Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-10-26

these Deceased Is survived by hi
widow, who. before her marriage, wa
a Miss Love, Of this county, and sever
children, Messrs. R L., T. M. and
e. Ferguson Of Gastonia; ]. E. Fergu
son Of Glover; B. B. and A. l. Fergu.
son of Crowders' Creek. and Mrs. E. L
Crawford. Another daughter Mrs. L
H. Jackson, died several years ago
Funeral services will be conducted a
Crowders Creek A. R P. church, Of
which Mr.. Ferguson was a member, al
IL o'clock tomorrow morning by the
pastor, Rev. w. P. Grier, and the body
will be laid to rest in the cemetery al
the church. Mr. Ferguson was the
last surviving member Of a family Of
fourteen, the children Of the late
Thomas Ferguson. Two brothers
Messrs Ben and L. B. Ferguson, have
died within the past year.
Chester Reporter, Oct. II: Mr.. H
C. Beachy, the aviator, made sue
cessful flight at the fair grounds this
morning, ascending to a height OF
about 1000 feet and gliding graceful
ly through the ether in a way that in
terested and delighted the crowd. .....
Mrs. Emma Dye Gibson. wife Of Mr.
J. H Gibson, died at her home near
Richburg Saturday evening and was
buried the following afternoon at Mt
Pleasant church, Rev. ]. B. Davis
conducting the service and six sons
Of the deceased acting as pail bear
ers. 80. Mrs. B. o. Boulware died
Monday afternoon at her home al
Leeds, after a severe illness Of several
months duration, and was buried yes
terday at Calvery Baptist church
graveyard after funeral services by
Rev. ]. E. Jones. Mrs. Boulware was
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. b
McCallum and was about 20 years OF
age. Mrs. A G. Brice. Mrs. ]. T.
Bigham and Mrs. ]. 8. Marquis OF
Chester, Mrs H. Bell and Mrs. r. r,
Steele Of Hopewell; Mrs. w. r.
Kitchens Of Union, Miss Ella Sterling
Of New Hope, and others went to
Gastonia this morning to attend the
womans Missionary union Of the
First Presbytery, A. R. P. church.
Gaffney Ledger, Oct. 22: Court OF
general sessions has been grinding
steady this week since Monday and q
large number Of cases have been dis
posed Of. The grand jury completed
it's work and made its final present
ment Wednesday. 1t was considered
probable that all jury cases to be
brought up at this term would be dis
posed of before court adjourned last
night. go. The only South Carolinians
at the Southern Appalachian Good
Roads association convention in Blue.
field, w. Va, last week were Supervisor
J. M. Jenkins and his party, consist
ing Of Messrs. ]. E. Sarratt, VIII
Jones Both Hughes and Landrum Al
lison. The party was we'll pleased
with its visit to West Virginia.
Kings Mountain Herald, Oct. 21;
The Cleveland County Baraca-Phila
thea union was organized at Shelby
Saturday night with DR.. R e. Ware o,
Shelby as president, and Miss N. M
Livingston Of Grover, vice president
Fifteen classes were present and be-
came members. The Baraca class OF
the First Baptist church here would
have been we'll represented had 1t not
been for the lateness Of train No. AZ
that evening. 80. DIR. W. ]. McGill
returned Saturday from a trip to
Charleston, s. c.. Mr.. d. M. Camp
bell, a Confederate veteran Of this
place, went to Gastonia to the fail
last week. Just as he was ready to
board the train on the return trip
some snipe swiped his pocketbook
with all his money. The cotton
farmers Of Kings Mountain and vi
cinity are planning to ship a carload OF
long staple cotton to some point In
South Carolina within the next few
days.