Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-11-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. w. A. Brandon, Of Zeno. paid
The ENQUIRER office pleasant visit
last Tuesday afternoon.
>Mr. D. M. Castles and family, have
moved to Yorkville from st. Matthews,
S. c. Mr.. Castles will clerk for Mr.. j.
3. Williams.
Mr.. J. C. Blair, of Blairsville, visited
friends in Yorkville, on Thursday. Mr..
Blair says that this year he has gather
ed larger crops from a given area Of
land than ever before In his experience
as a farmer.
Gastonia Gazette: DR.. T. N. Dulin,
of Bethel, attended the Pearson meet
ings last week with Mrs. Dulin. We
were pleased to have call from him at
this office and to add his name to The
Gazette's ever growing list.
Spartanburg Herald, Thursday: Col.
onel ]. c. Wilborn, Of Columbia, went
to Inman yesterday, the date appoint
ed, for the reorganization Of the Farm
ers' Alliance there. The Alliance was
not organized on account Of the fact
CQdC Tie dllcuuduCc was oAie
tie interest manifested.
Gastonia Gazette: A telegram which
did not arrive until noon on Tuesday
Of last week, brought to Mrs. Luther
Glenn the sad tidings Of the death Of
her father Mr.. William Dickey, which
occurred Monday morning at the home
of his son, Mr.. w. s. Dickey, near
Blackstock, S. c. He had been In poor
health; but his death occurred rather
suddenly. Mrs. Glenn did not receive
the message in time to attend the fu-
neral.
Yorkville correspondence Of Charles
ton News and Courier: The exposition
has few, If any more loyal and consist
ent friends in this section than Mr.. G.
T. Radcliffe, the genial and popular
travelling salesman for F. w. Wag-
ener & Co. Mr.. Radcliffe is citizen Of
Yorkvile and has been for several
years, and has from the first identified
himself with the interests Of the town,
but has never lost any Of his love for
Charleston, his native city.
Columbia State, Friday: The en-
gagement Of Colonel H. A. Trip, Of
blacksburg, and Miss Elsie Gaden, Of
the same place, has been announced.
Colonel Tripp is the car accountant OF
the South Carolina and Georgia Exten-
sion railway and Is one Of the best
known young railroad men in this state.
Miss Gaden is daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. Gaden and is one of the
most popular ladies Of the up-country.
Colonel Tripp Is a member Of the gov
ernor's staff, and his many friends will
be surprised to learn Of his approaching
marriage.
Gastonia Gazette: Another in the
list of the seasons marriages has been
announced. The following invitation
and reception cards tell the story of
loves young dream" Mrs. M. P.
Craig invites you to the marriage Of
her daughter, Zoe Pegram to Mr.. John
Myles Smith on Thursday, November
the twenty-first at five-flfteen o'clock
Presbyterian church Gastonia, North
Carolina, 1901. Reception at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Smith, Glover,
S. c., Friday evening, November twen-
ty-second, seven-thirty to eleven
o'clock. Miss Craig, the bride to-be, is
we'll known in Gastonia, where her
home has been for the last few years.
She is young lady Of engaging charms
Of face and manner and great favor
ite. with all her acquaintances. Mr..
Smith, the groom elect Is a prominent
young business man of Glover, S. c.,
both handsome and popular. We ten
der to both in advance our congratula-