Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-09-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.

will be turned over 10 WllSOH Dros.,
Messrs. E. w. and ]. V. Wilson.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Miss Mary Glenn of Bethel, is visit
ing Mrs. w. M. Allison. .
Miss Emma Kennedy has returned
home from Spartanburg.
Mrs. j. M. Ferguson is spending a
few days at Lowryville.
Rev. DR.. w. G. Neville was In
Yorkville last Wednesday.
Miss Alice Adams Of Sharon, spent
Yesterday with Miss Bessie Mason.
Mr.. Cass Grist Of Lenoir, spent
several days in Yorkville this week.
Mr.. w. B. Steele, Jr., Of Anderson, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Steele
Mrs. Walter Cudberson Of Charlotte,
y. c., is the guest Of Mrs. S. A. McEl-
Mr.. D. ]. Mitchell of Hickory, has
taken a position with j. Q. Wray as
Miss Allie Ross of Gaffney. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. ]. Meek Smith,
In Glover.
Mrs. Josephine Taylor Of Spartan
burg, Is the guest of Mr.. ]. r. Connol-
Mrs. M. L. Chistmast of Columbia,
Is visiting Mrs. ]. o. Allison, on Cleve-
land avenue.
r. A. Dobson, Esq, Of Kershaw'
came up Sunday on visit to Mr.. VIM.
Dobson's family.
MIR. John Jenkins Of Stanley Creek,
Y. c., spent yesterday with Mr.. l.. f..
Dameron's family.
Mr.. Luther Davidson Of Delphos,
will be with the Victor OIL Mill during
the coming season.
Miss Amelia Kennedy Will leave To-
morrow afternoon for Morganton, N.
c.. to resume her school work.
Miss Lena Robinson of Columbia.
is visiting In Yorkville. the guest OF
her sister, Miss JAMIE Robinson.
Mr.. w. r. Carroll and family, and
Mrs. s. A. Carroll, returned Tuesday
from a visit to Waynesville, N. G..
Mr.. Connor Hobbs has returned 70
San Antonio, Tex, after spending the
summer with relatives In Yorkville.,
Rev. and Mrs. ]. S. Grier ana chi.-
dren returned to Sharon yesterday az
ter a visit to relatives at Griffith, N c.
Mr.. William Cloyd Of Lancaster,
assisted Miss Carrie Beard at the
Western Union Office a few days this
Mr ]. r. Stewart of Hot Springs,
n. c., Is spending a few days In YORK
Vile with his sister, Mrs. Horace H.
Miss Mildred Smarr Of Hickory
Grove, is spending several days with
her sister, Miss Lucy Smarr, at MT
]. w. P. Hopes.
morrow for Bennettsville, where she
goes as one of the teachers In the
graded school Of that town.
Messrs. J. L. Williams and Ernest
Heath left Thursday for the northern
markets to buy fall and winter goods
for Messrs. ]. M. Heath & Co.
Mrs, s. r. Moore and Mrs. Jas. M.
Starr and children, Misses Alec and
Sarah Meek, returned this morning al
ter a visit relatives in Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Bratton ana Mrs.
lane Love have returned TO thelr
homes in Bethesda after a stay OF se'-
eral weeks at Cleveland Springs;
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Bratton ana son.
have returned to Yorkville arter spenu,-
ing a month in Western North Caroh-
no and are at Mr.. ]. c. Wilborn's.
Misses Pansy Traywick, Emma Gin,
TON and Isabelle Arrowood returned
to their homes Tuesday afternoon al
fer a stay Of six weeks in New YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Strauss left
this morning for Staunton, va, on
visit to Mr.. Lamartine Strauss. MT
strauss will visit the northern marx
cts while away.
Mr.. ], L. williams left for the north,
ern markets yesterday to buy faIi anu
winter goods for the firm OF j: M.
Heath & Co. He will be gone ABOUT
ten days or two weeks.
Prof. ]. D. Huggins, principal OF the
Presbyterial High school at Betnany
10 a cousin of Rev. ]. D. Huggins, pas,
for of the Fort Mill Baptist church, ana
ia also a Baptist by the way.
Mrs. r. A. Burris and child, returned
N their home In Charleston a rev
days ago after spending several weeks
with relatives in Yorkville. They were
accompanied by Miss Jessie Baber. =,
Mr.. P. Avery Lowry. for several
wears past with Latta Bros, mas ac,
cepted a position with M. c: Heatn
Co., of Columbia. Mr.. r H: DqDson os
has taken a position with Latta BROS.
Miss Ethel Latimer left on Monday
via chester, where she spent seVeral
days with Mr.. G. Carl Latimer ana
wife. for Douglassville, Ga. to take
charge of the primary department OF
the college at that place.
prof, r. ]. Herndon left yesterday
On his anticipated trip to the PACING
coast. He expects to go by way Oh
ST Louis, Kansas City. Denver. SAT-
Lake city. Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco to Portland, Ore, and returning
will come by way Of BoZeman anu
Helena, Mont, Minneapolis, Chlcago,
cincinnati and Asheville. In all ne VIII
travei about 5000 miles and will be
zone six weeks. He has kindly con-
sented to drop an occasional note TO
I'VE ENQUIRER during his absence.
Fort Mill Times 1t Is with pleasure
that we announce the anticipated re,
turn TO Fort Mill Of Prof. ]. A. Boyo
and family of Pineville. Prof. Boyd
visited Fort Mill the past week ana
closed the deal with Mr.. c. H. Belk Tor
the Belk home place, on Confederate
street, which Prof. Boyd and family VIII
occupy upon their return here Withln
short time Prof. Boyd Is well.Known
throughout this section, having TOT
many years superintended the locai
graded school. and his many friends
In this section will be gratified to
know that he and his excellent family
arc to again take un residence here.
Mr.. Robert L. Golf, the new princl-
nal of the Hickory Grove High school,
was in Yorkville this morning on busi-
ness He came down from Hickory
Grove on one train and returned on
the next. Mr.. Goff Is graduate or
Newbprry college and Is a professional
teacher of long experience. having
been engaged in the work for about
eight years. He had charge OF the
school at Reidville. Spartanburg. couh-
ty. last year. He proposes 10 give tne
Hickory Grove people a first class
common school, and II is his purpose
70 furnish exceptional high school ia
cIIities at a reasonable charge. He
will be assisted by Miss Nellie Schorb:
a most accomplished young lady or
Yorkville. Mr.. Goff comes we'll rec
commended and he Is no doubt fully
competent to do the work that he has
undertaken in a manner that Will be
creditabIe to himself and satisfactory