Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-06-30
HICKORY GROVE NOTES.
LessIie-Leeeh Marriase--Mr. Guy jus
tus All Right Asain-People Com
ing and Going.
correspondence. The YorkyllIs ENQUIRER


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Hickory Grove, June ga mar
riage Of considerable interest was con-
summated yesterday, when Miss Cleo
LESLIE became the bride Of Mr.. 8. w.
Leech. The A. r. p. church had been
prettily decorated with ferns and pot
ted plants for the occasion, with light
ed candles on each side in bank Of
evergreens. BY the time Of the hour
appointed $3.50 o'clock, the church was
almost completely filed. Messrs, ]. +.
McGill and L G. Wylie acted as ush-
ers. The bridal party entered to the
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march, rendered by Miss Marie Hen
derson Justus. First came the attend
ants, Messrs. L. G. Wylie and ]. +. Nc
Gill, one up either aisle. Then came
the bridesmaids, Misses Emily Wylie
and Sallie Allison. preceded by two lit
tie flower girls, little Misses Martha
May Scoggins and May Innan Hood.
Misses Lucille Leech and Rachel ALL
son. Then the groom, Mr.. Sam. W.
Leech on the arm of his best man, Mr..
N. M. McDill, and Miss Cleo LESLIE
on the arm of her dame Of honor, Mrs.
Jos. w. Leech. Rev. G. L. Kerr using
the ceremony Of the A. R p. church,
soon pronounced them husband and
wife, Mrs. May Cade meanwhile sing
ing in soto voce the song, "All Ask
Of You Is Love" Immediately after
the ceremony, the happy couple de-
burg where they took the train for
Washington and New York. The bride
is the eldest daughter of the late
Henry LESLIE and Is one OF Hickory
Groves most popular and highly es-
teemed young women. The groom Is
one Of the young business men here, a
member of the firm Of the Hickory
Supply company. Many friends join
in wishing them long life and happi-
ness. Among the out Of town guests
were Mrs. T. M. Whisonant of Ches-
Gill, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonner McGill, Mr..
and Mrs. Summerford, Mr.. Wilson,
Miss Wilson and Miss Crawford Of
Bethany; Mrs. Marie Henderson Jus
tus Of Hendersonville, N. c., Miss
Blanche Love Of Sharon, and Miss .Ju-
liza Henderson of Walterboro.
Mr.. John M. Belcher and children.
Miss Georgia May and Master John,
Jr., Of Mineral Wells, Texas, are vis-
iting the family of his sister, Mrs. W.
T. Slaughter. Mr.. Belcher Is native
of Abbeville county, but has been liv-
ing in Shreveport, La, until q few
Wells, on account Of his health. It
has been twenty-one years since he
has visited this state. Mrs. R l. Am
bier of Greenville, Is also visiting the
family of her sister, Mrs. Slaughter.
Prof. r. II. Holiday Is attending the
summer school at winthrop college.
Mr. Guy Justus and wife, who have
been visiting the family of his father,
Rev. W. B. Justus, left for their home
at Greenville yesterday. Mr.. Justus
while still suffering from the effects Of
Vile last Friday afternoon, was get
ting along we'll considering the nature
Of the injury.
Mr.. Marcus Wylie, son Of Mr.. ]. c.
Wylie, who has been sick with fever
for the past two weeks, is doing fair
ly we'll at his writing.
Master Buster" Slaughter has been
sick for the past week with fever.
Miss Mary, daughter of Mr.. ]. II.
.Wylie, Is considerably indisposed with
some possibility of developing fever.
The Jethro Almond travelling show
Is attracting fair crowds and Is much
above the average shows Of the kind.
This section has been visited with
partial showers recently, but Is sadly
in need of general rain. Upland corn
will be almost a complete failure any
way and 1t seems to be too far spent
to be benefited by rain. Cotton Is do
ing fairly we'll, where up to stand
before the recent rains. 1t Is still
coming up in many places where there
had been insufficient moisture before.
Cotton blooms are becoming fairly
common. Mr.. VIM. Ray plucked sew
eral from his field on Mr.. ]. c. Wy
lies place yesterday