Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-05-24

the st. Pierre disaster in the form of
ashes from Mont Pelee. He got these
ashes from the deck of the British
steamer Coyer, which arrived at
Charleston last Sunday.
Mr.. T. B. McClain has the contract
for the erection of a large hotel In
Camden. The contract involves an
expenditure of about 100000.
DR.. r. A. Bratton went down to Co.
lumbia Tuesday to attend a meeting
of the State Board Of Medical exami-
ners. The board was in session during
Wednesday and Thursday.
Prof. r. A. Dobson has sent THE
ENQUIRER an invitation to the COM
mencement exercises of the Willlston
Graded school, May z5-2S. Prof Dobson
Is principal Of this school.
Mrs. G. w. Taylor and daughter, OF
Greenville, s. c., and Mrs. S. A. Pritch-
ard and two children and Miss Mamie
Aiken, Of BlacksDurg, Va, are in York
willie on a visit to the family of Rev
w. G. Neville.
York was represented in the state
convention by the following delegates:
]. S. Brice, A. r. Banks, ]. l.. Gibson
J. Frank Ashe, w. N. Elder, ]. j. Hull
J. C. Wilborn, ]. r. Halle, F. P. Nc.
Cain, Thos. F. McDow.
Rock Hill Herald: Miss Dargar
ctndant al
Winthrop for sometime past, left fol
her home near Yorkville Monday af-
ternoon. Owing to i'll health, Miss
Smith will not resume her studies al
Winthrop the remainder Of the session
Captain and Mrs. John ]. Smith, Of
Clover, were in Yorkville on Wednes'
day shopping and meeting old friends
Captain Smith called in THE ENoUIREF
office. He said that everybody about
Glover seemed to be in good humor
and getting along as nicely as could p'
desired.
.Messrs. Perry Ferguson, Of Bandana
]. P. Boyd, Of Balloon; j. B. D. NC
Lean and J. S. Thompson, Of Point
were in Yorkville Thursday to confer
with Special Agent Howard, of the ru
raj free delivery service, with re1er
ence to the improvement Of the mai
facilities throughout the northeastern
corner of the county.
Fort Mill Times: Mr.. Green Collins
farmer Of the Belair section, board
ed a train at this place one day las
week for Charlotte, where he IS nov
receiving medical treatment IN a nos
<l1& otkx qnv-
received several weeks ago. Mr.. Col
| Inns was standing in front Of an opel
fire place at his home, when attacked
| by something like vertigo, causing hin
to fall forward into the fire. 1t Wa'
feared for a time that he would los'
| his sight, but he is now improving.
Information from Mr.. Frank Tidd!
Yesterday morning was to the eftec
that he is still getting along nicely
DR.. Walker removed the packing oi
Thursday that was put in the aavit!
after the operation Of week before
and saw no unfavorable indications
whatever. He said that Mr.. Tiddy'
condition was all that could be nope;
for up to that time, and that although
there were still ahead certain possible
complications, the chances for sur
and STEADY recovery seem to be all tina
could be desired. Mr.. Tiddy continues
to rest as comfortably as could be ex
pected under the circumstances.
| Rock Hill Herald: Rev. A. S. Roger
has answered the committee that CAM
to Rock Hill last week to urge his ac
ceptance Of the invitation to become
the pastor of the A. R. P. church II
Charlotte. He declines to accept, ant
will continue his pastorate of tn
church in this city. This decision Ii
very gratifying to his congregation ant
the people of Rock Hill generally. Th
announcement of his decision wa
made to- his flock last Sunday after tn
eloquent pastor had preached a yer!
able sermon on the subject Of "Con
tentment." His Is a growing churcl
and under his ministrations will con
tinue to flourish.