Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-12-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Keller will visit
in Rutherfordton during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Radcliffe left to-
day to spend the holidays I'm Charles
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Hunter is with T. w.
Speck as saleslady during the holi-
days.
Mrs. :. c. Allen left on Monday to
spend the holidays with relatives and
friends at Anderson
Miss Louise Guy Of Lowryville, will
spend the Christmas holidays with
Miss Bessie Pegram.
Miss Julia Neville has returned from
an extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Aiken at Chester.
Mrs. Ernest Heath and daughter.
have gone to Monroe to spend Christ
mas with relatives and friends.
Miss Leonard of Winthrop college,
will arrive this afternoon and spend
several days with Misses Annie Nc
Pheeters and Kittie Dickson.
SupcTulciiuChl Js " HhCH VI saAS
Graded school will visit relatives and
friends in Laurens county at the home
of his mother during the holidays.
Misses Frances, Laura and Lyl Par
ish, the former Of The ENQUIRER staff
and the latter in charge Of the music
department Of the Yorkville Graded
school, left this morning to spend the
holidays with friends In Atlanta, Ga
The people Of Yorkville and vicinity
have been very much gratified to
learn Of the return Of Rev. DR.. ]. L.
Stokes to this charge next year. DIR.
Stokes is an able man and a good pas
tor, and everybody in the town and
vicinity, regardless Of denomination
thinks we'll Of him. The pleasure of
his return Is still further heightened
from the fact that 1t keeps his excel
lent family in Yorkville for at least
another year.
Mr.. Joseph F. Wallace Of Yorkville,
has been re-appointed as pension COM
missioner for York county. Mr.. Wall
lace has held this office since its estab-
lishment to the entire satisfaction of
all the people interested. He Is care
full, patient and conscientious in the
Investigation Of every case that comes
to his attention and truly makes Of the
work a labor Of love. There Is not a
county In the state better provided for
than York in the matter Of pension
commissioner.
Mr.. w. j. Anderson who has been
living on the Mason old place, near
wright's ferry, for about thirty years
past, has purchased a farm near In
dian Trail, Union county, IN. c., and
will move to It within about week
or ten days. Mr.. Anderson's removal
is occasioned by the sale Of his land
TO the Catawba Power company. He
is a good citizen, an old landmark OF
the Wright's ferry neighborhood, and
an all round gentleman. His many
friends in York county regret that he
has decided to go away SO far.
Rev. DR.. w. G. Neville and family
expect to move to Clinton during the
first week in January II the weather
permits. This as THE ENQUIRER sees
1t, and there are hundreds Of Yorkville
people who fully concur, in the most
serious loss that Yorkville has in i'm
mediate view. During his long resi-
dence in Yorkville, DR.. Neville has
measured up to the highest require
ments not only Of preacher and pas
tor; but of a most valued citizen, and
his family is one Of the very best In
the entire community. These excellent
people can Ill be spared. They will
take with them to their new home,
however the best wishes Of every
body.