Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-08-05
ARouI PEOPLE.

| Miss Irene Roach or ROCK Hill, Is
visiting Mrs. Andrew Louthian.
Miss Lizzie Lowry has returned from
visit to friends at Lowrysville.
Mrs Robt. Poag Of Rock Hill, spent
Thursday in Yorkville with friends.
Mr. T. Baxter McClain Of Camden,
was in Yorkville on business last week
Mr.. Boyd Carroll Of Chester, spent
Monday with his cousin, Mr.. ]. E. Car
roll: -n
Miss Lizzie Blair of Bullock's Creek
spent Tuesday with friends In York
vile. -
Mr.. ]. C. Elliott and family, and Miss
Mary Williams are at home from Pied
mont Springs.
+ Mr.. David Wray Of High Point, N
tC., spent Saturday with his brother
Mr.. ]. @. Wray.
Mr.. Joe Walker has returned to Co.
lumbia, after visit to his father Mr.
| ]. o. Walker.
Mrs. J. w. Simril and children OF Ole
Point, are at Piedmont Springs for
two weeks stay. - - -.
Miss Josie Oates, after spending
sometime with friends In Yorkville
has gone to Glover.
Mrs. David Gordon Of Rock Hill, Is
visiting the families Of Mr.. John F
and Mrs. Jas. Gordon.
Mr.. C. w. McCants, Of Winnsboro
| ,to riytfh a.
tives In Yorkville.
Mr.. j. Lindsay Hunter Of Forest City
N. c., is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. j. Hunter.
Miss Nellie Cavis, of Spartanburg, Is
in Yorkville on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Henry c. Strauss.
Miss DuBose Jones, after pleas
ant visit to Mrs. ]. K. Alston, has re-
turned to her home in Columbia.
Mr.. John Cunningham, after spend
ing sometime with friends in Yorkville
has returned to Waycross, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Ferguson have
returned home after weeks visit tc
friends and relatives in Chester county
Mr.. ]. C. Conner is spending a few
days with relatives and friends In Un-
ion county. He Is expected to return
home this week.
Mrs. Robert Thompson, after spend
ing sometime with her daughter, Mrs
John B. Williams, has returned to hei
home at Riverside.
Mr.. w. Norman Elder, who holds
position in the state dispensary at Co
lumbia, Is spending week with his
family at Guthriesville.
Rev. and Mrs. D. B. McGeachy ano
son, Master Daniel, Of Richmond, va.
are in Yorkville on visit to friends
and are guests of Mrs. Mary Mason.
Miss Mary and Master John Randle.
man of Randleman, N. c., are ir
Yorkville on a visit to their grand
mother, Mrs. M. J. Ingold and Other
relatives.
DIR. J. H. Saye expresses the opinion
that the people Of York county Woulc
not hesitate to vote for special two
mill levy for road purposes If they hae
the opportunity.
DR.. Clarence S. Bratton Of Palestine
Texas, returns to his old home mex
week for a bride. He is to be married
on the 18th instant to Mrs. Laura
Watson, a sister Of Mrs. M. H. Sandi-
fer and Mrs. L. c. Harrison OF Rocl
Hill.
Mr.. ]. Leander Parish was In York
VILE last Monday on business. He was
quite sick some weeks ago and his
friends were very much alarmed as tc
his chances Of recovery. They will be
gratified to know that he is apparently
as we'll as ever.
Mr.. J. P. Blair Of Bullock's Greek
township was in Yorkville yesterday
attending the meetings Of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance companies. He says
that good seasons have fallen In his
section during the past few days ano
that they were badly needed.
| Mrs. James F. Hyndman Of Atlanta
who has been on a visit to her mother
Mrs. S. w. Jackson, at Newport, was
called home Saturday, by the serious
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Annie
Williams. Mrs. Hyndman was accom-
panied by her son, Master Thomas
Hyndman.
Mr.. R. M. Grist formerly Of York
VILE, writes from Kansas City that ne
was married last Thursday, July 80, te
Miss Amy Lee Kearney, Of Topeka
Kan. The ceremony was performed by
Judge William Hicks, Of Missouri. Mr.
Grist has q good paying position ir
| Kansas City as a Linotype operator.
Rock Hill Journal: Joseph A. smith
stopped over here with relatives sat
urday night on his way home from the
district conference in Lancaster county
He returned home yesterday accom-
panied by his daughters Miss Belle
and Mrs. w. G.. Duncan. The latter
has lust recovered from a protracted
spell of fever.
Rev. w. G. Neville and family left
last Monday for Oconee county to
spend the month Of August In the
mountains. Mr. Neville and two
daughters left in a surrey to make the
distance to their destination through
the country, nearly $50 miles. and Mrs
Neville and the other children went by
rail Their postoffice address until
they return will be Long Creek, Oco-
nee county"