Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-04-13
Nlisefllaneous 8mdin9.
FROM REIeHBoRRG CONTEMPORARIES.
News and Comment That Is of More or Less
Local Interest.

News and Comment That Is Of More or Less
Local Interest.
YORK.
Rock Hill Herald, April 20: Mr.. Sam
Hay spent Sunday with his parents in
Clover. ...6Mr. H. M. Dunlap spent
Easter Sunday in Yorkville.... Miss
Claude Godfrey spent Easter at her
home in cheraw. .SMiss Minnie
Friedheim returned to Columbia yes
terday.. Miss Lizzie Brown is spend
ing a few days with Miss Alice Adams.
:. Misses Marie and Alta Fewell spent
Sunday in Yorkville. ......Miss Nettle
Wilkerson, Of Charlotte, is visiting Der
parents here. .H.Messrs. John Stevens
and M. S. Witherspoon were in the
city Sunday. Mrs. E. L. Barnes
who has been Sick for some time, is
now improving. Miss Emmie Lump
kin, Of Blacksburg, spent Easter with
her friend, Miss Annie Barber.......
Mrs. J. S. Godfrey and children, OF
Wilson street, visited parents near
Edgmoor the past week.. Mrs. Hy-
der S. Workman and children, OF
White street, are visiting relatives at
Harmony. On Monday, the 18th OF
April, the stores of the city will begin
closing at $50 o'clock in the afternoon.
:. Miss Sudie Hough, Of Hornesboro,
who has been visiting friends in the
city, returned home Monday. Miss
Eunice Simpson went to Chester Tues
day afternoon, after a visit to the fam
ily of DR.. l. Simpson. Mrs. M. W..
Robertson, Miss Powers and Mrs. W..
S. Brown will go to Richburg Tues
day on a short visit. ..Charles, the
oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Blake,
is quite i'll with pneumonia at the
home Of Mrs. Philip Taylor. Mrs.
E. J. McFadden left Monday for Wis
it to Chester and Rockingham, N. G.
She goes to the latter place to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Ayers. SThe city
council has appointed Messrs. ]. w.
O'Neal, M. G. Bryant and G. A. Cow
an managers of the special election to
be held on Friday of this week.......
Mrs. J. Lawrence Moore is in the city
visiting at the home Of Hon. w. b.
Wilson. She is delighted with Union,
which she thinks is the most thriving
town in the state. Mr.. Jim Neely'
of the Massachusetts, Machine shops
spent a few days with his parents here
this week and went down to Chester
Monday to place some mill machinery.
.Mr. W. P. Roddey's condition is
improved somewhat but he is still
quite sick. His daughter, Mrs. Hough,
of Statesville, N. c., is at home, haV-
ing been summoned last week by tele-
phone. MIR. Walter Simpson has
been notified of his election as senior
orator Of his class at Erskine college.
This is another honor Mr.. Simpson mas
won. He left for Due West yesterday.
Mrs. J. A. Smith and daughter,
Miss Dargan, of Yorkville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Smith, of Grayson, Texas,
are visitors at the home of Mr.. }. j..
Thomas, near this city,. An ex-
change says the birds are singing, the
buds are springing, lovers are cling
ing, but delinquents are not bringing IN
the amount Of their delinquencies not
so fast as they might by whole blank
sight. yMrs. Alice Bradford widow
of the late Rufus Bradford, of Fort
Mill is critically ill at her home in that
town. She is the mother of Messrs. W..
R. and Ben Bradford, the latter being
of The Heralds force. He iywith his
mother. lizards have been issued
announcing the marriage of Mr.. L. W..
Jackson, of Newport, to Miss Mirun 81
daughter of Mr.. w. w. Auten. The
ceremony will be performed at the
home Of the bride, Clay Hill, S. c., on
Wednesday afternoon, April lIth, at
4.30 o'clock. Miss Selma Moore, MISS
Sallie Gibson Miss jamie Rawls and
Mrs. w. N. Thomasson went to Ches-
ter yesterday to attend a meeting OF
the Woman's Foreign Missionary un-
ion to be held at that place yesterday
and today. Last Friday night the
store of Mr.. P. A. Workman, in Be-
thesda township, was entered by one
Dun Leach, colored, who stole about
Sc out of the money drawer and car
ried off some meat. Dun was appre-
hended, but the matter was compro-
missed.
Clover Review, April II: The Presby-
terian church is being recovered this
week. From a private letter we
learn that A. G. Lawrence, a Glover
boy is railroading near Hawkinsvllle'
Ca, and is doing we'll. Mr.. r. Hope
Brison went to Lenoir on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Fitchett went TO
Gastonia Tuesday,. Mr.. Hugh
Brown, of Filbert, was in town Tues
day.. Mr.. S. NJ. Faires went over to
Charlotte Monday on business. Mr..
]. P. Sifford went to Yorkville Tues
day, on business. Mr.. w. /. Brison
went up to Granite Falls this week.....
Mr.. Rob Currence went up to Lenoir
on Tuesday. Mr.. D. A. Matthews
left home Oil Tuesday for a business
trip to Charlotte and other points.......
Mr.. Clyde Dennis, who has been visit
ing Mr.. Wallace Holland here, left for
his home in Illinois Monday. Mr..
Sam Hay, Jr., of Rock Hill, came over