Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-07-03
XABOUT PEOPLE.

rcaptain w. B. Smith was down from
Clover yesterday.
Miss Bertha Stain, of Chester, Is WIS.,
iting Miss Fannie Parish.
| mt. w. R. Carroll left on Sunday fol
| 8 business trip to Philadelphia. -,
Miss Laura. Caldwell, Of GuthriesVliie
has returned home from Due west.
| miss Josie Fewell, Of Rock Hill, spen'
IMonday in Yorkville with friends;
Miss Ethel Sarratt, Of Gafrney, IS Wis
4 fitting Miss Alma Walker, on west LID
erty street.
lis visiting In YorkVille, the guest VI
Mrs. B. N. Moore.
E-Miss Georgia Albright, of Chester
cspent Saturday and Sunday with MISS
Mamie Mcconnell.
Miss Louise Ratchford, Of Chester
Is visiting the Misses McFariano, Jus'
southeast Of town.
E--Miss Ruth Cofield, Of Spartanburg
lis visiting her sister, Mrs. Mason Brat
ton, at Guthriesville.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Conrad, or NC
Connellsville, spent Monday with Mr.
w. o. Rawls's family.
I4eadet ]. L. Gardner, Of the Citade
academy, returned home on SATURDAY
for the summer vacation. >.
Miss Sue Jackins, of Blackspurg, u
visiting friends in Yorkville, the gues'
of Mr.. R. ]. Withers's family.
| Miss Bessie Mcconnell returned tt
Yorkyille on Monday after visit tc
friends and relatives in Chester.
l>rMr. w. B. Stroup has removed from
Clover to Piedmont Springs. His post.
| office Is Kings Creek for the present -
| L. o. Patterson, a prominent Green
willie lawyer, spent O part OF MONDAY
and Yesterday in Yorkville, on business
Mr. Caldwell Wylie, spent few days
last week at Guthriesville, with his
sister. Mrs. w. H. Hicklin. He was or
his way home from Clemson.
Mr.. Howard Caldwell, wife and child
arrived from Louisville, KY, last week
and are spending short vacation with
Mr.. Caldwells parents at GuthriesVllie
Mr.. C. w. Smith, OF Arkadelphla
| Arkansas, arrived In Yorkville las'
week, and has taken position as book.
keeper at. the store OF H. c. strauss q
Company.
Owing to the bereavement Of Prof
]. w. Thomson, Mr.. John E. Carroll
has been authorized by State Super
intendent of Education McMahan, tc
wind up the affairs of the summer
school here. The months work comes
to an end next Saturday.
Miss Loula McClain, whose serious
illness at Lafayette, Ala, was men
toned recently, was brought home yes.
terday by her father, Mr.. T. B. Nc.
Claim. Miss. Loula's illness. which first
manifested itself as inf1ammatory
rheumatism, afterwards developed into
malarial fever. She stood the triI
from Alabama as we'll as could be ex.
pected; but she is still very Ill. In fact
her condition is quite critical.
tSsW. w. Lewis, Esq, has been In at
Tendance on a meeting Of the board o1
visitors Of the South Carolina Military
academy at Florence, and was In tina,
city last Friday when General Gomez
passed through on his way to New
York. General Gomez stopped in Flor
ence for about an hour. said Mr.. Lew
Is, and the town generally turned ou,
to see him. The old general is easily
recognized from the pictures that have
been published in the papers He Is
tall, slender and wrinkled. His hair
and moustache are both white. The
people of Florence gave him cordial
greeting and the general seemed to ap-
preciate ii very much. Quite an inter-
esting little circumstance of the ova-
ton concerned a little girl and Cuban
flag. Somebody informed the general
that n flag in the hands of the little
girl had been brought home by her
brother. who had gone to Havana as q
volunteer. General Gomez went up to
the little girl and kissed her and the
crowd cheered. The general cannot
speak English; but spoke to the crowd
through his interpreter.
John J. Hemphill, Esq, former repre-