Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-10-05
>ABOUT PEOPLE.


Wednesday in Yorkville. =.
Miss Lee Williams spent a few days
last week in Gastonia.
w. H. Newbold, ESQ.,, Of Chester, was
in Yorkville Wednesday.
>>Mrs. Clarkson, of Charlotte, is visit
Ing Mrs. Thos. F. McDow.
k( Miss Vessie Blair, of Blairsville, Wis.
Tilted Mrs. M. w. White, this week.
lhMr. William R. Thomasson has been
appointed postmaster at Enquirer.
Congressman Finley attended the
Confederate reunion on Wednesday.
Miss Dolly Ford, Of Gastonia, is vis-
fitting Misses Willie and Lee Williams.
| Miss Marie Carroll left last evening
for Columbia, where she will remain for
sometime.
Mrs. J. w. Belts and children, of
Leslie, are visiting Mr.. r. G. and Miss
Kate Ratchford, near Yorkville.
Mr.. r. Latta Parish left Thursday
evening for Washington. D. c., where
he will enter Columbia university.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Smarr and daugh-
ters, Of Cotton, were visitors in York
VILE on Friday. They were on shop
ping tour.
y, Hon. John ]. Hemphill was at the
fCatawba dam reunion Wednesday,
meeting the people. He did not make
a speech.
>/Mr. C. E. Spencer and family return
ed to Yorkville Wednesday evening,
after an extended stay at Blowing
Rock. N. C.
Mr.. T. G. Culp, Of Fort Mill, was at
the reunion Wednesday. He is In
good health and had the pleasure OF
meeting many of his friends from all
sections.
Misses Bessie Thomasson, of Zadok,
and Willie Thomas. from near Glover,
have been spending few days with
relatives and friends in Yorkville this
week.
Mr.. Lindsay Hunter, of Forest City,
N. c., Is visiting relatives in Yorkville.
Mrs. w. w. Dixon and children, of
Union, are in Yorkville visiting Mr.. J.
F. Wallace.
Mr.. Ben K. Hardin, who had charge
Of the S. C. & Ga. Elk. office at this
place during Mr.. Cauthen's absence,
left last Tuesday, with his wife, for
their home at Hickory Grove.
Mr.. Paul v. Schenck, special agent
of the Southern Stock Mutual Fire In
surance company, Of Greensboro, N. c.,
was in town on Wednesday and Thurs
day looking after the interests Of his
company, which is doing quite good
business here.
GAmong the veterans from Yorkville
who attended the reunion at the Ca
tawba Power company's works, last
Wednesday, were Major James F.
Hart, Captain E. A. Crawford, Messrs.
A. F. Mcconnell, w. B. Williams, L. R.
Williams and c. B. Smith.
Mr.. David T. Leslie was at the re-
union Wednesday, and notwithstand-
ing the fact that he has commenced
complaining little at times these la
ter years, he was able to make his way
over the rough jagged rocks that sur
round the Golfer dam in the river, with
as much confidence as many Of the
younger people.
YES" admitted Mr.. Harry Wylie,
the other day, when asked about his
task in connection with the Catawba
Power company's operations, 1T Is the
biggest thing I have ever undertake
en-; but when get get through with
this job I am going to tackle another
bigger job. I am going to devote the
balance Of my days, If necessary, to
the improvement Of the public roads"
Mr.. A. B. Cauthen, who, for the past
two years, has been the efficient agent
of the S. e. & Ga. Elk. Railway COM
pany, at Yorkville, has been trans
ferred to their office at Camden. Mr.
Cauthen and family leave large num-
ber Of friends who regret to see them
depart. Mr.. A. S. Clarke, of Camden,
who arrived in Yorkville last Tuesday,
with his wife, succeeds Mr.. Cauthen.
They are boarding at Mrs. Mason's for
the present.
Representative j. w. Beamguard
was down from Glover Thursday on
business. He said he did not know
anything worth telling, and that so far
as politics is concerned, he Is a blank