Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-09-14

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HICKORY GROVE NOTES.
Death Of Mrs. Katy 6rown-sory to
Lose Rev. J. L. oatss-Ths School
Monument Unveiled by w. o. W.
Personal Mention.
Correspondents The YorkviIle Enquirer
Hickory Grove, Sept. IA. Mrs. Katy
Brown, widow Of the late Willis
brown, died at her home near How
ellis ferry, Thursday evening about
o'clock, after long and tedious ILL.,
ness with heart trouble and dropsy.
She had been an invalid for almost
thirty years, and for about twelve
months had been a great sufferer.
Rev. 8. d. Bailey at Salem church,
after which the remains were laid to
rest In Salem cemetery beside those
Of her husband. Mrs. Brown was
born in the Kings Creek section Aug.
l, 1882, and was In the 18th year Of
her age, She leaves four sons as fol-
lows: Robert A., ]. William, r. Jack
son and w. Gaines, also one daughter,
Miss Mary Brown, beside number
of grandchildren to mourn her loss
Owing to the indisposition Of the
pastor, Rev. ]. L. Oates, there was no
preaching at The A. r. p. church last
Sabbath. Much to the regret OF his
congregation and the people gener-
ally here with whom he has been as
sociated during the ten years OF his
ministry, Mr.. Oates has announced
that he will only preach one more
sabbath here, before moving to his
new field Of labor to which he has re-
Gently been called, at Yorkville.
Faithful In the ministry, public
spirited as citizen, untiring In his
zeal in promoting the welfare Of the
community, he has endeared him.
self Sc to this people. and many warm
friends will hold In grateful remem-
brance the pleasant associations, and
will bid him and his excellent family
God speed" In the new charge, to
which he will 60 about Oct. LIST.
There Will be q convention Of the
Broad River Inter-denominational
Sunday School association at the
Hickory Grove A. r. p. church
Thursday, the 23d instant. An inter-
esting programme has been arranged.
There will be addresses by experience
ed Sunday school workers, dinner will
be served on the grounds, and all VINO
attend may be assured Of a pleasant
and profitable day.
Rev. T. B. owen OF the Carney
circuit is assisting the pastor, Rev. y.
d. Bailey In meeting at Canaan
Methodist church this week.
The following teachers have been
elected for the Hickory Grove High
School: Principal. D. Wyatt Aiken
Neville, Of Clinton. intermediate
grades, Miss Ruth Martin, Of Due
West, 8. c., primary department
Miss Clara B. McElroy Of Dorayille.
Ga.
Some changes are being made In
the school building-made necessary
by the addition of q third teacher for
the state high school. The school Is
expected to open Monday, the goth
instant. -
The monument recently erected at
the grave Of Mr.. J. c. Hill In Unity
cemetery, was unveiled Sunday after
noon under the auspices OF the Hood
town camp w. o. W., assisted by
members of Hickory Grove, Hope
well and other camps. Quite large
crowd was In attendance, and the
beautiful ritual was carried out. Mr..
j. K. Allison acted as master OF cere-
monies, and as fitting close to the
beautiful and impressive exercises,
Mr.. w. T. Slaughter, state deputy OF
the w. o. w. delivered a beautiful
oration.
One Of the saddest deaths 1t has
been our duty to chronicle for some
time was that Of Mrs. VIII Cobb.
which occurred at. the Asheville hos
pital, Saturday the 4th instant where
she had q few days before undergone
"a int ox,f
was at the Hickory Grove cemetery,
funeral services being conducted by
Rev. s. d. Bailey. She leaves q hus-
band and q small child, aged about
two years. to mourn her untimeiy de-
mise.
The brick storehouse Of Mr.. Robert
Jackson Of Rock Hill is being rapidly
pushed to completion by Messrs. VIII
kie and Kell. This building will be
quite handsome one. and will add
considerably to that portion Of town.
Mr.. Meek Ramsey who has been
very sick with fever for the past three
Miss Annie Lyle Allison has been
= ite sick with fever for two weeks,
o. t Is doing fairly well at this writing.
Mr.. A. L. Doggett, section master
on the Sharon section has had to be
relieved from duty the past week. on
account Of the severe illness of two Of
his children with fever.
Quite a number Of bales OF new
cotton have been put on the market
here during the past week, the price
paid being about twelve cents.
Miss Anna Pearl Gaffney Of Forest
City, N. c., visited the family Of Mr..
]. w. Leech last week.
Mrs. r. L Amber and son, Of Green
Vile, are visiting the family Of her
sister, Mrs. w. T. Slaughter.
Prof. D. N. Ellen, who taught the
Hickory Grove school two years ago,
was up on a visit to friends here last
week.
Rev. Elzie Myers, pastor Of the York
circuit, spent few days here last
week.
Miss Emily M. Bailey, returned to
her home at Lexington last week, at
ter an extended visit to the family Of
her uncle, Rev. s. D. Bailey.
Mr.. w. w. Coney, who with his fam
lily and the Misses Hough Of Camden,
recently took a short vacation In the
mountains Of North Carolina, is again
at his post.
Mrs. w. A. Hood visited relatives at
Rock Hill last week. She was accom-
panied by Miss Mabel Beard Of Hood
town.
The new Methodist church at Shady
Grove is progressing nicely, and when
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