee which is
infrusted with the location Of the pro-
posed Federal court building. Solici-
tor ]. K. Henry and Mr. w. w. Dixon
of Winnsboro, followed this morning.
They expect to be Joined in Washing
ton by Mr.. w. S. Hall of Gaffney, who
will assist in presenting Chesters
claims. The committee will meet to-
morrow morning, and 1t Is expected
that they will finally dispose of the
question which has been agitating this
part of the Fifth district for more than
a veal. Mrs. Mamie Faulkner OF
Blackstock, accompanied by her visit
ing friend, Mrs. Matte Spence OF
Ridgeway came up yesterday morn
ing to spend a few days with relatives
and friends. -. Mr.. Robert Clowney,
who came home from the navy about
Christmas after serving four years and
has since been with his sister, Mrs.
w. w. Brice, went to Blackstock this
morning to spend while with Mrs. d.
A. Coleman. Mrs. r. S. Dunbar of
Avon, spent from Thursday evening
until yesterday morning with her faith
er, Mr.. Robert McIlroy and other rel
atives in this city on her return from
two weeks visit to relatives at York
vile. =. . Bethel presbytery met in this
city Friday at Purity Presbyterian
church with w. D. Knox presiding.
The only matter of importance brought
up for consideration was that relating
to the dissolution Of the relation at
present existing between Rev. ]. H.
Wilson and the churches at Richburg
and Fishing Creek. This relation was
dissolved. 49,. The following informa-
ton with regard to double passenger
service on the c. & NV railway Is
published in the Gastonia News: The
News learns that the c. & NV. rail-
road is considering the matter of put
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ger service. The road put on last
summer for several months a train
that went north Saturday afternoon
and returned Monday morning. The
road was pleased with the arrange
ment and 1t anticipates putting on this
additional service in April and max
ing it daily including Sunday. This
would greatly increase the facility of
the road to handle its passengers, and
the people along the road would be de-
lighted The c. & NV. deserves and
has the good wishes Of the people
along it's route. 1t has always given
it's patrons all the service that its
business would justify. The road ex-
poets a greater summer travel this
coming season than ever before. In
addition to travel to Blowing Rock the
road has extended its passenger SER
vice to Edgemont. There is already
good summer hotel at Mortimer and
the road is figuring on building
first-class resort hotel at Edgemont.
A mixed freight and passenger already
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makes daily trips to Edgemont.. .....
Miss Carol Wylie and Mr.. Arthur E.
Birchman, both of this city and both
of extremely tender years, startled
their friends considerably Saturday
morning by eloping. The elopement
had been successfully planned and not
until the pair Of Juveniles had boarded
the train and were well on their way
to Glover were those left behind in
any way aware Of what was intended
A great deal of CONSERVATION was the
result in that little circle most parti-
cularly affected by the incident and
there was racing and chasing to break
up the match Some of the relatives
went to Glover yesterday morning, but
they were powerless to undo what
love had first done and what had later
been sealed by the law; and the most
that could be done was to acknowledge
the new relationship with the best
grace possible. 1t is understood that
the couple will reside at Glover.
GASTON.