Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-22
miscellaneous &eadins.
FROM NEIGHBoRING EXCHANGES
News and Comments About Things In
and Around the Country.

Gastonia Gazette, November IL:
Rev. Dr. ]. c. Galloway, pastor of the
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
church, has been confined to his bed
for several days suffering from an at
Itack of neuralgia. .... Mr.. A. j.
Rankin. who lives near Belmont, had
ithe misfortune Wednesday night to
lose his corn crib and contents by
fire. The loss includes a hundred
bushels of corn and a quantity Of
farming tools. 1t is not known how
1.-The fire originated. Mrs. w. II.
Jenkins received a telegram last night
stating that her daughter, Miss Willie,
who is at Rochester. Mimi, to under
go an operation for throat trouble,
underwent the operation yesterday
and was recovering satisfactorily.
Four young people Of Hardin, in the
northern edge of the county, took
| their families and friends by surprise
on Sunday. November 9Th, when they
were secretly married. The contract
ling parties were Mr.. Junius Costner,
whose bride was Miss Lille Hovis,
daughter of Mr.. 5. s. Hovis. and Mr.
Walter Friday, son Of Mr.. Dave
Friday. whose bride was Miss Iva
rison The ceremonies which joined
| their lives together were solemniZed
near Dallas by Magistrate A. P. H.
Rhyme. of Dallas. Later the parents
of the young ladies, learning of the
event, received them home and the
four found complete happiness in the
Iconsummation of their fond desires.
Gaffney Ledger, November 19: Mr..
o. o. Bragg. a farmer who lives near
Glendale, just over the line in Spar
tanburg county, was waylaid and held
up Sunday night by four men, whom
he took to be negroes, who robbed
him of something over fifty dollars.
Mr.. Bragg stated that one of the men
covered him with a pistol while the
others went through" his pockets.
This was a bold deed and every effort
should be made to capture the guilty
ones and mete out to them the pun
ishment that such crimes deserve.
Too many people in the country de-
sire to get a living-and a good one,
at that-without eXpending much
manual labor on the accomplishment
of that purpose. The directors
of the Cherokee Falls Manufacturing
company held their regular semi
annual meeting wednesday, When tne
semi-annual dividend of per cent
was declared. payable January 1st,
1911. Messrs. ]. A. Carroll and d.
c. Ross and Capt s. S. Ross of this
city. attended the meeting. A
petition is being circulated through
out Cherokee in behalf of the negro.
Bud Hames. who killed his wife some
time ago and who was sentenced at
last court to be hanged on second
Friday in January. The petition is to
Governor NJ. F. Ansel praying him to
commute the sentence to life i'm
prisonment. Another lovely drama
on the stage of Gaffney's social life
whose settings were as beautiful and
impressive as loving hearts could di
vine and tender. willing hands exc
tute. was enacted at the Buford
Street Methodist church Tuesday
evening when Mr.. ]. T. Cantey of
Summerton and Miss Louise Watson
Of this city. We're joined in marriage.
..... Mr.. Charles Peace and Miss
Addie Gray. both of this city. were
united in the holy bonds of wedlock
last Sunday afternoon at 4.30.......
Mrs. p. o. Harrill died at her home
in the Macedonia section Of this
county on Wednesday about 1890.
Mrs. Harrill was 5S years Of age.