Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-11-13
HICKORY GROVE NOTES.
Death of Mrs. Sallie Whiteside-Town-
ship Sunday School Association

ship Sunday School Association
Personal Mention.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the furkville ENQUIRER.
Hickory Grove, November 12.-Mrs
Sallie r. Whiteside, widow of'the late
John T. Whiteside, died at her home
here yesterday afternoon at about
O'Clock. She had been in failing health
for nearly year, and for the past si2
weeks had been confined to her bed
After much suffering, the end came
peacefully, after a period of uncon-
ciousness. extending over forty eight
hours. The remains were laid to resi-
today in old Bullock's Creek cemetery
by the side of that Of her husband, ant
her youngest daughter The funera
exercises were conducted by her pas
tor. Rev. S. d. Bailey, assisted by Rev
]. L. Oates of the A. r. P. church. anC
Rev. j. b. Swami Of Bullock's Creek
Mrs. Whiteside was a daughter Of the
late Dennis Crosby, and was in the 7Otf
year of her age, having been born a
the Crosby homestead at Blairsville
August 10. 1899. She was a member OF
Mount Vernon NJ. f. church, Of which
she had been a consistent member fol
many years. She Is survived by ter
children, seven sons and three daugh-
ters, as follows: Messrs. John D., Rob-
ert F., William c., Richard H., Arthur
w, Misses Nellie and Ella Whiteside
of this place, and Mrs. w. B. Good OF
Bulock's Creek, and Messrs j. Samue
and Thomas A. Whiteside Of Thorndale
Texas. She Is also survived by one
brother, Mr.. A. B. Crosby Of Sharon
and two sisters, Mrs. Wade Osborne OF
Lockhart and Mrs. Ella Davidson OF
Blacksburg. The sorrowing family have
the deepest sympathy Of the commu-
nifty in their sad bereavement.
Rev and Mrs. Leon T. Pressly and
little daughter Mary, from near Lex
ington, Va. came down two weeks age
on a visit to the family Of Mrs. j. \
McDill and other relatives here. Rev
Mr. Pressly, Rev. J. L. Oates and Mr.
J. n. McDlll, attended the A. r. P
synod at Newberry. returning Tuesday
night.
At a meeting in the A. r. P. church
recently. a township Sabbath School
association was organized. Officers
were elected and a committee was APP
pointed to arrange a programme fOr
an interesting meeting later on.
Messrs. Kell Bros, to whom the con-
tract for the new Methodist church was
let, have torn down the old church
building and have the frame to the
new building we'll under way. The
work Is being retarded by scarcity OF
material, the lumber having been ship
ped for some time. but failed to come
in yet.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Minnie A. Moss to
Mr. J. ]. Hood. which is to take place
at o'clock a. m., next Tuesday, the
18th instant, at the residence Of DR.
w. A. Hood.
Mr. Jonathan Buice has been confin-
ed to the house for the past week as
the result of slight injury to his leg
received while hauling corn. The
wound instead Of healing became very
much infiamed and symptoms Of blood
poisoning appeared. His condition Is
now much improved.
A letter from Mr.. Wade Buice, who
is attending Wofford college, states
that he is getting along nicely with his
studies.
Miss Addie ScOggins who has had a
position as salesladv at J. S. WilkersOn
e. Co.'S for some time, has accepted a
position with Mr.. d. +. Boney Of York
vile.
Mr.. C.. L. Westmoreland is building
a new store room on the lot where his
store was burned last spring.