Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-05-04
atlistellaneous 8mains.
FROM HEIeHBoRIHe CONTEMPORARIES.
News and Comment That Is of More or Less
Local Interest.
YORK.

Rock Hill Herald, May 1: Mrs. Grif-
fifth, of Charlotte spent Tuesday in the
city. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Reid spent
Tuesday in Charlotte. Mrs. T. N.
Balfour visited relatives in Charlotte
this week. Mrs. Hughes spent Sun
day in Fort Mill with relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. White spent Sunday In
Fort Mill. Miss Moselle Keeser of
Charlotte, spent Tuesday in the city,. =.
Miss Annie Clarkson, of Charlotte, Is
visiting Mrs. A. r. Banks. ...M Miss Beu-
lah Williams has returned from visit
to Charlotte Mrs. ]. B. Heath WIS.,
tied Charlotte this week and returned
Tuesday. Mrs. Fannie Caldwell went
to Charlotte Tuesday to visit relatives.
.. Miss Marion Godfrey, Of Cheraw, Is
visiting her sister, Miss Claude God
frey. Miss jamie Massey returned
Monday from an extended visit to
Charlotte Mr.. Heath Blake, who is
now in Gastonia, spent Sunday here
with his mother. Mr.. and Mrs. u.
B. Barron, of Lancaster, spent Sunday
with relatives in the city,. Miss An
ME Downs, has returned to Fort Mill,
after a visit to Mrs. G. r. Craven...
DR.. Will Simpson has been enjoying
ripe strawberries, the first of the sea-
son. Mrs. J. F. Shef1oe, is visiting
her sister, Miss Laura Lewis Cole, IN
Oakland. Mr.. P. G. McCorkle, of
Charlotte, spent Monday in the city.
He says Mrs. McCorkle is getting along
nicely. Mr.. C. E. Neisler, of King s
Mountain, spent Monday in the city.
He is a fine mill officer and has taken
a high position in his new home. .......
Rev. M. r. Kirkpatrick, who has for
sometime been sufferer from rheu-
matism, passed through Rock Hill last
night on the way to Hot Springs, Ark.
| .Catawba Camp U. G. V. has re-
ceived a most cordial invitation from
Colonel Willie JONES' Mrs. Cole and Mrs.
T. C. Robertson, of Columbia, to be
their guests while in attendance upon
the reunion. Mrs. Lizzie Starnes,
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Highland Park Mill Sunday Of apo
plexy. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. j. S. Beasley and the
interment was in Laurelwood cemetery.
Communion services will be held
at Ebenezer next Sunday morning.
That occasion will be the 10Th anniver-
sary Of the installation Of DR.. Thorn
well as pastor of that church. He will
be assisted in the services Sunday by
Rev. w. w. Pharr, Of Mooresville, N.
c., and Rev. w. A. Hafner, of. Bowling
Green. The number of names OF
freeholders necessary to authorize the
city council to order an election on the
proposition to purchase the water and
electric light plants and put in sewer
age, have not been secured, but the
committee will now go to work In ear
nest, so as to present the petition to the
council at the regular meeting to be
held next Monday night. IA charter
has been issued to the Journal Publish
ing company, Of Rock Hill. President,
lJ. G. Anderson; vice president, j. r.
Barron; secretary and treasurer, j. M.
Charlotte; directors, o. S. Poe, j. M.
Cherry, w. J. Roddey, J. M. Charlotte
]. R. Barron and J. G. Anderson. The
company proposes to run newspaper
and conduct job office and book store
in Rock Hill.
CHESTER.
Lantern, April 30: The Rev. D. N.
MCLAUGHLIN is to deliver the annual ad-
dress before the Alumnae association or
Winthrop college, in June. BY the
way, Miss Sara Withers is president OF
this associati The ladies return
ed Saturday evening from the Fedora
ton meeting at Greenville. They re-
port that they were treated royalty by
the Greenville people and had a delight
full time. The men Of the Mountain
CITY are voted the most charming in
existence, excepting, of course, Ches-
ter's tnatchless men. The veteran SOL
dier and Journalist, Colonel James A.
Hoyt, is mentioned as having been es-
pecially gallant and thoughtful for the
pleasure of the visitors, as was Major
Ansel and so many others that we can
not risk naming them. A drive to Paris
Mountain was intensely enjoyed, as
was the reception at San Souci, the
Perry residence But We cannot re-
member all the pleasant features of the
occasion that the ladies are enthusias-
tic over. The Federation will meet next
year in Spartanburg. The Chester Ia
dies who attended are Mrs. John G.
White, Miss Nora Means, Mrs. A. e.
Brice, Mrs. Paul Hemphill, Mrs. E. T.
Moore, Mrs. L. H. Melton, Mrs. j. M.
Coleman and Misses May Davidson and
Bessie Lindsay. Mrs. J. l.. Glenn and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Brice, who were mentioned
before as delegates. did not find it con-
venient to leave home. Levi, the
two-year- daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Jones, died last Sabbath, less
than a week from the death of her little
brother years old. Both died of dys-
entery. Mr.. J. A. Faulkenberry'
family are moving to Rock Hill for the
present. The reason given is that they
cannot get a house to live in here.
Mr.. Faukenberry will remain here and