Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-14
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IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
News and Comment Clipped From
Nsishboring Exchanges.
CHESTER

News and Comment Clipped From
Neishboring Exchanges.
CHESTER.
Lantern, September IL: Mrs. L. T.
Nichols, Mrs. Joseph Lindsay and her
guests, Mrs. Howe and Miss Richard
son of Florida, returned yesterday from
few days visit to Lenoir and Edge
mont, N. Co.. Mrs. ]. K. Stevenson
died last Sabbath and was buried al
New Hope yesterday. She was per-
haps about sixty years old. and leaves
husband and three children. Miss
Hettie Gibson has returned from a
three weeks visit to relatives in Rock
Hill and Yorkville. 80. Mrs. j. r. Ba-
Der of Gastonia, spent few hours here
this morning on her way to Yorkville
on her return home. ...... Rev. Z. K
Hardin of Glover, was in the city Sat
urday morning on his return home
from a visit to his uncle, Mr.. P. L.
Hardin at Bascomville. Mrs. Nettie
Roddey Miller and three children OF
Micanopy, Fla, came down from ROCK
Hill yesterday to spend a few days
with DR.. S. G. Miller's family. .....A
telegram brought the sad news to Mr
H. T. Carter that his son Charles was
killed in Tennessee Saturday. He was
at work on a railroad bridge and was
killed, it is understood, by the falling
of derrick. No particulars have been
received. He leaves a wife, who was
a Miss Price and one child. :. The fol-
lowing young men from this county
left for Clemson college yesterday and
today: Messrs. Will Latimer, John and
Campbell Spratt, Allen McCaulay, VIII
Rosborough of Chester; Joe Wylie'
Roy Miller, r. F. D. No. 1; ]. H. Will
son, Ralph Lowry, Lowryville; Chas.
Wooten. Smiths Turnout; Harper San
ders, Lusk Marion. S. Jordan, Marvin
Roddey, Millen Simpson, Richburg;
Alex Craig, Addison McKeown, Black
stock. To Erskine, Misses Eugenia
Walker, Nellie Bigham, Hamilton Hen
nv: Messrs. James Moffatt, Harold
White; Ellie Simpson, Edgmoor; Jim
mie McKeown. Cornwell and Lewis
White, Blackstock. To Due West Fe-
male college, Misses Julia Monatt,
Mary Lindsay, Mary White and Lizzie
Banks of Halsellville.
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Gastonia Gazette, September IL: DR..
j. C. Galloway Is in Due West where
he went to attend a meeting last night
Of a committee of the synod and of
Erskine Theological seminary to con-
slider course of study for the semi
nary. g. . Capt. w. I. Stowe, Gastonia's
popular magistrate, had an important
case before him Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock. The case in question was
tried at the captains residence on
West Main street. The defendants
were Mr.. Culbert L. Lytton, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. T. L. Lytton and Miss Hettie
Sheriff., daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
E. Sheriff., both east Of Gastonia-
There were several important witness
es present, and after hearing all the
evidence in the case, the clever captain
released the prisoners under a bond OF
holy wedlock. &. . Alarming symptoms
in the condition of Mr.. j. r. Fayssoux
Saturday morning caused his imme-
date family and relatives to be sum-
moned to his bedside. Two Of his as
sailants, Brank and Inman, who were
under bond were apprehended and sent
to Jail to await the issues of the
wounded mans condition. Yesterday
some of the alarming symptoms had
passed away, and while the patient was
not certainly improved, 1t was hoped
that his condition was no worse. 1t
was discovered a day or. two ago by
his physicians that his body was terri
bly, beaten and bruised as if by cudgels
or kicks. Last Friday night shortly
after retiring Mrs. William Holland
awoke in profuse perspiration. She
called her husbands attention to 1t,
but did not appear to be suffering. She
drew one or two long breaths and was
still. Mr.. Holland arose and found that
she was dead. A husband and four
children are left to mourn her death.
The children are Mrs. Valley Peters OF
Gastonia and Messrs. ]. NJ, A. R. and
L. A. Holland of Dallas, with all OF
whom their friends sympathize deeply.
Mrs. Holland was f1fty-seven years of
age and was a member Of the Dallas
Baptist church. The funeral was con-
Quoted by her pastor, Rev. ]. L. Vip-
herman at 5 o'clock Saturday after