Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-12-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. j. Frank McElWee is visiting
her fathers family, DR.. J. B. Allison, in
Yorkville.
Miss Leslie Glenn, of Gastonia, N. c.,
is visiting relatives and friends in and
near Yorkville.
Miss Marion Nicely, Of Smiths Turn
out is visiting relatives and friends in
and near Yorkvllle.
Mr.. Lewis G. Grist has moved with
his family TO u farm he recently pur-
chased near Jones's mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Owens, of Rock
Hill, spent Sunday in Yorkville with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. McFadden, Of
Smiths Turnout, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
r. C. Moore, near Yorkville, last
week. :
Mrs. NJ. w. White left Saturday for
Riverside, Lancaser county, on a visit
to her mother. Mrs. White expects To
be gone until after Christmas.
Messrs. Robert and Dave Blackman
have removed their families from the
York Cotton mills to the Highland
Park No. mills at Rock Hill.
Mr.. F. E. Cliuton, w. NJ, of Glover
lodge, A. f. NJ, passed through York
vile on last Monday morning, enroule
to Charleston, to represent his lodge
in meeting of the grand lodge.
A postal card received here last
Monday, and dated at Bremen, Han
over, on November 80, announces the
arrival of Mr.. Simon Moeller, at that
port on that day. He sailed from Bal
timore on November Is, and says he
had pleasant voyage after the first
three days, which were very rough.
He was sick one day. He hoped 10
reached his home on the night of the
3Oth of November.
The ENQUIRER has received the
following clipping from Tampa Fla,
paper containing interesting news
about former Yorkvile boy: "It will
not come as surprise to many of the
friends of that genial and popular
gentleman, Ed. D. Hobbs, to learn that
he is soon to be married. The indica.
tions have been Enthusiastically pointing
for some time to such an event. 1t is
pleasure TO say that the handsome
new cottage on Florida avenue will
not Wait much longer for occupants.
On next Thursday, the 18th, at the
home of the brides mother, near Dade
City, Mr.. Hobbs will be welded to
Miss Kate Mulholland, one of the
most beautiful and talented bellies of
Pasco county. The pair will take a
short trip after the ceremony, and
will be at home to their friends after
the goth. Mrs. Hobbs will be warmly
welcomed to Tampa, not less on her
own account than that of her husband
whom everybody knows and esteems. "
There is still no certainty when Mr..
J. H. Riddle, now in the hospital at Bal
timore, will be home. His friends
here have reason to believe that his
condition is more hopeful than for
some time back. At first the physi.
clans were quite sanguine. They
thought that MIR. Riddle would De up
and about again soon after an opera
ton. There were several operations
without much Improvement. After
awhile the physicians became dis
couraged and said they could do
nothing further. Then a different
treatment was decided upon, and now
the outlook appears to be more en-
couraging from the standpoint Of the
the physicians. They say that Mr..
Riddle will get well. Mr.. Riddle,
himself, however, does not seem to feel
greatly encouraged. He thinks he is
improving slowly rather than stand
ing still or going backward; but he
has had such a tedious time of it that
he is no longer inclined to build too
much on mere promises.