Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-06-28

| gan. NO sooner mad ne taken OH the
bride than the horse began to run
In the melee, Mr.. Wootan was caught
in the wheel and suffered much bruis-
ing before being eXtricated. One of
the most interesting social events that
has occurred in Chester for some time
was the marriage of Miss Lucille Hood
and Mr.. Harry Williams, which was
solemniZed Wednesday evening at the
The bride was attended by her sister,
| Miss Carrie Hood, as maid of honor,
and her bridesmaid was Miss Claribel
Williams, sister of the groom. The
Williams and Mr.. William Hood acted
as groomsman. The wedding party
entered to the strains of Mendelssohn's
march, splendidly rendered by Mrs.
| Quitman Hood, aunt of the bride, at
the piano, accompanied by little Miss
Adeline Hood on the violin. They
proceeded to their places under a. large
| floral wedding bell, where Rev. j. S.
Cartledge, pastor of Purity Presbyte-
rian church, performed the ceremony,
during which the strains of a violin
obligato were waited softly to the
ears.
Gastonia Gazette, June "a: Following
| a discussion in mass meeting last
night the city council granted a fran
chise to the Isothermal Traction COM
pany for a period of sixty years. .....
| The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Lowry of the New Hope neighborhood,
was saddened Wednesday night by the
death Of their oldest daughter, Eliza
beth, aged 16 years, who passed away
at s o'clock that night after an illness
of a month or more with typhoid fever
complicated with rheumatism. Besides
her parents, the deceased young lady
| is survived by one sister, Reda, and
two brothers, James and ]. W., Jr.....
Mr.. Weir B. Beatty died at his home
at Cherryville, this county, Wednesday
night as the result of a stroke of par
alyss which he sustained the day be-
| fore. Funeral services were held at
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home
by Rev. James Wilson, pastor of the
| Methodist church at Cherryville, fol-
| lowing which interment was made in
the Lutheran cemetery. Mr.. Beatty
was a son of the late Mr.. ]. o. Beatty
and was born 63 years ago in the Pts
gah section of this county. He served
| in the Confederate army as a member
of the North Carolina Junior Reserves.
.... The following account of the
| Hopkins-Page wedding is from the
| New Orleans Times Democrat of last
Saturday: The wedding of Miss
Page, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Page of Gastonia, N. c.. to
Mr.. Charles w. Hopkins, now of New
Orleans, was celebrated here very
quietly yesterday from the home of the
brides brother-in-la and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph L. Rhodes, No. 22O
Audubon boulevard. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. Alexander,
a Presbyterian pastor. Plans for the
| wedding had been. decided upon very
recently and the event was very quiet
| in consequence. Mr.. and Mrs. Hop
| kins will be at home after July l, at
the residence that Mr.. Hopkins has re-
Gently had erected, No. 241 Audubon
boulevard. Chief of Police j. w.
| Carroll is in receipt of the following
| letter, under date of June goth, from
To
Southern railway at Spencer: Dear
Sir:-I have in my possession cheap
suitcase which contains a lot of old
clothes, photographs, ETC., also several
| letters, some of which were addressed
to Mr.. ]. D. Carnes, Gastonia, N. c.,
r. F. d. No. /, Box 40, and one was ad-
dressed to A. w. Price, Gastiona. N.
lC. This suitcase was found in Hen
derson's woods, between Salisbury and
Spencer, this morning and the con-
tents were scattered on the ground
around the suitcase. Among other
things was a coat split wide open from
the collar to the tail, which was evil
IDENTIFY done with a knife. We have no
| report of above mentioned suitcase be-
ing stolen from the depot and it may
be possible crime has been commit
ted. have reported the above facts
to the police department at Salisbury
and Spencer and suppose they will in
vestigate the matter as far as they
are able" Chief Carroll has taken
| ~ r
ments at those two places by cores
pondence but as yet has received no
| reply from them. Mr.. J. d. Carnes, a
man of perhaps 25 years of age. was
| working for Mr.. ]. B. Foy in the Pts
gah section of route one. Two weeks
ago he left Mr.. Foy's and nothing has
been heard of him since. He is rela-
tive Of Mr.. J. B. Carson of the same
community.