Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-06-07
aAistellaneous 8eaain9.
IN COUNTIES ADJOINING.
News and Comment Clipped From
Neiahboring Exchanges.
LANCASTER

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LANCASTER.
News, June 5: Sheriff ]. P. Hunter
went to Jacksonville, Fla, Monday al
ter Joe Brown, the negro wanted here
to answer to the charge OF morse
stealing w Mr.. Bracus Catoe and
Miss Lula Faile were married in Fiat
Creek township May 26, by Notary
Public w. F. Estridge. at his residence
The attendants were Mr.. Will Catoe
with Miss Lola Mungo, and Mr.. Lee
Taylor with Miss Bessie Catoe.
Mr. Hosey Knight and Miss Mary
Sowell, daughter Of Mr.. Mike Sowell
were married last Sunday. The GER
emony was performed at the residence
of Mrs. Roberts in the mill community
by the Rev. C. P. Carter, pastor OF
Grace Methodist church. The bridal
couple left on the Southern's south
bound train Sunday afternoon tor
Camden, where they are spending a
few days. Hon. w. U. Clyburns
signal success as a farmer, recalls to
mind an incident that was related To
us a year or more ago. AS is well
known, Mr.. Clyburn is one of Lancas-
ter county's wealthiest citizens. On
one occasion he was asked by person
of inquiring mind how he managed to
make his fortune. We'll" replied Mr.
Clyburn, "Tll tell you, but in strict
confidence. l made half Of what
have by attending to my own business
and l made the other half by letting
other peoples business alone. .......
Mr.. Walter Davis, manager of the cot
ton mills store, has sent us samples
of the fine onions he is selling at MS
establishment Each sample onion
weighs IL pounds, not including the
able bodied smell. .... The Rev. K. T.
Turnipseed, pastor Of the First Meth
odist church, for the past few days
has been assisting the Rev. f. X. Har-
din in a revival meeting at Glover. He
returned home Monday. The meeting
was a very successful one. Seventeen
persons joined the church and severa
others are expected to do so, as the
result of the meeting.
CHESTER.
Lantern, June 4: Mr.. w. b. Wylie
of Yorkville, was in the city yesterday
afternoon on his way to Lancaster.
Misses Marion Harshaw and Annie
Scott of Yorkville, spent Friday night
No,sINx on
to Due West to attend commencement
Miss Rebecca Spencer OF York
vile, who has been visiting Mrs. j
D. Mcdowell. went home yesterday
morning. She was accompanied by
Mrs. McDowelrs little sister. ..... .Mr
and Mrs. John Chambers of the Fod'
der neighborhood in York county
came yesterday to spend until Friday
with their son, Mr.. James Chambers
near town. .... Mr.. w. II. Newbold
attorney for Gus Lee, has secured ar
order from Chief Justice Y. j. Pope
staying the execution of Lee. who was
to have been hanged next Friday, un-
til the further order Of the court
June 11th has been fixed as the day
| for hearing arguments for and agains'
| a new trial. .. Mr. S. M. Jones has
sold his pretty home on Wylie street
to Mr. ]. G. L. White, Of R. F. d. NO
| 1, and has bought a lot on the Hemp
hill property on York street where ne
will build a handsome residence. He
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until his new home is completed. d.....,
Miss Alma Hood, daughter Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. |. Med. Hood died at the hospi'
tai at o'clock this morning, June 4
after a long illness from some spina
trouble caused from fall. Some time
| in December she was standing up or
something arranging curtain wher
| in some way she overbalanced ano
fell. striking the back of her head or
a table. She was stunned at the time
but was apparently soon over the ef'
fects of it. On the 18th Of February
she took her bed and it developed thai
her trouble was caused from the fal
she had received several weeks pre-
vious and the greater part of the time
since then her life has been towering
on the brink. All that physicians ant
tender nursing could do was done t
restore her health, but to no avail
Miss Alma was twenty-six years ole
and was a bright and attractive young
woman, very much beloved by those
who knew her best.
GASTON.
Gastonia Gazette, June 4: Mr.. w. S
Haynes of the Clara mill, and Mis-:
Effie Caldwell, daughter of Mrs. Mar
garet Caldwell of Dallas, were married
Sunday afternoon at p. m, by Rev
]. A. Hoyle. The happy couple vii
reside at the Clara mill. There wa:
some excitement at the Clara mil
Saturday night when several shot:
sounded in the air. A young fellow
named Hopper, who was endeavorin}
to run away with a girl, encountered
the protests of the latter's brother
a.,ol pIpOo hon.