Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-09-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.

sion was a great success.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
lsMr. Sam A. Glenn was down from
Bethel on Monday.
Mr.. w. A. Wherry, Of Lockhart, was
in Yorkville yesterday.
Miss Kittie Stewart, Of Rock Hill, is
visiting Miss Carrie Beard.
lSMr. Joe Walker left last Monday
night on a visit to Columbia.
Mr.. T. C. Dunlap. Jr., has taken po-
sition with Mr.. G. H. O'Leary.
Mr.. Tscharner DeGraffenried will
Have today for Davidson college.
Mr.. T. L. Clinton, Of Gastonia, was
in Yorkville on Monday on business.
|SrCadet Paul Nicely Moore leaves today
for Bingham Military institute. at
Asheville.
Prof. R. A. Dobson left last Saturday
for Williston, to take charge Of the
school at that place.
LSMiss Lang. of Camden, is in York
Loach, on Wright avenue.
h< Miss Lillian Carroll, Of Chester, is
visiting friends in Yorkville, the guest
of Mr.. Jno. E. Carroll's family.
Mr.. George Smith Bryan, assistant
principal of the graded school is ex-
pected to arrive in Yorkville today.
Miss Nell Currin, of Oxford, N. c., is
visiting in Yorkville, the guest Of Mrs.
r. T. Stephenson, at the K. M. M. A.
Rev. w. G. Neville returned Tues
day morning from Fairfield county,
where he conducted services last week.
]. Mr.. Jas. L. McGill, Of Bethany. left
yesterday for Baltimore and the north
ern markets, to buy a fall stock OF
goods.
X Mr.. and Mrs. W. Brown Wylie left
last night for the Pan-American expo
sition, expecting to be gone about two
weeks.
Mr.. James l.. Conner, after visit OF
several weeks to friends and relatives
in Yorkville, returned to Camden on
Sunday.
MRS. Mary J. Ingold has returned to
9orkville after an extended visit of
several months to relatives in North
Carolina.
Prof. J. W. Daniel and wife arrived
from Clemson College last Friday.
They are boarding at Rev. DR.. 8. A.
Weber's for the present.
Rev. S. R. Hope, missionary to ia
pan, who has been making quite long
stay in this country, will return to his
work in Japan within month or two.
Misses Myrtle Ford and Mildred
Cooper, Of Lowell, N. c., have been VS.
iting the family Of Mr.. w. G. Turner.
near Yorkville, during the past two
weeks.
SMr. r. s. Hope, of Lowrysville, was
In Yorkville on Monday, on his way
home from Cleveland springs. He met
many old friends here who were glad
to see him.
|ACDr. c. F. Williams returned from
Baltimore Sunday afternoon and left
post at Fort Mcpherson. He reported
that his mother, Mrs. L. r. Williams,
Is getting along nicely at the Johns
Hopkins hospital, and that she may
be expected home within a month, well
and strong.
DR.. James McJames, of Cheraw, who
has some friends and acquaintances In
Yorkviile, and who Is especially noted
as a famous baseball pitcher, had his
left arm and his collar bone broken
last Saturday as the result Of being
thrown from a buggy. He Is now In
Charleston for treatment; but his ply
sicians hope to have him up again with
in a few days.
Mr.. H. C. Strauss and wife, Mr.. La
MARITIME and Miss Norma Struass,
who have been visiting the Buffalo
exposition and Canadian cities, are
due to arrive in New York today, at
which place they will be Joined by Mrs.
Lamartine Strauss, who Is expected to
arrive in New York tomorrow from a
visit to Europe. Mr.. Strauss and party
expect to reach Yorkville about the
middle of this month.
Says the Chester correspondent of the
Columbia State. Of Saturday: The cit
iZens Of Chester, and especially the
business men. are indignant over the
Moore the faithful and popular agent
of the Seaboard Air Line depot, would
be replaced by another. He has been
notified that within two weeks his sue
cessor will be appointed. No reason
can be given for this sudden removal.
Mr.. Moore has been the agent ever
since the first train was run into Ches-
ter. He filled the position most accept
ably under Vice President st. Johns
term of office, and everything about the
Seaboard Air Line depot has been run
ming along smoothly ever since Mr..
Barr came into power. The railroad
could hardly find a man that would
control more patronage than Mr.. Moore.
as 1t is a well-known fact that some
business men here have given Mr..
Moore routing Of freight when it would
suit their convenience much better to
have Southern railway delivery. It Is
thought that place must be made for
another of Mr.. Barr's favorites. and
consequently Mr.. Moore will have to
suffer. Mr.. c. H. Alexander has been
the efficient assistant agent there for
a number of years, and If a Chester man
Is to be selected as Mr.. Moore's sue
cessor, no better equipped man could
ne found than Mr.. Alexander.