Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-11-08
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News and Comments About Things In
and Around the Country.

News and Comments About Things In
and Around the Country.
Lancaster News, November: Mr..
James Mccain, an aged and highly
esteemed citizen and Confederate vet
eran of the Unity section. died Thurs
| day He had been in failing health
| for some time. He was about ~ years
old and leaves widow and several
children. MeSsrs. Joseph, Leonard,
James and E. f. Mccain. Mrs. Knox
White and Mrs. y. H. Hallman..
| On Wednesday afternoon. at half past
| five, Mayor w. Il. GregOry'S elegant
| home on Main street was the scene Of
| a beautiful wedding, that of his niece.
| Miss Mary Ola Gregory, daughter of
the late H. J. Gregory, to Mr.. Du-
| POnt Query, Jr., of Greenville..
Invitations have been issued to the
approaching marriage of Miss Clara
Ellen ROwell. the popular and charm
| ing daughter of Mr.. Lewis H. Rowell
of Tabernacle. and Mr.. James Claude
Duncan, son of the late w. 7. b. Dun
can of the Dixie section. The cere-
mony will be performed at the home
of the respective brides father on
next Wednesday afternoon. 9th in
slant. at o'clock. .... Mr. a. B.
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Ella GLADDEN.. of Great Falls, visited
relatives here this week Mr.. and Mrs.
WitherS were happily married at the
Iatters home in Chester county on the
goth ultimo. The bride, who is a
daughter of the late Col. Churchhill
B. Jones. of this county, has many
friends and admirers in Lancaster.
Mr.. WitherS is railroad man OF
much experience. having spent several
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in that line of work. He is native
of Fort Mill.
Gaffney Ledger, November q: DR.. P.
P. Butler father of Col. T. B. Butler
of this city. died Tuesday night at his
home at Santuc, Union county, after
an illness of several months. DR..
Butler was one of the foremost men
of his section, and one who was geatly
loved and respected by everyone who
knew him for his sterling character
and manly worth, and his loss is
great blow to the community in which
he lived. ..... Mr.. Benjamin Peter
son. a highly respected citizen Of the
Cherokee Falls neighborhOod, died
last Tuesday night. Mr.. Peterson had
been sick for quite a while and the
end was not unexpected. Deceased
was a Confederate veteran and served
his country with courage and valor
in the troublous times of 81 to '65.
He leaves a wife TO mourn his going
away. He was a man of good char
acter, honest in his dealings and a
man of conviction. The interment
took place Wednesday at Hopewell
church.......It is reported from
Spartanburg that Elmer Martin, the
young man who travels out of that
city and who was arrested here several
days ago on complaint of \. $. Cook
merchant of this city who alleged
that Martin was guilty of the larceny
| of $11 in money from his store, will
institute suit against Mr.. Cook for
$4,000. Martin claims that his repu-
tation has been injured and will ask
the damages for SANDER. Last
Saturday night week ago Magistrate
]. L. Plaxico of Cherokee Falls. was
called upon TO tie up two couples at
one time. The young people were
from Kings Mountain. y. c., and
came across the line for convenience
sake. They were Mr.. Joe Terry and
Miss Goforth. and Mr.. Oscar Green
and Miss Ovedi Randall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Terry will make Cherokee Falls
their home, while Mr.. and Mrs. Green
returned to Kings Mountain for a
few days.
Rock Hill Herald, November q: Mr..
Dolph Neely suffered the loss of his
gin at Newport Tuesday afternoon
which was destroyed by fire. The
ginnery was being operated by Mr..
Neely and Mr.. Billie Simril. The
building was burned to the ground.
About 1000 pounds of seed were de-
stroyed and the machinery was badly
damaged. The origin of tho fire is
unknown. The loss is estimated at
$1,000, with no insurance. The
health department Of the South Car
olina Federation of Woman's clubs
convaleScent children of the poor in
South Carolina. Circulars containing
the endorsement of the state board OF
health have been mailed to wOman's
clubs throughout the state with the
request that the clubs assist in the es-
tabliShing of such a home in South
Carolina. The woman's clubs are eX-
pected to take active steps toward rails
ing funds for the home. At the
home of it's parents on East Black
street little jeanette, the two-year-
old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. II. Phil
lips. died of membranOus Group on
Wednesday, The little one had only
been sick since Monday evening and
its death was a great shock To the
bereaved parents, to whom she had
greatly endeared herself by her sun
ny, lOvable disposition. Those
merchants of York county who so gen.
erously donated money and merchan-
disc as prizes to the York County
Boys Corn club were: The Rock Hill
Buggy Company, Il handsome buggy.
at the wholesale cost of S12: Rock
Hill Hardware Co. Chattanooga
turn plow; Rock Hill Supply Co. an
Oliver turn plow: National Union
Rank. $40: Peoples National Bank,
$40: Catawba Real Estate Co. So; w.
G. Reid e Son. $5: r. w. Crawford,
$5 pair of Walk-Over shoes; Roddey-
Poe. So; Mutual Dry Goods Co. So
broker $3.50: \. Friedheim & Bro.
cash. $5: McFadden Meat Market, one
shoat: Bank of Hickory Grove, cash,
$5: Gill & Neely, grOcerS. cash. $3.50:
Hill Banking and Mercantile Co.
Sharon. cash. S5; w. r. Carroll. York
vile. cash. So; First National Bank.
Sharon. cash. IS; J. c. Wilborn.
broker $5; Yorkville Enquirer, cash.
So
Gastonia Gazette, November a: Mr.
Walter Hoffman. who lives near Low
ell. suffered very painful and serious
accident Tuesday when he had his left
hand torn off in corn shredder which
he was operating. 1t was necessary
to have the arm amputated just above
the elbow. The home of Dr.. and
Mrs. d. \. Garrison ,r Dallas street
was the scene of a most beautiful
home wedding at 6 o'clock yesterday
evening when Miss Marie HutchingS
and Mr.. w. G. Pace were united in
marriage. the ceremony being most
impresSively pronounced by Rev. DR..
j. c. Galloway. pastor of the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian church OF this
place. The Kings Mountain Her
aid says that Tuesday. November lst.
marked the opening of the hunting
season for the Colonial Hunting Club
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