Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-01-05
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. Paul Brown Of Leslie, spent
Sunday in Yorkville.
Mr.. John Lindsay Of Gastonia, Is vis-
iting friends near Yorkville.
Mr.. Roe Willis left last week to
matriculate as a student at Clemson
college.
Mrs. J. Y. Miller of Gastonia, is In
Yorkville on a visit to Mr.. w. w. Jen-
kins' family.
Mr.. Frank Gwin Of Hickory was In
Yorkville shaking hands with friends
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Belts and two
children, of Leslie, are visiting rela-
tives near Yorkville.
DR.. D. L. Scheider Of ]. NJ. Starr &
Co.'s, has been confined to his room
for several days with grip.
Representative Beamguard leaves fol
Cedar Springs today, to look after
some important committee work
Miss Luella Smith Of Knoxville
Tenn, is in Yorkville on visit to the
family Of her uncle, Mr.. w. T. Moore.
Misses Carrie and Nellie Conner, OF
Rock Hill, have been visiting the fam
lilies Of Messrs. J. r. and &c. Comet
during the past week.
Mr.. ]. ]. Keller made the round triI
to Charlotte yesterday by way OF the
C. & NV. and Gastonia. He had
several hours in town.
Mr.. ]. X. Owens Of Rock Hill, has
accepted the superintendency Of the
Denmark S. c., graded schools. He
left for Denmark last week.
Cadet John r. Dickson returned tc
the Citadel academy at Charleston, yes
terday, after spending the holidays
with the family Of Mr.. J. w. Y. Dick
son near Yorkville.
Misses Talulah Neville and Anns
McCaw left last night for the College
for Women, Columbia, after spending
the holidays with relatives in York
Vile.
Mr.. Sam M. Grist went to Columbia
last night to be present today at ar
important meeting Of the executive
committee Of the South Carolina Fire
Insurance Agents association. He ex'
poets to return home tomorrow.
Mr.. James Gauldin, superintendent
of the county home, has been at the
point Of death for several days pas1
with pneumonia. Information from
him this morning was to the effect thai
there was but faint hope for his recov-
cry.
Misses Matte Caldwell and Emily
Wright Of Glover, and Miss Pansy
Traywick of Gastonia, arrived las,
night, and DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Campbell
and Miss Bessie Adams, all Of Glover
will arrive tonight to attend the Cald.
we'll Smith marriage tomorrow morn.
ing.
Major T. P. Whitesides Is lying al
his home in the Zadok neighborhood ir
a critical condition from paralysis. The
stroke came upon him last Thursday
afternoon as the result Of a fall from
a log wagon. He has suffered two pre-.
vious strokes and his present condition
Is very serious.
Columbia State, Tuesday: Mr.. w
w. Lewis, a very successful lawyer
and president of the York Cotton mills
while here yesterday made the state
ment that If the matter should be or
dered to an election the dispensarJ
would be wiped out Of York county
There is a dispensary placed at York
willie after years Of opposition, and II
ia conducted strictly in accordance
with law, but the drunkenness which
| 1t is said to have caused makes the
people want to be rid Of 1t and the
town council may soon be asked to or.
der an election to test the sentiment ol
the community. The adjoining coun.
ties in North Carolina have gone ovel
to prohibition, so contraband would be
hard to get and Yorkville would be
bapafited nv tho removal