Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-10-25
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cLESTER

CHESTER.
Lantern, October %: A negro, Bob
Brown, one of Mr. Walter Scotts
hands, was killed Thursday evening at
Great Falls by stepping on an electric
wire. Mrs Ada l.. Thomasson and
little daughter Harriet, went to York
VILE this morning to spend few
days. DIR. G.. r. White of Griftiths,
N. c., passed through this morning on
his way to White Oak on business.
Miss Blanche Hope, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Hope Of the Armenia
neighborhood, and Mr.. NJ. A. Wallace
were married by Rev. w. E. Hurt at
his residence in Yorkville Wednesday
afternoon, Oct, 16. 1907. at 4.30 o'clock
Mr.. Wallace is originally from New
berry county, but at present he mas
charge of a saw mill at Kalb in ker-
shaw county. After spending a few
DAYS with relatives in Yorkville and
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace. left
on No. 80 this morning for kalb,
which will be their future home tenn
porarily. ... A very beautiful and at
tractive wedding was solemnized at
the Methodist church last evening,
when Miss Blanche Morris and Mr..
Ben Gray Peterson were united in
matrimony. The decorations were the
handsomest ever seen in this section
on a similar occasion. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. T. E. Morris,
after which the young couple left on
the night train for their future home
at Union. The bride Is the daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. 7. f. Morris OF this
city, and is very attractive and ac-
complished young lady. The groom is
a very successful young business man
of Union. Both young people have
many friends who extend their best
wishes for their future happiness
Florence Times.
LANCASTER.
News, Oct 90: A bold theft was COM
mitted q few nights ago in the jack
sonham section. A one-horse wagon
load of corn was stolen from the field
of Mr.. jeff D. Nisbet The corn be-
longed to Mr. Nisbet and Mr.. Wallace.
who lives on the place, and was a part
of some that had been pulled the day
before preparatory to hauling up the
next day. Constable w. ]. Cren-
shaw continues to make 1T lively and
hot for blind tigers in and around
Vanwyck He seized two gallons OF
Skull litter liquor" last Saturday, two
miles north Of Vanwyck. Mr.. Cren-
shaw is determined to break up the
whisky traffic in his territory. "A
shocking tragedy occurred in the 0. X.
section of this county last Friday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Charles Plyler, one or
the fine looking and manly young sons
of Capt c. A. Plyler. was fatally shot
by young negro named Pars Fun
derburk who claims that the shooting
was accidental. Mr.. Plyler. who was
about II years old. died Saturday from
the effect Of the wound, which was in
the right hip. The court Of COM
mon pleas convened here Monday
Some two or three cases were contin-
ued to next term, among them that OF
T. Banks Belk against D. o. Potts. an
action for debt. A motion for nom
suit was made in the case Of John w.
Elms against the Southern Power
company and J. B. Roseman for $4,000
damages for alleged personal injuries
sustained while at work for the COM
pany at Great Falls. The motion was
overruled and the trial begun on its
merits before a jury. The case had
not been concluded when the News
went to press yesterday afternoon.
plaintiff is represented by Mr.. j. H.
Foster of Lancaster, and the defend
ants by Messrs. Osborne, Morrison and
Whitlock of Charlotte.
GASTON.
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