Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-12-13
Asour. PEOPLE.

Miss Estelle Dawson OF the DelphoS
neighborhood, is with the Foushee
Cash Store as saleslady.
@. w. 8. Hart, Esq, Of Yorkville,
was last week admitted to practice be-
fore the United States court.
Misses Anna Smith and Ewart Mich
oils Of Beth-Shiloh. visited Rev. and
Mrs. W.. A. Haffner at Bowling Green
last week. .a,l s. "a
Miss Norma vanlandingham has
resigned her position as teacher In the
Graded school, the resignation to take
effect at the end Of !. the present half
session. s
Mr.. r. ]. Caldwell and family, Of
Guthriesville, have moved into the ].
o. Walker residence on Kings Noun
.ain street, recently purchased by Mr..
Caldwell. L,.54
Mr.. John Hail. who for. the past
year or more has been living In
Washington state, returned to his
home about five miles north of York.
Vile, about two weeks ago. ,..,5
Mrs. jamie Parish and SON, Master
Jefferies, have returned to Yorkville,
and are boarding with Mr.. John q.
Carroll until Mr.. Carrolps new resi-
dence is ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Robert o. Darwin Of Cherokee,
has moved his family into the resi-
dence lately occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. M. Lowrance. Mr.. Darwin Is en-
ployed with J.. J. Keller & Co.'S con-
struction force.
Miss Leila M. Gill has resigned her
position as teacher In the Graded
school because Of an attack Of typhoid
fever. She has been seriously Ill for
two weeks or more; but Is getting
along very nicely. Her mother IL with
her at Mr.. II. II. Boards,
Miss Charlotte Stewart of Atlanta,
associate editor Of the Southern Wo-
mans Magazine, spent yesterday In
Yorkville. Miss Stewart is one Of the
best known half-tone artists In the
south, and is inspecting the art fea-
lures Of the various schools and col
leges Of the southern states.
DR.. ]. H. Saye Of Sharon, member
elect Of the house Of representatives,
was In Yorkville on business yester-
day. He had no news Of any kind to
give out; but said that he is anxious
for an opportunity to vote to abolish
the state dispensary. He wants to
wipe out the big central establishment,
root and branch. He recognizes how
ever. that this is going to be very DIFF
ficult to do. II am satisfied" satd DIR.
Saye, that all the people OF York
county want to abolish the county dis
pensary Is a chance to vote on 1t. I
am In favor OF waiting to see II we
cannot wipe the tax provision out OF
the Brice bill: but the people don't
care anything about that tax. In the
first place they don't believe It win
ever be collected, and In the second
place they will pay 1t willingly to Sc
cure the abolition Of the dispensary.
Walter H. Savory Of the Mergentha-
Ter Linotype company was In York.
Vile yesterday to take a lnok at TIE
ENoUIRER's machine. The Iergentha-
ler people lease as well as sell their
machines, and they make 1t their bus
mess to keep watch over every ma
chine that goes out Of their factory,
even after they have relinquished own
ership. To all appearances they are as
much interested in the subsequent per-
formance Of machines that they sell
outright as they are In the perform
ance Of machines that are only leased.
Mr.. Savory was delighted with what
ne saw in THE ENQUIRER office. He
was kind enough to say that Of about
eleven thousand machines now In use,
he does not believe there Is one with a
record Of over six months service, that
is still in better condition than the
machine in this Office. The ENoUI-
RER's machine has been In use more
than four years.