Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-11-24
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Tirzah, have moved to Florida.
Mr.. w. H. Quinn is quite i'll at his
home on Kings Mountain street.
Clerk of the Court Wylie has been suf-
fering for several days with severe cold.
Mrs. Rufus Crowell. Of Albemarle, N.
c.. accompanied by her two children, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ.
Lowrance.
Mr.. Mason L. Carroll, of Atlanta, spent
several days in Yorkville last week with
relatives.
Judge Benet is expected to make his
promised talk to the children of the gra-
ded school this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Rose have return
ed home from a ten days visit to relatives
in the lower part Of the state.
Mr.. Jas. B. Allison, Jr., who has been
in Nashville since the opening of the ex-
position, as an employe, returned home
on last Saturday.
Miss Jennie Hart took charge Of the
fifth and sixth grades at the graded school
last Saturday morning, vice Miss Grace
McElwee resigned.
Mrs. R. D. Alexander left last Saturday
for visit to her parents in Gastonia. She
was accompanied by Mr.. Alexander who
returned on Monday.
Mrs. Emma Curry, of Wildwood, Fla,
who has been visiting friends in this vi
cinity during the past summer, left for
her home on Monday night last.
Rock Hill Herald, Saturday: Mrs. K.
H. Glenn, relict Of the late Sheriff Glenn,
was painfully hurt, Monday, by falling
off Of scaffold at the home Of her broth
er, Mr.. J. w. Simril, in Ebenezer.
Messrs. J. NJ. Cherry, R. Lee Kerr, j..
H. Miller, w. L. Roddey, R. T. Fewell,
w. ]. Cherry, A. H. White and several
other citizens of Rock Hill, came over on
Monday in connection with the Planters
Register cases now engaging the atten-
ton of the court.
The News and Courier wants the people
of Cheraw to invite Mr.. T. B. McClain, of
Yorkville, to deliver an address on farm
ing at the fair this week. If Mr.. Nc
Claim could he induced to accept such an
invitation, he could and would tell the
Cheraw people something worth know
ing. But Mr.. McClain is one of those
fellows who does not believe in talk. He
would talk if he thought he could con-
vince anybody; but having very little
faith in this direction, he confines him
self to work.
The Rock Hill correspondent of the
Columbia State, gives an account of
UNIQUE entertainment at the residence
of Professor A. r. Banks last Friday
night, and called Greek party. after
refreshments" says the correspondent,
leach guest was given nut to crack.
The nuts, when opened, were found each
to contain slip of paper on which was
a conundrum. Miss Frances Parish, Of
Winthrop, and Professor Kinard tied in
the solution of these riddles; the prize, q
box of figs and laurel wreath, being
finally awarded to Miss Parish. To Mr..
NJ. w. Dunlap was awarded the BOBBY
prize, pair of spectacles, in the hope that
he may be able next time to see the
point"
Edgefeld Chronicle: The new rector
of Trinity church, the Rev. r. w. An
derson, was received in Edgefield on Sun
day afternoon last, with manifestation
of brotherly love by members Of all our
churches, which did high credit to Chris
tian brotherhood and the love of God.
Indeed, Baptists, Methodists and Presby-
terians, no less than his own people, came
forth in spirit beautiful to behold, to
welcome the new preacher. The Rev.
Mr.. Anderson is a gentleman of very
pleasing address, and fine reader. His
first sermon was decidedly and emphsti-
cally fine one. The congregations OF
Trinity church, Grace church and the
Church of Our Savior, deem themselves
fortunate in securing the services of so
able and earnest man..