Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-03-30
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Local Interest.

News and Comment That Is Of More or Less
Local Interest.
YORK.
Rock Hill Herald, March q: The
First Presbyterian church Of Rock
Hill has not yet extended a call to it's
pastorate. The committee has several
names under consideration, but it is
probable that a call will not be made
out for a week or longer...... Mr.. j. L..
Reid, now Of Durham, N. c., visited
his parents here this week. Miss
Daisy Huey came up from Lancaster
and spent Sunday with her mother.
Miss Hattie Stevens, who had been in
Kershaw for some time, is now at home
for awhile. Mrs. J. H. Thornwell
and daughter, Miss Mamie, Of Fort
Mill, are visiting at DR.. ]. E. Massey's.
DIR. and Mrs. w. DeK. Wylie, Of
Richburg, spent a few days in the city
this week with relatives. 49,. Misses
Willie Southard and Matte Leitch, Of
Winthrop, went to Columbia Monday
on business in connection with the COL
lege annual. J. G. Kilgo will
pass through Rock Hill, the latter part
of this week on the way to KershaW,
where he will dedicate a new church
on Sunday. MIR. j. M. Charlotte,
who is to be manager Of the Journal
Printing company, is expected to ar
rive today from Bishopville. He will
be accompanied by his father and
mother Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Charlotte.
:. :. Ernest Massey, who was arrested
by the chief of police last fall, for dis
orderly conduct, and resisted the officer
when taken in charge, and afterwards
escaped, was apprehended Monday.
He paid a fine Of $40 and was discharg-
ed by the mayor. Work on the j. 5.
White block on Main street, was COM
menced Monday morning by Mr.. A. D.
Holler, who has the contract. The
building will be two stories in height
and will be provided with two store
rooms, each 20 by 100 feet. Both the
rooms will be occupied by the Rock
Hill Supply company, and it is their
intention to move into the new build
ing September 1st.......H. L. Griffin,
who is charged with burning the guard
house and council chamber while a
prisoner in Blacksburg, was arrested
in this city Monday by Chief Partlow.
Blacksburg's chief came for him and
took him to that town. Griffin's moth
er, wife and two children live at the
Manchester mill, and their condition
when Griffin was taken away is said to
have been very pitiable.. ED Raj
ney, colored, was sentenced to the
chaingang for Is days when before the
mayor last fall, for refusing to pay
communication tax, but escaped from
Policeman Wallace. He ventured on
the streets few days ago, when Chief
Partlow nabbed him, and unless he
pays a fine, IS, he will doubtless spend
two weeks at the Waters hill stockade,
where there is ample work to do.
Glover Review, March %: Mr.. w. A.
Dysart, of Chester, is here this week.
Mr.. Joe Taylor went to Gastonia
Friday on business. .... Mr.. q. M. Neill
went over to Charlotte this week on
business -. Mr.. Will McCloud went
up to Gastonia Friday. Mr.. R. M.
Sifford went to Yorkville Friday on
business. Mr.. J. F. Pursley went up
to Gastonia Thursday on business. :.
Mr.. Curtis Parrott left Friday for Char
lotte Mr.. Sam Mccall went to
Yorkville Friday on business. Mr..
r. Hope Brison returned yesterday
from Richburg Captain w. B. Smith
went to Gastonia Saturday on business.
Mr.. Sam M. Grist, of Yorkville,
was in town Monday Mr.. John
John Stacy went to Gastonia Friday.
one day last week......Mr. Jas. Peters
returned Monday from a visit to his
mother near Yorkville.. Mr.. W. B.
Falls, of Kings Mountain, was in town
Tuesday,. Mr.. Sam Pierce and fam
lily, of near Newport, are visiting at
Mrs. M. A. Dorsett's this week.. Mrs.
E. E. Wright, Mr.. H. L. Wright and
Mrs. Lena Campbell went to Yorkville
this week to attend the funeral of
Judge I. D. Witherspoon. Mr.. J.
M. Biggers, of Clay Hill, was in town
yesterday, and says the bridge at Plax-
ico's mill was destroyed by the rains
Of this week. go. Miss Matte Dorsett
returned to her home in Glover last
Friday after an absence Of several
months in Resaca, Ga, where she has
been conducting literary and short
hand school. Miss Dorsett expects to
resume her duties in July. Was called
home on account of her mothers i'll
health. Some painting is being
done on the tower at the mill. Mr..
James Grice is enclosing his premises
with very neat wire fence. Mr..
G. c. Ormand, whose farm lies on AL
lison creek, says the rains of this week
have raised the waters higher than they
have ever been since he has known it.
CHEROKEE.
Gaffney Ledger, March 26: The La
dies Aid society of the First Baptist
church rendered reception to the new
pastor, Rev. A. c. Cree, Friday after
noon, from 4 to o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. r. S. Lipscomb on Fred
erick street. A good number Of the
church members were present, refresh
ments were served and the time was
pleasantly spent in social communion.
..... Sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
Mr.. J. L. Quinn, of Pacolet, and Miss
Nellie Hutchins, of this city, were
quietly married at the home of Mr.. T.
P. Brennan, near the city. Rev. w.