Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-08-27
ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.
Bitten BY a Snake-Miss Nicely Mar
ried to Mr.. Hair-Personal and
Other Notes.

Other NOTES.
Correspondence Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
Rock Hill, August 26.-Mr A. ]. Bal
lard was bitten on both feet by a snake
which one said was a rattler and an
other a highland moccasin. The bites
| caused great swelling, pain and nausea
and the effects have not yet worn Off
although several days have elapsed
since the occurrence. Since the burn
ing of his residence in the White grove
several weeks ago, Mr.. Ballard has
been sleeping in an clubhouse on the
premises in order to protect and at
tend to the poultry, etc. That morn.
ing at day break he got up and started
in his bare feet to the well. On thu
way he trod upon the snake with the
result as noted above.
| Miss E. Brownlee Nicely Was married
Thursday afternoon to Mr.. Fred Hair
dispatcher for the Rock Hill division
Of the Southern. The marriage was al
exceedingly quiet one, very few know
ing of it until afterward. The cere'
moHy was performed by the Rev. Ar
thur S. Rogers Of the A. r. P. church
John Harvey Nicely and his wife, wht
was a Miss Lowry, and has made hel
home with her sister, Miss Bessie, a.
the family residence, corner Of Blacl
| and Saluda streets, where the mar
riage occurred. Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
left after the ceremony for a north
ern tour.
Mrs. Sam Lineberger died at heI
residence on Jones avenue, Saturda.
night and was buried Sunday after
noon in Laurelwood cemetery, tn,
Rev. A. s. Rogers Of the A. r. P
church, conducting the service.
Mr.. Joe CASTOR, who had charge o
the dry goods department Of tn,
Smith-Fewell store-which depart
ment was abolished and the stock solt
to E. E. Cloud-will after the 1st o
September be found at his old post II
the Roddey Mercantile company
store.
Mr.. Chas. L. Cobb, cashier Of tn,
Peoples Bank, whose illness was re
Gently noted, Is greatly improved ant
will be at his place Of business In
few days.
Mr.. Eugene Mills, who since 1t
opening has been with the Diehl
Moore shoe store, has resigned his po
sition. Mr.. Moore of the firm ha
given up travelling and will hereafte
be found in the store.
Miss Annie Witherspoon Of York
Vile, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. H. M. Dunlap, has gone to Car
Isle.
Mrs. Chas. T. Connors of Lancas
ter, Is a guest at the home Of he
brother, Capt. r. E. Tompkins.
Mrs. w. H. McCaw has returned t
her home in Columbia, after visit t
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John 6
Anderson.
Mr.. George Moore has returned
| from Asheville, n. c., where he wen
to visit his father, Mr.. ]. Leonida
Moore and his family. The Moores
who went from this city, seem wei
pleased with Asheville's climate ant
advantages and will not return her
at present.
| Miss Emma Thomson has returned
from a visit to friends in Van Wyck.
DR.. Paul PRESLEY Of Glover, spen
the Sabbath with relatives here. Be
ing a former resident Of Due West, n
was amazed when almost the entir,
force of the National-U banl
turned out to greet him.
Miss Evelyn Frew Is visiting friend
In Lancaster.
Mrs. C. X. Schwrar and children
are visiting relatives in Charlotte.
Misses Patrick Of Charleston, ar
guests Of Mrs, w. J. Orr.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe CASTOR and Mrs
Rosa Strait are visiting in Edgmoor.