Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-09-12

mathematics, made vacant by the res
ignation Of Miss Mary Mealing, was
given Miss Mary Louise Smith, Of Nor
folk, Va, a daughter of rev. A. Coke
Smith, formerly of this state. Miss
Smith is a graduate Of the Woman's
college Of Baltimore. The assistant
position Of English and mathematics
heretofore held by Miss Lulu M. Hook,
was filled by the transfer Of Miss Dun
bar from the practice school to the
place. Upon the recommendation Of
Pres. Johnson the board adopted a rule
limiting the number of pupils In attend
ance upon the practice school to 60.
Heretofore the number has been more
than 120. Miss Wickliffe and Miss
Leila A. Russell will be in charge of
the practice school. The reasons given
for this action are that there is not
room in the college for more than 60
and this is the number originally
agreed upon between the trustees Of
Winthrop college and the Rock Hill
Graded school. Further, that the prac-
tical school was too large heretofore, to
...Dr. George Lake Of Florence, Is WIS.,
iting his sister, Mrs. DR.. J. M. Hunter.
..... Miss Carrie Neisler has returned
from a seven weeks visit in North Car
olina. =. Mr.. T. J. Bradford and daugh-
ter, of Glover, and Miss Jane Milling
are visiting friends in town.. Mr.. D.
P. Steele Is adding several rooms to
the front of his home in the country.
5000. Mrs. A. Friedheim returned home
yesterday morning very much improv-
ed in health. .... Miss Thorn, Of Black
stock, has rented the Oates cottage in
Oakland and has moved into it,.
Miss Anita Hall was in the city this
week. She left yesterday for her home
in Cuba, in company with her mother.
.. The Ladies' Aid society, Of Less
lie, will serve ice cream at Hopewell
church at Leslie next Friday evening,
beginning at o'clock. Mr.. w. j.
Rawlinson has given Mr.. William
Mitchell contract to erect two 5-room
cottages on Black street, opposite the
home Of Mr.. w. B. Dunlap. The
tent meeting at Fort Mill began on
Thursday night and will continue till
Sunday, September 18th. The pastor is
being assisted by Rev. ]. Barr Harris.
On Tuesday night, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. J. M. McFadden, Mr.. VIM.
Wright and Miss Lula Earle, both Of
Manchester mill, were united in mar
riage by J. Barr Harris. Mr.. Avery
and family slept for the first time In
their Oakland home Friday night. Prof.
Strong and Miss Caroline Reneker, OF
Charleston, are boarders in the family.
Mr.. ]. R. Boulware, who is now
with Mr.. J. H. Milling, has bought a
half interest in his business. The firm
expects to remove to their new quar-
ters in the Ratteree building during
the present month. .......At a meeting
of the city council, held last Tuesday
night, Messrs. u. C. Partlow, ]. H. B.
Jenkins and L. D. Wilkerson were re-
elected policemen at the same salaries
as heretofore paid-Mr. Partlow chief,
Mr.. Jenkins first assistant and Mr.. Will
kerson second assistant..... The foun-
dation Is being dug for three-story
building adjoining the mill house of
the Rock Hill Roller Mill company.
The first story will be Of brick and the
two additional stories Of corrugated
iron. The building will be for storage
purposes, for an ice house, a meat
market, barber shop and shoe shop.....
Miss Mary Shannon, Of Sharon, Is WIS.,
iting Miss Mary Armstrong at her
home four miles west Of Rock Hill.
Miss Ethel Kittels, Of Hampton coun-
ty, who Is also visiting Miss Armstrong,
will not return to her home until No
vember. All these young ladies are for
mer students Of winthrop. The
young Mr.. Giles, who was so unfortu-
nate as to lose both his feet about two
months ago, was driven up town yes
terday. His health Is good and he is
now free from pain. He has splendid
face, Is intelligent and Of good charac-
ter and is anxious to secure an educa-
ton. Here is an opportunity for some
good person to do a noble kindness for
a worthy young man whose usefulness
as an active man has been destroyed.
CHESTER-LANTERN Sept z: Miss
Jennie White left Wednesday for
Ga, to resume her duties In
the school. She was accompanied by
her father, Mr.. W. A. White, and her
nephew, Master w. A. White, Jr. The
latter is returning to his home after
spending the summer here. The former
will spend some months there with his
sons and daughters. Misses Bessie
Lindsay and Leila Latham are visit
ing Miss Josie Black at Rock Hill.
go. Married by the Rev. H. c.
Buchholz, at the parsonage, Wednes-
day evening, Sept. 5, 1900, Mr.. Alexan-
der Frazer and Miss Annie Belle Nor
gan, daughter Of the late r. P. Morgan.
They were attended by Mr.. Robert Fra
ger, brother Of the groom, and Miss
Mary Morgan, sister Of the BRIDE.
Master Charley Walker, son Of Mr.. j.
Lawson Walker, holds the position OF
cotton weigher at the Chester OIL mill
ginnery. We understand that this Is
one Of the rewards of not smoking Gig
aretteS