Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-08-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Miss Willie williams is again at her
post at H. c. Strauss & Co.'s store.
Miss Kate Blair, of Blafrsville, Is
visiting Mrs. A. M. Grist.
Miss F1eta Steele, Of Rock Hill, is
the guest of Miss Iva Withers.
Misses Agnes and Annie Shurley, OF
Old Point, is visiting their aunt, Mrs.
N. ]. N. Bowen.
Mr.. A. Springs Withers, of Charles
ton, spent Saturday In Yorkville with
friends and relatives.
Miss Iva Withers has returned from
an extended visit to relatives and
friends in Charleston.
b<Miss JAMIE Black, Of Rock Hill, Is
Visiting in Yorkville, the guest OF MISS
les Bessie and Mary Williams.
Mrs. S. R. Moore and daughter, Miss
Mamie, are at Blowing Rock.
Misses Mamie and Matte johnson
are home again after visit to friends
in Cherokee and Union counties.
Mrs. M. W. White is visiting her
mother at Riverside, Lancaster coun-
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Allison. of
in Chester county.
Cadet John R. Ashe, who has been
visiting in Augusta, Ga, returned to
Yorkville last Saturday
LMr. Charley Williamson, OF Guth-
Hfesville, has taken position with J.
J. Keller & Co.
Mrs. Fred Minis and children, of Fort
Mill, are spending this week with her
mother Mrs. Douglas Harrison.
Mrs. Kate Johnson and son, Master
viii, Of Camden, are In Yorkville, Vis-
iting her son, Mr.. Robert Johnson.
Mr. D. w. Hicks and sons, Masters
Duke and Ollie, returned to their home
in Yorkville last Sunday.
Mrs. J. e. (Toad) Carroll and chill
dren are visiting the family OF Mr..
Elijah Nix, near Blairsvllle.
Miss Lizzie Lowry will leave tomor-
row for visit Of several days to
friends at Lowrysville.
uMrs. w. J. Whitener Is Ill with mea-
S1es at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G.. Turner, near Yorkv1lle.
Mr.. Lee Hart, after spending two
weeks with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. S. Hart, has returned to Enter
prise, Wadmalaw Island, 8. c. -.
IMr. A. J. Parrott, Of Filbert, was well
|enough last Saturday, to be out at the
picnic. Mr.. Butler Thomasson, who
is also on the sick list, was also out.
Miss Leonora and Master Wade and
Quay Williford returned home last
Friday after an extended visit to rela-
tives and friends in Columbia and
Winnsboro.
Mrs w. S. Wilkerson, Of Hickory
Grove, accompanied by her son, Mr..
John Wilkerson, is on health-seek-
ing expedition in the mountains Of
Western North Carolina.
The following Yorkville people, who
have been spending sometime at Cleve-
land Springs, have returned: Colonel
w. H. McCorkle, Mrs. B. N. Moore,
Mrs. S. M. McNeel. Miss Hulda Nc
Neel. Miss Marie Carroll, Mrs. .. E.
Finley and children, Miss Daisy Gist.
xNIr. ]. Monroe Oates, said at Filbert,
hst Saturday. that he has 40 acres Of
cotton on Little Rocky Allison creek
that is high enough to strike him about
the waist; but If there Is anybody in
the country who wants to make a con-
tract to sell corn at 60 cents bushel,
they will do we'll to let him know. His
corn crop was ruined by the spring
freshets.
The Washington correspondent of
The News and Courier telegraphing
Sunday night, says: The Rev. oliver
Johnson, of Leslie. S. c., VINO is in
Washington on his way back from Wi
mona Lake. Indiana. where he attended
the Christian Union convention Of the
United Presbyterian church, preached
this morning to large congregation
at the Central Presbyterian church in