Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-07-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.

returning to California.
n ABOUT PEOPLE.
Mr.. Lowry Jenkins left Wednesday
night for a visit to Chester.
Mr.. Frank Barron, Of Manning. is
visiting DR.. John I. Barron.
Miss Bessie Mcconnell Is visiting
friends in Rock Hill.
Miss Ella Cody accompanied the
Misses Williams to Rutherfordton, N.
c., on Thursday.
DIR. James P. Crawford has typhoid
fever at Nashville, Tennessee.
Miss Elveree Wallace, Of Kentucky,
ris visiting Miss Bessie Barron.
Mr.. Felix McClain, Of Lincolnton, N.
c., is. visiting friends and relatives in
x Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Gilhllan, of sha-
P. Hope.
Miss Kitty Mitchell, of Blairsville, Is
visiting the family of Mr.. w. P. Wylie,
at Rock Hill.
kMisses Annie and Rebecca Jenkins,
Of Rock Hill, are visiting the family Of
Mr.. w. W. Jenkins.
Mrs. A. B. Cauthen spent several
days this week in Blacksburg with her
brothers family.
Mr.. ]. E. Lindsay, Of Gastonia, Is
spending a few days with relatives
; and friends in and near Yorkville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Slower, Of Green
vile, visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Strauss
in Yorkville, this week.
Miss Ethel Sarratt returned to Gafr-
ney on Thursday afternoon after WIS.,
it of two weeks to Miss Alma Walker.
Miss May Belle Sims, Of Sharon, re-
turned home on Thursday after visit
to the family Of Mr.. G.. L. Cain, at
Louisville, Ga.
MIR. ]. Humbert Ferguson left for
Tampa, Fla, yesterday after visit OF
ten days to relatives and friends
in York and Chester counties.
DR.. and Mrs. S. A. Weber are in Lam
caster, in attendance upon the quar-
terly conference Of the Methodist
church.
Mr.. J. ]. Wallace and family, who
moved to Lockhart mill several months
ago, have returned to the York Cotton
mill.
Mr.. w. N. Ashe, proprietor Of the
York Brick works, says he Is arranging
to resume operations In Yorkville next
| week.
p( Miss Hattie Lowry, Of Virginia, Is in
Yorkville on visit to her mother and
the family of Mr.. r. B. Lowry on East
Jefferson street.
RMr. H. Quay McElwee has taken the
place Of Mr.. Robert M. Steele at J. M.
Starr & Co.'S while Mr.. Steele en-
joys a short vacation.
Rev. A. N. Brunson and Mr.. Henry
c. Strauss are in Lancaster in attend
ance upon the Methodist district quar-
hterly conference.
E>Mrs. H. F. Adickes, and daughter,
| Brownie, of Raleigh, n. c., are visiting
relatives and friends in Yorkville, the
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. J. D. Mcdowell.
Uncle Robin Love passed through
Yorkville Thursday on visit to the
family Of his son-in-law, Mr.. ]. W.
Love, who lives on the Charlotte road,
about four miles east Of town.
Mrs. Fanny Campbell, Of Bethel, was
stricken with paralysis Thursday night
and a phone message received yester-
day morning indicated no hope Of her
| recovery.
Mr.. H. S. Burriss and family, who
have been employed at the York Cot
ton mills, almost ever since the mill
was started, left this week for their
former home at Albemarle, N. G.
HMr. Sam B. Latham has been elected
principal Of the school at Hickory
Grove. Mr.. Latham had charge of the
Hickory Grove school a number OF
years ago and did good work there.
: Misses Myrtle Riddle, Eunice Flana-
gan and Lessie Patrick, Of Bowling
Green, who came down on Thursday
evening to stand the Winthrop exam
ination on yesterday, were the guests
of Mrs. j. c. Mckenzie during their
stay in Yorkville.
Mr.. John w. Linley for the past year
principal Of the school at Hickory
Grove, has been elected to the princl-
palship Of the graded school at Ander-
son and has accepted the position. In
his new work he will have five assist
ants and a considerably larger salary
than he has been getting. During his
residence in this section Mr.. Linley
has made many friends not only at
Hickory Grove. but in all parts Of the
county, and all wish him well in his
new field.
DR.. Miles Walker was called to Cher
okee county Wednesday to look after
his farming interests Inere and made
the trip through the country over the
crops between Yorkville and Locust
Hill, six miles out, are only fairly good,
with the exception Of Mr.. S. w. In
mans, which Is better than the aver
age. From Locust Hill to within
mile of the river, the crops are unusual
ly fine "Mr. w. S. Wilkerson, three
miles beyond Hickory Grove, has the
finest crops on the road" the doctor
said. II never saw anything to equal
his prospect at this season Of the year.
Cotton and corn are both we'll along,
it does not look as If he could want
for anything better. Then again, his
crops are so far ahead Of his neigh
bors."