Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-09-06
Saturday, September 6, 1902.

days with his friends, and preached a
capital sermon in Trinity church last
Sunday. He has returned to his home
at Port Royal.
Mrs. R. o. Atkinson and daughter,
Miss Margaret, of Lowrysville, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Ferguson.
Miss Margaret Moore, Of Morganton'
N. c., is visiting the families OF her
uncles, Mesrs. B. N. and w. B. Moore.
Mr.. David M. Castles has moved his
family from East Jefferson street to the
rooms in the old Masonic hall building.
Mr.. Thomas P. McDill, Of Hickory,
has taken a position with the Long
Tate Clothing company, Of Charlotte,
N. C.
4 Mr.. T. E. McMackin, of Bethany was
in Yorkville Wednesday attending
meeting of the county board Of edu-
cation.
Miss Annie Shuler, Of Lexington, is
visiting friends and relatives in York
Vile, and is the guest Of Mrs. S. A.
Weber.
< Mr.. ]. H. Witherspoon has charge OF
the school at Lowrysville this year. He
is assisted by Miss Annie Watson, also
Of Yorkville.
Mr.. H. J. Harshaw, Of the Guthries-
R;ille section, went up to Piedmont
springs the first of the week. and will
remain several weeks.
Miss Vera Randleman, Of Randle-
man, N. c., arrived in Yorkville yes
terday afternoon to resume her studies
at the graded school.
Il Miss Belle Kennedy leaves today for
Easley S. c., where she goes as assist
ant to Mr.. J. C. Daniels, in the graded
schools at that place.
this week looking after his farming in
terests. He will probably return to
Yorkville this afternoon.
/SMr. John S. Jones. carrier on r. F. D.
No. S, has moved his family from Guth-
Vile to Yorkville. and is OCCUPYING the
]. B. Pegram house on California street.
Mrs D. S. Youngblood and children,
of Palmetto, Fla, and Mrs. Neil Simp-
son, Of Catawba Junction, are In York
VILE on q visit to DR.. and Mrs. M. w.
White.
Miss Susie Brian, who has been in
charge Of the Broad River school, fin
ished the term last Friday and return
ed to her home in Yorkville on Satur-
day last.
Professor and Mrs. H. A. c. Walker,
arrived on Wednesday afternoon, and
Mr.. Walker has been quite busy pre-
pairing for the opening Of the Graded
schools on Monday.
Rev. J. c. Johnes returned Thursday
from a months outing in the mountains
Of Georgia and Tennessee. He reports
far away from civilization that 1t was
only occasionally that he could get a
glimpse Of even a newspaper.
Misses Ida and Dargan Smith ar
rived at their home near Yorkville. on
Thursday last. They have been teach
ing school at Ogden. They closed their
school last Tuesday with an entertain
ment. The Misses Smith will reopen
the Ogden school in November.
Abbeville Medium: Robert Latham,
Esq, was in the city Tuesday and made
a pleasant call at The Medium Office.
He is now. on the. editorial staff Of The
State in Columbia, and is highly es-
teemed by his associates. His friends
in Abbeville are gratified that he has
done so we'll and feel sure that great
distinction awaits him.
Fort Mill Times: Mr.. ]. P. Crowder
paid a visit to Columbia Friday which
resulted in his closing a contract with
Mrs. L. D. Childs, Of that city, to man.
age her big farm in Catawba township,
this county. Mr.. Crowder has for nine
years held the position Of overseer for
Messrs. Z. B. and B. d. Springs on
their farms near Fort Mill, and during
that time has established a record that
is sometimes reached but never excelled
by the average farmer of the day. He
intends moving with his family to the
Childs place on or before January 1.