Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-11-27
miscellaneous Rradiaa.
IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
News and Comment Clipped From
Neishborins Exchanges.
LANCASTER.

NeI9hportnq Exchanges
LANCASTER.
News, November, "a: Mrs. j. NJ.
Riddle is visiting her daughter in
Yorkville, Mrs. r. ]. Mackorell. .....
The commissioners and managers OF
state and county election can get pay
for their services by calling at First
National bank. Commissioners and
managers of the Federal election will
find their money at the Bank of
Lancaster. .Lum West and Ollie
Ponder, the parties charged with the
whipping of Mrs. Coburn, the white
woman recently found in this county,
were tried and convicted in Spartan
burg this week. Ponder was SEN
fenced to one year in the penitentiary
and West to thirty days on chaingang
or to pay fine Of $780,. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Green, widow of the late F. D.
Green, died yesterday morning, at her
home in the Douglass section. Heart
failure was the immediate cause of her
death, though she had not recovered
from the effects of a stroke of paraly-
sis sustained a year ago. Mrs. Green
was a daughter Of the late Thomas
Cureton and was about sixty-five
years old. She leaves the following
children: Messrs. Thomas e. and
John T. Green of this place; Mrs. H.
E. White of Rock Hill; Mr.. M. j..
Green and Miss jamie Green, who re-
sided with their mother. She is also
survived by a brother and a sister,
Mr.. Samuel Cureton of Florida, and
Mrs. James Green OF Lee county. i
1a..5 CHESTER. F. -
Lantern, November %: Miss Willie
Harrison was married in Marion, N.
c., Wednesday, Nov. IA, 1906, to Mr..
B. C. Leak of Pennsylvania Miss
Harrison is a sister of Mrs. w. F.
Stricken OF this city, and daughter
Of Mrs. S. s. Harrison Of Rock Hill,
who made her home here for a few
months last winter and spring and
moved from here to Marion, N. c.,
but who has recently returned to her
former home in Rock Hill. Mr.. Leak
is civil engineer on a new railroad line
which is being surveyed through west
ern North Carolina. They will make
Marion their home. Mrs. ]. G..
Darby went to Yorkville yesterday to
attend the funeral OF her aunt, Mrs.
Hope, widow Of the late Mr.. VIM. Hope,
who died at o'clock in the morning
after a long illness. She was seventy
five years old. The funeral was at
$50 In the afternoon. Mrs. Darby re-
turned yesterday evening. Mr..
Julian K. Saunders of Hartsville, and
Miss Florine B. Mccall of Darlington,
were married at noon Tuesday, Nov.
20, 1906. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. w. S. Dorsett, pas
tor of the Baptist church at Harts-
Vile. Mr.. Saunders is the youngest
son Of Captain T. M. Saunders of
this county, and has good position
in a drug store at Hartsville. They
will make Hartsville their home. .....
Yesterday Mr.. John c. McFadden sent
to Governor Hayward his resignation
as clerk Of ocurt of Chester county,
to take effect just as soon as his sue
cessor can be appointed, which will
be done upon the recommendation Of
the legislative delegation. 1t is known
that Mr.. McFadden has been unable
to attend to the duties Of his office for
several months, and he was very dis
tinctly missed at the last term Of
court, as he had not failed before to
be at the clerks desk at a term Of
court in twenty-five years, having
been elected clerk in 1884. A whole
generation has grown up to whom the
clerk of court means John c. McFad-
den. Anyone who knows with what
care Mr.. McFadden regarded the &C
curacy of every detail in his Office
will know that the responsibility Of
it still resting upon him would be very
much against the improvement Of his
health. ... Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fow-
ler celebrated their fifth anniversary
on Wednesday, the goth, which was
the Wooden Wedding" Their home
was thrown open to quite number
of relatives and friends. who greatly
admired the tasteful decorations that
were to be seen on all sides. The de-
corations consisted Of holly and ferns.
At IL o'clock the guests were invited
into the beautifully decorated dining
room, where they were served with the
most tempting viands, that made one
think of the "old fashion" weddings Of
long ago. Mrs. Fowler wore the dress
she was married in and appeared as
youthful as she did five years ago.
The presents they received in wood
were many useful as we'll as handsome
articles too numerous to mention. All
who were present expressed themselves
as having had a most charming day,
and sincerely wish that Mr. and Mrs.
Fowler may have many returns of such
happy occasions and live to celebrate
their 50th anniversary.
GASTON.
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