Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-05-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.

HDr. and Mrs. Chess Leech, Of Hick-
Fory Grove, were in Yorkville on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. w. E. Faulconer, of Charlottes-
Vile, Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Geo. w. S. Hart.
| Mr.. T. M. Whisonant, Of iit kory
Grove, was among the visitors to COL
umbia this week.
cSMrs. Rhoda l.. Ferguson Visited her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Smith, In Colum-
bia, this week.
p Miss Eula Dobson returned from
rhinestone college last Wednesday, on
account of illness with fever.
p Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Covington, OF
Lancaster, are In Yorkville, on visit
to the family Of Mr.. AlonZo Rose.
Miss Mary Mccullough has returned
to Yorkville after a visit to her moth
er and other relatives in Wilkinsville.
MRS W. H. Hand and children, Miss
Is Julia and Ida, spent Wednesday in
Yorkville, the guests Of Misses Willie
and Lee Williams.
Mrs w. R. Beadle and children, left
on Wednesday for Waycross, Ca, at
which place Mr.. Beadle Is employed in
newspaper work.
~ Mrs. w. Brown Wylie and Miss Ra-
chel, went to Atlanta last week to be
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the Atlanta Dental college.
E/Dr. John 7. Barron has been assist
Ing in the prescription department Of
the York Drug Store during the alb
tSence of DR.. Hanahan, in Columbia.
L\|Mr. w. J. Reed, one Of the proprie-
fftors Of the Yorkville Roller mill was
married in Glover on last Tuesday, to
Miss Ella Kiser, Of Long Shoals, N. c.
! Mr.. John Wilkerson, who was recov-
ering from long illness at the home Of
his father, at Hickory Grove, has had
relapse, and Is again quite critically
i'll.
Miss Ollie Elder, Of Guthriesville, and
Miss Mamie Mcconnell, Of Yorkville,
went to Columbia Wednesday night as
sponsor and maid of honor Of the York
regiment.
H-Mrs. Sarah Ashe and Mrs. VIM. Nc
Dowell and little daughter, Martha, Of
Camden, spent several days in York
vile this week, the guests Of Mrs.
Brooks Inman.
E/Dr. ]. P. Hambright and Mr.. John
Hambright, Of Smyrna, were members
of the party that passed through York
vile on Wednesday on the way to the
Confederate reunion at Columbia.
Gastonia Gazette: Misses Clara and
Bess Holland enjoyed a picnic trip
at Salem church, up the Narrow Gauge,
last Tuesday. They were invited
guests of a party of their Yorkville
friends.
Gastonia Gazette: Mr.. Frank Hap
perfield, Of Yorkville, former Gasto-
nian, was in the city yesterday. He IS
still at the tombstone business, was
putting up some at Onley and has gone
to Kings Mountain today to put up
another job there.
VIM. H. Lyles, ESQ.,, Of Columbia,
came up to Yorkville Thursday on bus
mess connected with the Sutro Cotton
MILL Mr.. Lyles had no information to
give out to the public except that the
yarn market continues in a very dis
couraging condition.
f>1n its accounts Of the closing exercis-
lSs Of the Atlanta Dental college, the
Atlanta Daily News has the following:
Those who received honorable mention
were G. w. B. Smith, w. M. Kennedy,
J. R. Bivens, B. L. Graham, A. S. Hop
kins, P. A. Bethea, w. c. Smith, A.
W. Meyer, P. r. Whitley and w. w.
McCord.
Mr.. r. ]. Morrow, on Wednesday,
moved to Glover. Mr.. Morrow Is a car
penter and expects to work at his
trade, and four Of his children Will be
employed in the Glover cotton mill.
The children were employed In the SUIT
ro mill here, while 1t was in operation,
and the family made many friends
while residents of Yorkville.
| Mr.. S. L. Hobbs, Of this place, on
! Tuesday Of last week, was summon