Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-10-01

Isabel Douglass of Winnsboro, formet
semi circle in the midst Of which th'
bride and groom and the officiating
minister, Rev. Mr.. Cartledge. had theil
places. In words sweetly solemn th'
two lives were linked together forever.
more. Among the out-of-town guests
were the groom's mother and sister
Mrs. H. B. Jennings and Miss Lotti'
Jennings: his brothers. Messrs. Harr!
and George Jennings Also Mrs. Gov
ington Of Sumter, Messrs. Clarksor
and Thomas OF Columbia, and Messrs
Brawley and Hammond Of Greenville
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings left on No
go last night for Columbia. Afte!
spending a few days in the capita
city they will go to Greenwood, ant
thence to Greenville, which Is to b
their future home. 80. Two runaway
cows drew large crowd in front o.
the Presbyterian Chapel at thu
Springstein mill yesterday about din
ner time. It seems that the two cows
had been tied one to each end Of tht
same rope with the intention Of takins
them to the slaughter pen. It wa<
intended to make one help drive thu
other on the route. One Of the cows
became angry and commenced to rur
every one who would attempt to &C
near It, They made a circle and rar
around several times and coming bach
to Depot street started up towards
town at dead run. Coming on uI
the street at terrific rate they came
to the Chapel and right there Is q
post. One of the cows went around
one side of the post and the Other
cow took the other side. They wound
the rope around the post several times
and then had to stop. A man who was
driving them tried to make the cows
unwind the rope. One had almost beer
persuaded to go around enough to ur-
wind the rope when just at this juno
ture the other started off at great
rate and pulled the rope so tight the
cow was thrown off its feet and broke
its neck 1t was taken away In 9
wagon and made into beef The other
COW was not injured. A large crowd
gathered near the scene and 1t Is well
that the post put a stop to the runa-
way, for IL they had come on UP the
street there is no telling what damage
might have been done. It was care
less way to drive the cows and there
should be more care exercised In the
future. 1t is said that the matter will
be brought to the attention Of the
mayor.
eAsToN.
Gastonia Gazette, Sept. q: Mr.. Ross
Clinton of Glover, left yesterday fol
Charleston, 8. c., where he will study
medicine at the Charleston Medical
college. 80. Mr.. George A. Gray, pres
ldent and treasurer Of the Gray Manu-
featuring company, will on Monday
assume the superintendency Of the Ar
lington mill. Mr.. Gray is one Of the
most experienced mill men in the
state. :. :. Miss Benie Ford Of York
VILE, and Mr.. Robert Mullinax Of Gro
yer, took their friends by surprise last
Saturday when they were married In
Spartanburg. s. c. They left immedi-
ately for Wilmington. Miss Ford Is q
sister Of Mr.. Chas. Ford Of Gastonia,
and formerly lived here, where she has
many friends. The groom also resided
here at one time and has many friends
who congratulate the young couple on
the happy event. up to l O'CLOCK
this afternoon 66 bales Of cotton had
been received on the local market
Since our report in Tuesdays issue 24s
bales have been received, making the
total receipts to date SO4 bales. The
best price paid today is III cents. Cot
ton seed is bringing 80 cents. The GIN
neries are nearly all as busy as car
be. Cotton picking Is progressing very
well though the heavy rains Of Sunday
interrupted it temporarily. Capt
Vincent, manager Of the Lawton
Barytes mine at Crowders Mountain
has things about in shape to begin
mining barytes on a pretty extensive
scale. Already some surface work has
been done, the machinery Is In place
and 1t is expected that the mining Will
begin at an early date. Capt. Vincent
advertised in the Gazette last week foi
hands and the ad brought results as
usual. Quite a number Of men have
since been employed but he Is still ir
need Of few more. Shipping will be
done from the siding at the Gray mill
This industry promises to develop into
one Of large proportions before lone
as the barytes rock is much In de-
mand A number of cotton spin
ners Of CASTOR county met yesterday
afternoon in the offices Of the Citizens
Bank, among the number being Mr.. l.
A. Dodsworth Of the Mayesworth mill;
r. r. Ray Of the McAden mills; X. r
Cobel of the Southern Cotton mills; J.
A. Smith of the Bessemer, City Cotton
mills; c. A. Dilling Of Kings Noun
tain; A. Q. Kale of the High Shoals
mill, besides the Gastonia cotton spin
ners. Just what action was taken is
not known as they went into executive
session and so far nothing has been
given out for publication. 1t is un-
derstood, however, that another meet
ing will be held next week when per-
manent organization Of CASTOR county
cotton spinners will be effected, the
object being to conserve the mutual
interests Of the spinners. The York
vile Enquirer Of Tuesday contains