Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-04-30
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IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
News and Comment Clipped From
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LANCASTER.

LANCASTER.
News, April 81: County supervisor
Perry is nursing quite sore hand.
Some days ago, while feeding MS
horse. the animal in taking mouth
full of fodder accidentally bit Mr.
Perry on the hand. The wound is
lvery painful and is still infiamed. .....
Mr.. Gilbert Lazenby, while doctorlng
a sick COW last Tuesday, was severely
bitten on the hand by the animal. 1t
is not thought that the cow had n.y.
ldrophobia, though it is not known
what was the matter with her. she
died Tuesday afternoon. ..... MISS AL
lie Hood, one Of Lancaster's popular
Young ladies who has been living In
Florida for a year or more with her
sister, Mrs. w. D. Gamble OF Wild
wood, was married in that state on the
nth instant to Mr.. G. E. Gamble, also
of Florida. Particulars Of the inter-
lesting event are not known here...r..
Mr. w. F. Broom, at the head or the
A. ]. Broom company of this place.
surprised his numerous friends and
acquaintances by going off this week
and getting married. He had so long
graced the ranks of bachelordom and
had kept so we'll concealed his matri-
monial plans that not even his most
Intimate associates suspected that he
had any idea of becoming a benedict.
On last Wednesday afternoon Mr..
Broom was happily welded to
charming young lady Of Chester coun-
ty. Miss Julia Killian daughter OF Mr.
Is. E. Killian of the vicinity OF Fort
Lawn. The ceremony was performed
at the home of the brides parents. at
6 O'Clock, the Rev. w. A. Fairey, pas
tor of the Fort Lawn Methodist
church officiating. 1t was a quiet
home wedding. only the members
of the family being present. A boun-
teous repast was served after the GER
emony. Mr.. Broom and his bride
came to Lancaster on the L. & G. pas
senger train Wednesday night.
CHESTER.
Lantern, April 26: Miss Hattie
Cornwell has been elected sponsor and
Miss Nell Wilkes maid Of honor to
represent Walker CASTOR camp at the
state reunion in Columbia May 7th
to 9Th :: The picture of the man
held in Washington state supposed TO
| be w. E. Perry has been received but
no one can say 1t is Perrys likeness.
Further inquiry has been made as to
marks of Identification. Two other
men are under arrest at different
places in the northwest under suspi-
cion Of being Perry. ....... Mrs. Z. r.
Akin of Bethesda, York county, who
has been spending several months with
relatives here and at Richburg and
Lando, was in the city yesterday
morning on her return home. ..... The
communion services closed at Edg-
moor last night. DR.. r. M. Stevenson
Of Clover, assisted Mr.. Lummus. He
preached six splendid sermons, which
were enjoyed very much by the con-
Rregation. Miss Minnie Boyd OF
| Cornwell, and Mr.. d. c. Smith OF
Ruby, Chesterfield county, were mar
ried Thursday, April IS, at Cheraw, by
Rev. A. N McArn. Miss Boyd Is the
oldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
lD. Boyd Of Cornwell. and has been
principal of the school at Ruby for two
lyears. Mr.. Smith is farmer at that
place. Eleanor, the little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Crawford, met
with a right painful accident late yes
terday afternoon. She and some 9TH
er children had been playing in Mr..
S. NJ. Jones's yard and she in her play
started to run across the street and
was looking back at her little brother,
who was following, all unconscious OF
the approach Of the hacks which were
coming from the S. A. L. depot, and
ran right against the hub Of the hind
wheel Of Robert Nelson's carriage. A
considerable cash was cut in her fore
head above her eye and 1t was feared
the eye would be injured, but she Is
getting on nicely this morning and
her injury is not considered serious.
Two physicians were called in and 1t
required several stitches to sew up
the cash. Some travelling men who
were in the hack said the driver was
lin no way to blame for the accident,
but he got out Of the way. .... Mr.. G..
w. Chalk Of Chalkville, who came in
Yesterday TO renew his subscription,
told US, among other things, Of ne
gro that belonged to his father before
emancipation. Simon was not very
bright intellectually, but had enough
of sense for ordinary purposes. The
Rev Mr.. Ezell was holding meeting
at Brushy Fork and much interest was
manifested. He was moving around
Iamong the people and came to Simon
Chalk, in the section of the church set
lapart for negroes. Simon had made
known his desire to join the church.
Mr.. Ezell wishing to inform himself
as to his change Of heart, inquired,
Simon, how do you feel?" The new
convert replied, Il feels purity we'll,
Mas Ezell; how does you feel? The
preacher said, II am well, but that is
not what l am talking about now. l
| want 10 h1lOW ABOUT your ClldlSS.
"Oh! / got 25 cents and master owes
me another quarter. Dat make so
cents. l give you dat"
GASTON.
Gastonia Gazette, April 26: Joe Es-
ties, a negro, was arrested by Police
man Carroll yesterday on a warrant
E sworn out last December by S. w.
Moore of York county, charging him
with riding off with horse belonging
to Mr. Moore. Deputy Sheriff Quinn
of York, came up this morning to take
the negro back to Yorkville for trial
The offense was committed last June
....At Gainesville, Git, last Thurs
day Miss Toxic Lyles was married to
Mr.. w. NJ. Moore. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Moore of Gastonia. They ar
; rived in GastOnia Friday and will make
their home here, Mr.. Moore having
accepted a position at the Loray. He