Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-03-26
CHESTER.

be about and will in probability be
himself in a day or so.
CHESTER.
Lantern, March %: Mill Lula Will
liams, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton Williams, who live about two
miles from town, and Mr.. w. F. Woy-
ahn, of South Bend, Ind, were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage in
this city, Wednesday afternoon, March
90, 1907, by Rev. NJ. l.. Banks. Mr..
and Mrs Woyahn had never met un-
til he arrived here Monday, the court
ship having been entirely through
correspondence. :. Mrs. Norman Ell
der spent Tuesday night with Mrs. J..
K. Henry on her return from a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. ]. P. Moore, at
Guthriesville, and left for her home
in Columbia Wednesday. .... Mrs.
Margaret Peden died early Wednes-
day morning, March Goth, 1907, at
the home of her son, Sheriff Thomas
Peden, on Centre street. She was
eighty-six years old the 9th Of Feb.
Until about three months ago she was
remarkably active for one of her years
but since then has been confined to
her room, and for about two weeks,
to her bed, from a general break
down and a complication of troubles
incident to old age. Mrs. Peden was
born near Hanging Rock, in Kershaw
country, but when she was a child
her father, Mr.. Andrew Hood, moved
10 this county and settled in the
Rocky Creek section, near Pleasant
Grove Presbyterian church. She was
sister of the late Messrs. John and
Israel Hood, and is the last member
of that family. Her husband, the
late Mr.. D. NJ. Peden, died several
years ago, but she continued to live
at their home near Peden's bridge un-
til the last of December 1905, she was
growing so feeble, she with her son,
Mr. Andrew Peden, moved to this
city, and have since made their home
with Mr. Thomas Peden. She was a
good woman and was for years a
member of Catholic Presbyterian
church. The funeral services were at
the home yesterday morning at nine
o'clock conducted by Rev. ]. S. Cart
ledge. and the burial in the cemetery
at Catholic church. She is survived
by her two sons, Messrs. Thomas and
Andrew Peden, both of this city.
GASToN.
Gastonia Gazette, March %: Mr..
Robert c. Mclean is preparing to do
some fishing this season. Mr.. Mclean
has purchased a new canvas boat and
has been preparing some lines on the
South Fork where he expects to pull
in quite a number of the finny tribe.
Other piscatorial artists are also get
ting their paraphenalia together.
Rev. DR.. ]. c. Galloway. who is rest
ing from his labors as pastor of the
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
church on account of i'll health, leaves
to-day for Due West, S. c., TO spend
some time with his brother Mr.. r.
S. Galloway, local editor of the ASso-
ciate Reformed Presbyterian, and his
sister. Mrs. Lola Devlin. He will
spend sometime there and his many
friends hope that the change and rest
will prove beneficial. .... Register
of Deeds Smith is doing a rushing
business. Within the past few days
marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples: r. w. Ed
wards and Annie l.. Garrison, of Gas
tOnia; Giles NJ. GofOrth, of Bethany.
5. c.. and Mary Latimer Huffstettler,
of Bessemer City; Rufus \. Hand and
Myrtle Pope. of Belmont: Benjamin
Johnston. of Harden. and Mamie
Long. of High Shoals; John McGin-
I mis- and Leona Price, of Dallas; Joe
McWOOd and Emma Stafford. of High
Shoals: r. L. Paine and Rosa Nantz.
of Stanley: G.. X. Stafford and Virdie
Sanford, of Mount Holly. Mr.. La