Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-07

Miss Mamie Squiers of Columbia, Is
boarding with DR.. and Mrs. 8. A.
Weber, and will teach in the graded
school.
Mr.. Walter /. Villipique, private
secretary to Congressman Finley, has
been in Yorkville several days this
week. His headquarters are In WASH
| ington.
MIR. T. H. White of Chester, and his
two sons, Masters Carlisle and Tom,
visited his brother, DIR. NJ. w. White
on Wednesday of this week. His visit
was incidental to the fulfllment of a
promise to his boys that he woud give
them a good old fashioned rabbit hunt,
such as he used to indulge in during
| his youthful days.
| Mr.. ]. P. White received a phone
message yesterday morning announc-
| ing the death Of his mother, Mrs. L.
N. White at Jonesville, Union county,
aged sixty-seven years, as result of
consumption, having been in serious
condition for the past six weeks. The
| funeral took place today at New Hope
church near Jonesville. Mrs. White
Is survived by three sons and one
daughter. These are Messrs. Fletch-
er, Oliver and ]. P. White and the
daughter Is Mrs Ella White.
Mr.. r. E. Heath Of the Y. B. & M.
| Co., was called away Tuesday on ac-
count of the sudden death Of his uncle,
Mr.. Allen w. Heath, in Charlotte on
Monday afternoon at about 1890
o'clock. Mr.. Allen Heath had been at
the home Of his brother, Mr.. o. p.
Heath, since Friday preceding. The
two gentlemen were talking about
business and other matters when Mr;
Allen Heath suddenly put his hand
oyar bia haart md ora apinp for hreath
expired without completing the re-
mark he was making. 1t was a case
of heart failure. The remains were
taken to Monroe, N. c., for interment.
The Charlotte Observer has the follow
ing to say of Mr.. Heath: Mr.. Allen
Watson Heath was one Of the leading
business men of this section Of the
south. BY working and saving he had
accumulated considerable property
He was sixty-six years old and leaves
the following named brothers: Mr. j.
P. Heath of Camilla, Ca; DR.. M. c.
Heath of Richmond, KY; Mr.. e. j.
Heath of Matthews, and B. d. and o.
P. Heath of Charlotte. His wife, who
was Miss Mamie ]. Grove, died four
years ago. Kss children are: Mr. w
lie. Heath of MSnroe; Messrs. Frank
and Claude, Heath of Albemarle; Mr.
Earle Heath Of Waxhaw; Mrs. w. O.
Nisbet of Charlotte; Mrs. Maud Mas
sey Of Bishopviile, s. c.; Mrs. Florence
Stokes Of Winnsboro, s. c.. and Mrs
Daisy Bivens of Pickens, s. c. Mr.
Heath was born In Lancaster county
s. c., and came of good, sturdy stock
He fought through the civil war and
was a bold. brave Confederate soldier
| He belonged to company A, of the
Sixth South Carolina regiment AS q
man OF affairs Mr.. Allen w. Heath was
a brilliant success. He was industri-
GUS, conservative and always willing to
back his judgment with his money
His estate Is estimated to be worth
| anywhere from 100000 to 100000
He was interested in the following
named concerns: Cotton mills at Hen
rietta, Newton, Monroe, Charlotte and
Lando, s. c.; In the Piedmont Wagon
works at Hickory; the Heath Morrow
company and the Heath Hardware
company at Monroe; the A. w. Heath
company at Waxhaw; the Heath
Bruce Morrow company at Pickens, s
c.: the Heath Massey Morrow COM
pany at Bishopville, s. c.; Morrow
Brothers & Heath company at Albe-
marie; the Heath Freeman company al
Norwood; the Piedmont Buggy COM
pany at Monroe. the Peoples Bank al
Monroe; the Waxhaw Banking ano
Mercantile company at Waxhaw anc
others. He was styled a merchan,
prince. He was quiet, thinking man