Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-04-08
WITHIN THE TOWN.

WITHIN HE IOWN.
Mr.. w. N. Ashe is over from Griers
for a few days. He says he proposes
to arrange to make a lot Of brick in
Yorkville this summer.
At a meeting of the York county
bar held Thursday afternoon, 1t was
determined to draw another venire Of
jurors to serve during the third week
Of the approaching term Of the circuit
court for York county.
Mr.. G. H. O'Leary has purchased
the Dobson lot between, J. @. Wray's
and A. Y. Cartwright's. The purchase
price was $3.50. The understanding
Is that he Is to improve it by the erec-
ton Of store rooms, as soon as prac-
ticable.
The result Of the Easter elections
in the Church Of the Good Shepherd
last Sunday was as follows. Wardens:
Geo. w. S. Hart, M. C. Willis. Vestry-
men: G. T. Radcliffe, o. E. Wilkins,
w. B. Moore, w. F. Marshall, j. O.
Walker. Delegates to Diocesan Coun-
ell: w. H. Barnwell. R. A. Bratton,
Geo. w. S. Hart, R. c. Allein.
The street fair aggregation has
been doing business on the lot at the
corner Of Congress and Jefferson
streets since last Tuesday. The larger
shows include "Lunette, the Flying
Lady," 1.-THE Trip to the Moon," THE
Old Plantation" ETC., and with them are
the usual shooting gallery, ring and
ball throwing, cold drink and hot lunch
attachments. The shows have been
doing. fairly good business, but none
of the attractions are very much
crowded. The aggregation Is but re-
Gently out of Florida, where 1t has
been playing during the winter. There
was quite a large crowd Of town peo-
pie out last night and for an hour or
more the grounds were the scene OF
lots Of fun and frolic.
The town council Is after bids for
the erection Of the proposed municipal
building. The matter was further con-
sidered at a meeting that was held last
night. Plans submitted by Messrs. }.
]. Keller & Co., were favorably consid-
cred. It was decided that 1t would not
be necessary to advertise for bids; but
contractors would be reached by letter
and otherwise. There was some oppo-
sition to the idea Of building at once
under the circumstances and the un-
derstanding was that everything would
be gotten in readiness for the next
council to complete the undertaking.
Some members of the council favor
the idea Of diverting the dispensary
revenue from the street work 10
the proposed building enterprise. The
estimated cost of the proposed build
ing, including steel cells. plumbing
vault door, ETC., is about $4,000.
There was a small but enjoyable
meeting of the Shakespeare club on
Thursday afternoon to read the con-
Guiding acts of Midsummer Nights
Dream" The test questions were CIV
en- at the end of the fifth act, Mes
DANES w. B. Moore, w. H. Herndon
and Misses Bessie Barron, Margaret
Daniel, Ella Nicely and frankie Claw
son participating. The director as
signed 1.-The Merchant Of Venice as
the next study, with the first act for
the next meeting. The characters Will
be taken as follows: Duke Of Venice,
Mrs. G. H. O'Leary; Prince of Nor
occo, Miss Bessie Barron; Prince OF
Aragon, Miss Ella Nicely; Antonio, the
Merchant Of Venice, Mrs. S. M. NC
Neel; Bassanio, Mrs. ]. F. Hart; Lo-
renzo, Miss Grace Whisonant; Jessica,
Miss Margaret Daniel; Shylock, Mrs.
w. B. Moore; Tubal, Mrs. M. j. wal
ker: Launcelot Gobbo. Miss Daisy
Hart; Old Gobbo, Miss Hulda McNeel:
Leonardo, Mrs. M. L. Carroll; Salanio,
Mrs. w. H. Herndon; Salerio, Miss
Rose Lindsay; Salarino. Miss frankie
Clawson; Gratiano, Miss Annlce
OLeary; Balthazar and Stephano, Miss
Belle Kennedy; Portia, Miss Ida de-
Loach; Nerissa, Miss Sudie Allison;
Misses Mary Ashe and Lizzie Hunter
understudies.