Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-10-25
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News and Comments About Things In
and Around the Country.
NLa.4ar 4 ,ptarp 0ctober o1: Cant.


Wade Osborne died yesterday at his
home near Lockhart. The funeral
services took place this afternoon at
Bullock's creek, and the remains were
inferred there. He is survived by MS
wife whose maiden name was Miss
Mary Crosby. of York county and the
following children: Miss Nellie Os-
borne, Mrs. J. Foster Carter, MISS
Mary Osborne of Swainsboro. Ca, ana
Mr.. Francis Osborne of Washington,
ID c.. Captain Osborne was about ~
wears of age. He was gallant
Confederate soldier, having beeh
| a lieutenant in Co. B., Atm cavalry,
Capt. Barber. commanding He was
we'll known and leading citizen anu
a prominent man. capt. OSBORNE
suffered a stroke of paralysis some
months ago and never fully recover
ed from the effects of it. col. j.
H. Marion returned yesterday from
Laurens where he has been the past
ten days presiding over special term
of court for that county as speclal
iudge Col Marion made most ia
vOrable impression as judge all MS
decisions being marked with that I'M
partiality which all we'll equipped
Judges possess. 1t is source OF graf
ification to Col. Marion's many friends
to see him making such good record
in this capacity, and it would not sur
prise them to see him one day mem
ber of the state judiciary. ...... The
Chester Baptist association convened
last night in the Baptist church IN
this city. In the absence of the Rev
f.. ID. Wells. the opening sermon was
preached by the Rev. r. w. Sanders,
of Greenvllle. a former pastor or the
local church. Organization was per-
fected by the election of Mr.. j.
Lunceford Brice. of Blackstock, mod
orator: Capt. w. H. Edwards, clerk;
and Mr. r. II. Ferguson, of Wylie's
Mill treasurer. The roll call showed
ed.
Rock Hill Herald, October 21: A
meeting of the old and new officers OF
county S. 5. Association was held at
Sharon at the hospitable home of Mr..
Ryers on last Thursday evening. The
Sec. and Treas. turned over the books
and funds to the newly elected secre-
tary Mr.. II. W. shannon, who entered
upon his work enthusiastically. MI.
w. S. Wilkerson, who rode eleven
miles and returned the same night,
has already proved himself Interested
in the work of county president ana
entered upon his duties not to Keep
York county at the second place
among the counties of the state but
70 bring her TO first place by the
time of the Spantanburg conVenlon'
March twenty-eighth to thirty-hrst,
ll9ll. The township convention VIII
probably be held between November
Is and December Is. There may be
a grouping of townships where 1t is
practical and desired. Vice president
J. H. Milling promises to be Valu-
able helper in this important work
Another hobo has been sent
up to the chaingang from Rock Hill,
this time another white man. Ihe
unfortunate mans name is George
Ladnier of Pensacola, Florida. he
had been in Baltimore working but
got broke and was beating his way
home on southern freight tram
where the cops caught him. He was
sent up for 20 days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Black, of Yorkville, came
over yesterday to spend few days
with relatives. ... Master Lewis Few
ell. son of Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Fewell,
who live out near the dam, while rid
ing a horse Thursday morning had his
arm quite badly broken by the horse
falling down, throwing him to the
ground -. programme of the dedi-
catory exercises of the First Baptist
church. of Florence, Ala, has been
received here. Rev. j. w. Willis, the
pastor of the church was former pas
tor here and the programme has been
read wit hintereSt. The dedication
read with interest through Sunday
and Monday, Sept. 25-26 and consist
ed of music, sermons reports, ad-
dresses etc. and were attended by
large crowds of all denominations.
The church is an unusually handsome
and striking one, of Grecian archi-
lecture, resembling closely in every
detail, the massive and stately Greek
temple Mr.. Willis is much pleased
with his new field and will doubtless
do a fine work there.
Gastonia Gazette, October 21: Yes
terday's Charlotte News says: "A
marriage which will occur soon and
which will be attended by much in
terest will be that Of Miss Johnsie
Darlington and Mr.. Herbert Hunter,
both popular young people of the
city" Miss Darlington is a sister OF
Mr. r. B. Darlington, of Gastonia.
general manager of the Piedmont
Telephone and Telegraph company,
and is quite we'll known here having
visited in the city frequently. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. F. Kirby Jr., returned
at noon today from Charlotte where
they attended the wedding last even
ing of Mr.. Kirby'S brother, Mr.. w. &.
Kirby, and Miss Anna Dotger. The
marriage. which was an event OF
much social interest in Charlotte, took
place at $50 o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
IC DCtger. the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. W. NJ. kincaid, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church.
Both bride and groom are popular in
Charlotte social circles. .... Mr.. j.
NJ. Craig. Of Yorkville. route eight,
was business visitor in Gastonia
yesterday . Mr.. w. r. Johnson,
VINO has been spending the past six
weeks in the county with relatives
and friends returns this week to his
home in jacksonville, Ark. Mr.. john
son is an old Castor COuntian and
this was his first visit back home
i'm quite Il while. He, of course, en-
juyed it as did his numerous friends.
..... III" fire department was call
ed out Wednesday afternoon and
made a quick run to Mr.. J. II. Ken
lltubN ltSlNltllNt VII 'N'ulil VI
street. only to find Il chimney atire,
from which no damage resulted. a
Neighbour. seeing the burning CHM
ney and thinking the house was in
danger had turned in the alarm. ...
Mayor Y. L. Craig returned yesterday
morning from Baltimore where he
went to visit Mrs. Craig and her
father. Mr.. William Watson. both of
whom are at the Johns Hopkins hos
ptal for treatment. He reports that
Mrs Craig is much better and that
since Sunday Mr.. Watson has begun
| t. improve and is now on the road to
complete recovery. the tWO-ycar
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs +. G.
| Lcdfurd. Gl$ East Itatchford avenue,
| died at > o'clock this morning from
pneumonia. aged two years and two
months. Following funeral services
at the grave conducted by Rev. J. J.
| RCdCh. pastor of the East Baptist
church. the body was Inferred in Shi-
| lob cemetery at 3 o'clock this after
noon. $500. The stockholders of the
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