Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-10-03
~ ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. ~ H. Lyles, of Columbia, spent
yesterday in Yorkville.
NDr. r. A. Bratton is IN Gaffney for. a
day or two on business.
Mr.. c. E. Spencer and family, have
returned from Blowing Rock.
Miss Matte Johnson is again at her
place in Speck's jewelry store.
Mrs. w. M. P-opst and daughter,
Foride. are visiting at Kershaw.
Thos. F. McDow, ESQ.,, left Monday
afternoon to attend Cherokee court.
SMrs. Alex A. Barron, Of Old Point,
IS visiting the family Of Rev. Boyce H.
Grier.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Terrence, Of Fort
Mill township, were in Yorkville last
Monday. .sir.
xMrs. George J. Steele, of Lowrysville,
Spent Monday in Yorkville, with the
family Of Mr.. R. J. Withers.
Mr.. Widen Neil left yesterday for
Columbia, where he will enter South
Carolina college.
Mr.. E. A. Law left yesterday for Bal
timore, Nd, where he will complete
his course in dentistry at the Univer-
sity of Maryland.
Miss Fannie Wardlaw, Of Gaffney, is
Visiting her sister, Mrs. Withers
Adickes. She returned recently from
an extended European tour.
Misses Ida and Dargan Smith, of
the Cotton Belt, returned home last
Saturday from visit to relatives. Miss
Brandon Love, of Lincolnton, returned
with them.
>LMr. and Mrs. Calvin Brice, Of Wood
Ward, and Mrs. Mary McAlilley, of
Chester, are visiting Mr.. ]. Mack Brice,
at the latter's home, five miles south
west of Yorkville.
>rMr. John F. Williams, who has had
Such a long seige of fever and rheu-
matism, is able to be up and about
again. For quite while his physi-
clans had but little hope Of his ulti-
mate recovery.
Mr.. w. S. Gordon, who accidentally
cut his leg with an axe some months
ago, Is gradually recovering the use Of
the wounded member.
Mr.. Harvey Witherspoon returned
Monday from a visit to his brother, Mr..
Domain Witherspoon, of Mountville,
Laurens county. He reports that his
brother, who was so severely injured
as the result Of a boiler explosion
some months ago, Is not getting along
satisfactorily. The bones Of the frac-
tured arm are slow about knitting to-
gether.
Rev. J. B. Bozeman was called to
Kershaw last week on account Of Sc
rious accident to his little son, aged %
years. The little fellow was caught
between the spokes Of a loaded wag-
on, and jerked through a revolution Of
the wheel. For a time it was feared
that the injury might prove fatal; but
after several hours 1t developed that
the trouble was not so serious. Mr..
Bozeman took the little sufferer to
Camden in order to get the benefit Of
skilled surgical attention there. At
last accounts 1t was thought that all
danger was passed.
Mr.. John w. Linley, principal Of the
Hickory Grove graded school, was in
Yorkville last Saturday. AS has al
ready been stated, Mr.. Linley Is grad
uate of the South Carolina Military
academy. He organized the Hickory
Grove graded school some weeks ago
and has the institution down to sys-
tematic work, the like of which is sell
dom seen in a country school. The
Hickory Grove people have been work.
ing for years to secure a first-class pri-
mary and preparatory educational in
st:tution in their midst, and those of
them who have studied the matter
most. now have every reason to be-
lieve that they are in a fair way to get
what they want. Mr.. Linley is we'll
pleased with his position and thinks
the outlook is all that could be reason
ably expected.