Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-11-10
ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.
Sale of the Hart Land-At the Thea
tre-Mr. Paul Workman Married.
Charged With Stealing a Horse
After the Tigers-PersonaI Mention

After the Tigers--PersonaI Mention.
correspondence Of rhe yorkville Enqune,
Rock HILL, November 10.-At the
sale of the estate of the late Mrs.
Lou Hart, which consisted of the old
homestead Of the late Harvey Hart,
the farm of 215- acres and the home
was bought by w. c. Biggers, who has
lived upon and farmed 1t for some
wears.
The theatre going public Of Rock
Hill had q pleasant surprise In 1.-The
Player Maid" which Miss Florence
Davis with excellent support played at
Friedheim's hall Wednesday evening.
Miss Davis, who Is a southern woman,
grandniece Of the Confederacy
president, is a charming actress and
won the hearts Of her audience. 1t
was a first class show and IL Mana
ger McElwee keeps up the pace he Is
now setting he will have difficulty In
seating his house.
Miss Beulah Barron and Mr.. j. Ed
Reid have been elected as organists at
the Presbyterian church. The people
OF the. congregation Of this church are
putting down handsome carpet and
making some improvements In the
walls. The church is a handsome one
and these improvements with the ele-
CANT pipe organ which was installed
recently will add to Its beauty, COM
fort and usefulness.
News has been received here Of the
marriage at Thomasvi!le, Ga, Of Mr..
Paul A. Workman and Miss Matte
Miles. Mr.. Workman Is native Of
this county the son Of Mr.. w. g..
Workman. He Is superintendent Of
the Electric Light works at Thomas
ville
Rich Walker, colored, was before
Magistrate Beckham charged with
stealing q horse and buggy from Mr..
J. w. Lilly of Newport, but was dis
charged as 1t appeared that he was not
guilty. Mr.. Lilly was In a store on
White street and the horse which he
had left unhitched wandered OF.
Walker found 1t and went to Mr.. Bre-
ward Fewell about It, who told him to
take 1t to a livery stable. In doing
so he passed the store mentioned, and
thus got into trouble. He had various
exciting experiences before he was
through with 1t. His only crime, how
ever, appeared that he drove the team
little more than was altogether ne
cessary in finding the owner.
The flower show under the auspices
Of the u D. c. Is progressing at the
Commercial club and Is having good
patronage. There are some Of the fin-
est collections that have ever been seen
in Rock Hill, especially In the way Of
chyrsanthemums. There are several
booths selling fancy work and candies
and refreshments are served to those
who wish them. A beautiful bride
doll, the guesser Of whose number Will
obtain her. Is attracting a great deal
Of attention, especially Of the little tots
who surround her three deep.
Blind tigerlsm Is rampant, but our
officers are doing their full duty and
II any escape their watchful eyes and
keen scent, he or she, Will have TO be
up and doing. Two negro women came
in on the train from Charlotte Wednes-
day night and by their nervousness ar
oused the suspicious of two Of the po-
licemen who were already giving some
attention to a trunk which was to be
handled carefully. One Of the women
held the check for this trunk, 80 while
on the way to Jack KnoX's residence
1t was nabbed and found to contain ten
and one-half gallons choice tiger juice
In jugs packed In old bedding. The
women were put In the lock up and
Thursday morning the one who held
the check was fined 800. Jack Knox
who Is rather celebrated, welcomed the
women when he first saw them ana
before he saw the officers, but at the
trial he disclaimed- all knowledge OF
them and theirs.
Mrs. John D. Wylie Of Lancaster Is
one Of the visitors to the flower show.
She is the guest Of Mrs. A. H. Greene.
The announcement of the coming
marriage on the 18th, Of Miss frankie
Erwin Of Steele Creek, N. c., to Mr..
]. B. Pegram of Yorkville, Is one In
which our city Is interested. Miss En-
win has been a frequent visitor here
aid has many friends.
Misses Eloise Elliott, Helen McDon-
aid and Nell Gooding Of Winnsboro
are here for the Ruff -Cauthen wedding
Of next week.