Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-11-13

One Sided Football Game-The Floral
Show Was a Suceess-Work Of the
Kings Daughters-Other Notes.

Ono Sided Football Game-The Floral
Show Was a Suceess-Work of the
Kings Daushters-other Notes.
Rock HILL, November 13.-The K.
M. M. A. football squad came over
with their friends yesterday-the
one to play and the others to
root" There was not much play
ing football, technically speaking, as
the c. M. A. was a very green team,
wofully lacking in the Fundamental ell
ements of the popular winter game,
and was also meeting a much heavier
combination. The K. M. M. A. had
matters practically their own way as
the scoring testifies-the visitors roll
ing up the impressive score Of 62 to U.
While the c. M. A. held pretty well IN
line plays, they were perfectly at sea
on the ends and open field work,
which enabled their lively opponents
to skirt them at will. The K. M. M.
A. boys are scheduled to play David
sons I'd here next Monday. when wor-
thier opponents will test their football
proficiency.
The Floral show last Friday for the
benefit of the flremen, was complete
success financially and from an artis-
tic point Of view. The Armory for the
time was transformed into veritable
bower Of flowers, chrysanthemums. of
course, predominating, and 1t was a
sight to make the flower lovers"
were particularly interested and the
exhibition reflected the greatest credit
upon all concerned. The competitions
were close in several instances, and the
Judges work was no sinecure. Among
the successful prize winners were Mes
danes T. A. Crawford, Walter Moore,
Tom Patton, w. L. Roddey and Bar
Der. The net proceeds to be turned
over to the local fire company will
probably amount to about 500.
The estimable and untiring society,
the Kings Daughters, has in hand the
annual collation. for the Knights Of
Pythias tonight. The need Of an or
ganization Of this character, composed
Of all classes Of religious workers, Is
deeply felt in all cities. The society
has been actively at work for several
years and the amount Of good work 1t
has accomplished Is incalculable.. That
it supplies a need and that its charita-
BILE work is genuinely appreciated Is
amply testified, to from its constantly
growing popularity and the general
support it finds among all classes.
It is reported that with favorable
weather and no further setbacks, that
the Catawba Power company will be
ready to begin operations with the be-
ginning of the year. This Is good
news and the city will be an immense
gamer by the operations of this gigan-
tic plant. Already application has been
made for the right to erect poles and
string wires along the public roads and
granted, and with everything in work.
ing order an era of prosperity may be
looked forward to that will be equally
shared by the city and the Power COM
pany.
The Winthrop college Star Course
for the season 10000 has been an
nounced and it gives promise Of being
popular and entertaining in high de-
gree. The course contains lectures by
Thos E. Watson, Walter H. Page, Dr.
Henry Van Dyke, and visits from E.
Marc & Co., the Otterbein Male Quar-
tette and the College Play. Mr.. I. E.
Watson was to have lectured here last
Monday and genuine disappointment
was felt at his Inability to meet his en-
gagement. He will be with us later on
it is to be hoped.
Tonight the Boston Ideal Opera COM
pany will perform at Freidheim's Hall.
When here a few weeks ago its ap-
pearance gave great satisfaction, as
every member is an artist, and full
house may be expected. Tomorrow
night the Faust minstrels will have
the boards.
Mr.. BERTHE McCaw has been in the
city all week in the interest Of an In
dianapolis insurance company.
During the week Messrs. Geo. w. S.
Hart. G. E. Spencer and w. w. Lewis
and the Misses Rose Marie Lindsay
and Bessie Williams have been here.