Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-07-30

caster. Review. July 27: The sep
arate coach law, known as the "Jim
Crow car" goes into effect the 1st of
September. The L. & c. road is ex-
empt from its provisions. .'''''''Attor-
ney General Barber, of Chester, Attor-
neys Kennedy and Pollock, of Ches-
terfield, and Attorney Finley, of York
all candidates for congress, were in
town Saturday. .'..'''..Mrs. D. Eli Dun
lap, of Leslie, came over last week to
attend the teachers institute. She
was the guest of Mrs. John T. Green
while here. .......The Rev. John Owen,
presiding elder of the Orangeburg dis
trict, accompanied by his family, visi-
ted DR.. G. w. Poovey the past week.
.........Miss Lena Mobley, daughter of
Mr.. H. w. Mobley, of the Heath
Springs section, has been visiting her
sister here, Mrs. w. J. Beckham.
CHEROKEE-Ga Gaffney Ledger, July
%: Mrs. J. B. Bell and children left
last week for an extended visit to Mrs.
Bells parents in York county. '''''''''
Mrs. r. C. Thompson left yesterday
for Yorkville, where she goes on a
visit to relatives and friends. '''''''''
Elders Newton Andrus and ]. A. Tay-
lor, representatives Of the church of
the Latter Day Saints, are in our
midst. They are affable and agree
able, and we may expect to hear OF
some acquisitions to the Mormon
church if they stay in this section a
great while. Mr.. George Pridmore,
formerly of this place but now of
Alvin, Texas, is in the city among his
many friends. Uncle George left here
about FIVE years ago and has been in
Texas ever since. .'''''Press Goforth, OF
Antioch, had the misfortune to lose
his dry house and $4,000 feet of lum-
Der by fire last week. ...''''''Miss Kate
Ratchford, of Yorkville, has taken
charge of the Antioch school. '''""On
next Tuesday night, at $50, at Blacks
burg, the Rev. P. G. Elsom, of Vir-
ginia, will inaugurate series of meet
ings. A cordial invitation is extended
all people to join in this meeting.
CLEVELAND-King's Mountain
Reformer Messrs. Tom Cansler, Les
McGinnis, Walter Dilling, Hunter
Mauney, Mott Brown and perhaps
others, attended the races at Glover
on last Thursday. ..'.''.''.From all over
this country comes the good news that
the wheat crop is the best ever har-
vested, and that the general prospect
for a fine corn and cotton crop was
never better. Surely plenty, if not
peace, will reign in the land '''''''M Miss
jamie Jackson, of near Glover, is visit
ing Miss Iona White in this city, and
several of our young men have the
"broad grins" Oh account of her pres
ence. ....:....Mr. S. G.. Ratterree has
taken charge of the school at Kings
Creek in upper York county. Mr..
Ratterree has the reputation of good
teacher and will give good satisfaction.
These people are fortunate in securing
his services.
GASTON-Gastonia Gazette, July
%: The indications point to a great
big time at the River Bend rally and
picnic on the third and fourth of Au-
gust. .."..Confederate Veterans reun-
ion and picnic at Dallas on second
Thursday in August. Notice and call
by Adiutant J. @. Holland and Secre-
tary L. M. Hoffman published in an
other column. We wish the veterans
a full attendance, progressive and
interesting meeting, and an all-round
Jolly good time. THE Avon is max
ing ice right along. Its delivery wag-
on is on the road and is expected to
arrive this week or early next. '''''''''
The entire community feels sympa-
thetic interest in four cases of typhoid
fever contracted at Davidson college
commencement. The two young la
dies, Miss Mable Smith and Miss Ma
mie Love, have safely pass the crisis
of the disease and are fairly on the
way to recovery. In the case of
Messrs. Edgar and Robert the disease
has been of a more desperate type.
For several days both have been as
dangerously ill, it seems, as they could
be, and in neither case is it quite GER
tain that the crisis is passed. Of the
two, Mr.. Robert Love is in the more
critical condition. A trained nurse
from Bay City, Michigan, now has
this patient in charge, however, and
when all the conditions are summed
up there is comforting hope, crafty
ing to us all, that he will soon show
signs of improvement. There are four
or five other cases of fever in town,
one or two of them being very critical
ones.