Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Tenn, Is In Yorkville.
Mrs. J. W. Thomson, Of Blacksburg,
spent Thursday In Yorkville.
miss Bessie Huffstettler, Of Gastonia.
As visiting Miss Floride Bowen.
xColopel Asbury Coward returned to
Charleston last Wednesday.
Misses Maggie and Daisy Gist have
gone to Charlotte, for few days.
Miss Ada Bradford, of Fort Mill, Is
the guest Of Miss jamie Robinson.
Miss Bessie wharey, Of Mooresville,
N. c., is the guest Of Miss Claude
Moore. t
Mrs. c. H. Dixon and little son, Of
Columbia, are the guests Of Mrs. B. N.
Moore.
Rev. J. B. Bozeman attended the
opening Of Limestone college, Wednes-
day morning.
SIR. s. r. Neel. of Davidson, N. c.,
4s visiting In Yorkville, the guest Of
his cousin, Mr.. J. A. Watson.
Mrs. S. r. Logan, Of McConnells-
Vile, has been visiting, the family Of
her son, Sheriff John r. Logan.
Thos. F. McDow, Esq, went up the
Carolina and Northwestern railroad
Thursday morning on business.
Miss Laura Parish, Mr.. Robert Lat
A Parish and Mr.. Rob Steele attend
ed the German in Chester, Thursday
evening.
Misses Virginia and Matte May
Neville have returned home after
spending the summer with relatives in
Virginia.
fMr. Sam A. Glenn, Of Bethel, was in
Eown Wednesday, shaking hands with
his many friends, who are always
pleased to see him.
~kMrs. F. N. Wilson and daughter Miss
May, Of Manning, S. c., are in York
Vile visiting relatives and friends, the
guests of Miss Bessie Barron.
It is expected that Congressman Fin
ley will introduce the Rev. Sam 2.
Jones on the occasion Of the lecture by
the latter in the court house. on the
evening Of October q.
Mr.. Augustus Deal, Of Blacksburg,
spent Wednesday night in Yorkville,
on his way to Columbia, where he will
resume his work as a law student at
South Carolina college.
>lMessrs. John Rainey and Walter and
Erskine Kennedy, Of Sharon, left Mon
day for Erskine college, at Due West.
Mr.. Kirby o. Rainey went to the
Banks High school at Rock Hill.
>br. Elmor S. Eberhardt, of Michi-
fan, physician at the Presbyterian col
lege for women, in Columbia, Is Wis.,
iting in Yorkville for a few days, and
>is the guest of Miss Hulda McNeeL.
. Supt. Mendenhall, of the York Brick
Works, earned a new hat recently by
making 256,OO0 brick in a week. Pro-
prietor Ashe offered the hat for 25O,0Qo
and Supt. Mendenhall made the num-
ber stated.
=. Mr.. s. D. Patrick, Of McConnellsville,
WAS in Yorkville on Thursday. He is
stust back from New York and Balti-
more, where he has been purchasing
goods for the fall and winter trade. He
will tell more about the matter later
on.
Due West correspondence News and
Courier: Mr.. J. B. Kennedy, Of York.
willie, is now in town, and is ready to
meet the young men of Erskine's pre-
paratory department. We feel sure
that Prof. Kennedy will succeed in his
work here.
Z Mr.. D. w. McCarter, Of Bethel town.
| Snip, is 81 years of age and has never
y been out Of York county but once in
his life. He has visited the towns of
Rock Hill, Yorkville, Gastonia and
Glover; but no others. He has never
been on a moving passenger train; and
although he has visited Broad river, he
has never seen the Catawba. Mr.. Nc
Carter is in very good circumstances
so far as property is concerned, and has
the means with which to go to China
If he should so desire; but he has an
aversion to being away from home. He
prefers to look strictly after his own
affairs. He is farmer and has new
er bought corn, meat or -four, except
probably in very limited quantities. His
case is an unusual one.