Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-05-28
miscellaneous Reading.
IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
News and Comment Clipped From
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LANCASTER.

handsome residence, which he will
have erected this summer. The build
ling will probably be located in the
Williams grove in East End. -. Mrs
John w. Waters Of the Tradesville Sec
ton, who has been quite sick for three
months. is now rapidly Improving, be-
ing able to be up again. Clerk Of
the Court ]. F. Gregory lost his fine
Jersey COW Thursday morning. She
was turned into pasture with some
other cattle and was gored to death by
bull. 49,. Mr.. John Hare, the white
farmer who was killed in the riot near
Reidsville, Ca, this week, was ma
tive Of Union county, N. c. He was
son of John H. Hare Of Union coun-
| ty, and was thirty-two years OF age.
He at one time worked in a black
smith shop in Monroe. He moved to
Georgia about a year ago.
CHESTER.
Lantern, May "a: Mrs. M. ]. Melton
met with a painful accident at the
fair grounds yesterday afternoon
When the horse show was over and
she was starting down the steps from
the amphitheater, some one in the
rush pressed against her and she was
overbalanced and fell off the end Of
the steps, breaking her right arm be-
tween the elbow and shoulder and she
was bruised on her forehead and
ankle. She was taken to her home as
soon as possible and the fracture was
set by DR.. S. G. Miller, assisted by Dr.
II. E. Mcconnell, and she rested well
last night A little boy who was
standing on the ground was knocked
down by Mrs. Melton's fall but he did
not seem to be hurt. 1T. H. Ward
and wife had mental anguish case
against the Western Union Telegraph
company in Judge McLure's court
Tuesday. R. L. Douglas and ]. M.
Wise. Esqs represented the plaintiffs
and Col. ]. H. Marion the defendant.
The trial lasted nearly all day, and the
| Jury rendered a verdict for the de-
fendant. Miss Amelia Kennedy OF
Yorkville, arrived yesterday afternoon
from Laurens where she has been
teaching, and will spend until tomor-
row at the home Of her brother, DR..
w. M. Kennedy, on her way home to
spend her vacation. Miss jamie Orr
and Mr.. w. ]. Leaptrott were married
Wednesday evening, May %, at the
home Of the brides parents, on Flint
street. The ceremony was performed
| by Rev, M. l. Banks. The bride Is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Orr
and the groom Is a salesman In Hahn
Lowrance furniture store. Miss Ellie
Fletcher, sister Of MF. ]. w. Fletcher
OF this city, and Mf. Y, M. Barnes OF
Anderson, S. c., were married In Knox
Vile, Tenn. Wednesday evening, May
%. Mrs. Barnes Is well known here
having been a resident Of this city for
some time. Will Page, Gus Lee,
Rufe Hall and ELI Hayward had made
good progress on the way to escape
from Jail yesterday morning when
they were found out. They managed
to get out of their cell. and with an
iron bar from a cell door, an old case
knife and a cold chisel, had cut
hole in the brick wall and were try
ing the length Of their blanket rope
when its contact with metal roof
made & noise that attracted attention.
When Sheriff Peden went up stairs
they were feigning sleep. According
nf hn Page
was the leader. Gus Lee Is under SEN
tence of execution June 7th.. ..... Miss
Emma Kennedy of Yorkville, who has
been teaching at Hardeeville, spent
Wednesday night with her brother, DR..
W. NJ. Kennedy, and left for her home
yesterday morning. Her sister, Mrs.
w. B. Wylie, WHO had been here few
days, accompanied her home.
oASToH,
Gastonia Gazette, May a.: II. D.
Huffstetler, a white man, was arrest
ell here Wednesday at the instance OF
the police authorities. he being flu
gitive from justice He was taken to
Glover yesterday by a deputy sheriff
from York county. Mrs. j. A. Page
OF Glover, spent yesterday in the city.
the guest of Mrs. ]. E. Page. ...... AT
his home three miles south Of Gasto-
mia, Mr. S. M. (Bud) Hawkins died
suddenly yesterday. He had taken
dose Of medicine in anticipation Of
chill and while coughing ruptured
Ia, in q mi
instant death. Mr.. Hawkins had not
been confined to his home and was in
fairly good health. He was fifty odd
years of age and leaves wife and
several chjldFeR. The funeral and
burial took place this morning at OIL
ney Presbyterian church. 49,. Strong,
active and apparently iB the best of
health, Robert o. Fayssoux, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. r, Fayssoux, was
stricken last Thursday night with a
violent attack of appendicitis, from
the effects Of which death ensued yes
terday afternoon at l o'clock. His
case was desperate from the first and
the young man suffered intense pain.
He had previously had slight attacks
Of what he presumed to be collie, but
they soon passed off. When he be-
came Ill an examination by physicians
revealed the fact that he was suffering
from an advanced case Of appendicitis.
At that time his condition would not
admit of an operation and 1t was de-
ferred. On Wednesday. Dr., PRESLEY
OF Charlotte, was called in eonsulta=
tion and a slight operation was per-
formed. The appendix was not re-
moved, however. .... In an. interview
with the Gazette's reporter in Char
lotte Wednesday, Hon. C. c. Moore,
president of the North Carolina divis-
ion Of the Southern Cotton associa-
ton. stated that it was the purpose
OF the warehouse committee OF the as
sociation to build cotton warehouses at
Gastonia, Lowell. McAdenville, Mt.
Holly, Stanley and probably other
places. The warehouses will not be