Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-08-10
ABOUT PEOPLE.

brMr. Sam v. Wallace left for Florida
last Wednesday.
SrIrs. C. ]. Robertson and Master Joe
Hart are at Cleveland Springs.
Mr.. I. w. Johnson will be one OF the
local cotton buyers the coming season.
IrNliss Jessie Fewel, Of Rock Hill Is
visiting friends in Yorlville this week.
Mr.. w. H. Gwinn, of Greenville, has
been visiting in Yorkville for several
mir. w. 3. Wylies family and Miss
Amelia Kennedy are at PIEDMONT
Springs.
Mrs. Jane E. Jackson, of Zadok, is
spending a few days in Yorkville with
bA- Mr. J. c. Brandon and sister, of Beth
ell. visited the family of Mr.. L. W..
Louthian this week.
MIR. Frank Carson, Of Gaffney, has
been visiting friends in Yorkville dur
ing several days past.
Mrs. jamie Parish and son, Master
Jefferys. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W..
Is. Cauthen, at Blackstock.
ISDr. C. F. Williams, U. S. A., arrived
from Fort Mcpherson last Tuesday to
spend few days in Yorkville.
the Blue Hill section. visited the family
of L. w. Louthian on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. ]. Louthian will leave on
next Wednesday, the 14th, on visit
to relatives in Watauga county, n: e..
S< Mrs. Agnes Moore and son, Mr.. Phil
In l.. Moore, of Smiths Turnout. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Gordon.
Mrs. w. r. Dunlap and children. OF
Shelby, arrived in Yorkville on. We'd
nesday night on visit to friends ard
relatives.
4 Miss Jennie Hart, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
days ago.
Prof. Robert J. Herndon and son,
Master Robert, Jr., returned from the
Pan-American exposition Monday
! Prof. Herndon says 1t Is a great SHOW
hIMr. John B. Williams returned on
Thursday from a visit to friends at
ST. Matthews. He was accompanied by
the children of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. cas-
ties. -,
iZRev. Thomas Lowry. of Knoxville,
Tenn, is a guest Of his brother, MIR.
Robt. B. Lowry, on East Jefferson
street. Mr.. Lowry will be here for sew
eral days.
place and a son of Mr.. G. L.. McNeel,
who is now practicing law at Mont
gomery, Ala, arrived in Yorkville on
Yesterday morning on a visit to kim
dred and friends.
Edgefield correspondence Columbia
State. Monday: REV. R. w. Anderson
left today for Charleston to fill the
pulpit of Grace EpiscopaD church
during the absence Of Rev. ]. Wilmer
Gresham for six weeks. Rev. Mr.. An
derson will be remembered as a for
mer rector of the Church of the Good
Shepherd Yorkville.
Glover Review: The congregation of
Bethany and Clover, on last Sabbath,
voted their pastor, Rev. r. M. Steven
son. vacation for the month Of Au-
gust. This was rather surprise to Mr..
Stevenson. and since he could not
make satisfactory arrangements for
leaving home this week, he requested
us to say that he would fill his regular
appointments for next Sabbath.
>/Dr. T. S. Bratton, who has just re-
Turned from Manila after stay of
about two years in the Philippines,
brought with him quite quantity of
fine cigars with which to remember his
friends. and he has not forgotten THE
ENQUIRER staff. He left with us box
of Manila cigars of the finest quality
made, the retail price of which In this
country is about so cents each. 1t de-
yelops that DR.. Bratton is a great ad-
mirer of Senator McLaurin. He says