Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-06-13
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guest or MISS Anfld Lewis.
Miss Emma Clinton Of Bethel, Is WIS.,
iting Miss Bessie Sandifer.
Mr.. Jas. B. Kennedy returned home
Saturday from Baltimore.
Mr.. Robert Jenkins returned home
last week from Erskine college.
Miss Lena Draffin of Kershaw, IL
visiting Mr.. J. L. Williams family.
Miss Margaret Daniel Of Staunton
Va, Is visiting Mrs w. B. Moore. "
Mr.. John T. Stevens Of Kershaw
was In Yorkville yesterday on business
Miss Rosebud Brown Of Kershaw. II
the guest of Mr.. ]. r. Connolly's family
Mr.. Starr Mason of Charleston, II
visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary 8. Ma
son. 3
Mrs. John J. Matthews of the Ra'
NAH neighborhood, Is seriously Ill witt
fux.
| Mr.. Joe Hart is home from the Soutf
Carolina college for the summer vaca'
ton.
| Mr.. G.. E. Woods Of Marion, N. c.
arrived In Yorkville last night on
short visit.
| Mr.. Frank E. Smith left this morn
ing for Shelby and other North Caro-
Ira points.
Mrs. w. B. Steele and Miss Bessie
Barron are visiting relatives In Hick'
ory Grove.
Mr.. w. F. Bray and family Will occu'
py the Presbyterian manse on Eas
Liberty street.
| Cadets Robert Herndon and Franz
Riddle are at home from the c. M. A.
at Rock Hail.
Miss Mildred Smarr Of Hickor,
Grove, spent Sunday in Yorkville will
her sister, Miss Lucy Smarr.
DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Kell Of Landsford
came up Saturday on a visit to thu
family of Mr.. George T. Schorb.
Mrs. J. H. Sloan Of Greenville, Is ir
Yorkville, the guest Of the family oi
her brother, Mr.. w. F. Marshall.
| Mr.. M. A. Connolly, a student Al
Wofford college, spent Sunday II
Yorkyille with his brother, Mr.. j. r
Connolly. -
Mr.. Joseph F. Wallace left Monday
morning to attend the Confederate re-
union in Louisville, accompanied b!
Mr.. w Brown Wylie:
Mr.. John d. McNeel Of Talledega
Ala, is In Yorkville on a visit to his
father, Mr.. G. L. McNeel. and othei
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Paul H. Moore left yesterday
for Germantown, Ky- and will have
charge Of three churches In that vicin'
ity during the summer.
Mr.. Barron Kennedy, who has beer
teaching at Rome for the past session
| is spending his vacation with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Miller Of Rocs
Hill, came over Saturday on a visi'
to Mr.. L. r. Williams family. Mr.. NIL
Ter returned home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Martha Lowry and Miss Hattie
Lowry returned home last week after
spending several months with relatives
in Knoxville, Tenn. and Meridian
Miss.
Mr.. d. F. Willis, who has been work
ing at Mr.. G. H. Sherrers barbershop
has given up his position there ano
Mr.. Sam Mccall Of Glover, has taker
the place made vacant.
Mrs. T. Covington left Saturday foi
Lenoir, N. c., where she Will spenc
several weeks before returning to hei
home at Wilkesboro, N. c. She was
accompanied by Miss Mamie Rose.
Invitations have been received IT
Yorkville announcing the marriage ol
Miss Sarah Moffat Wilson Of Ports
mouth, Va, to Mr. James w. Fletcher
of Chester, at 7.3o o'clock, wednesday
evening, June 81.
Cadet Robert ]. Herndon, Of York
Vile, won the gold medal In the COM
petitive drill Of the Catawba Male
academy during commencement ias'
week. The contest was a very severe
one, and Cadet Herndon acquitted him.
self most handsomely.
Mr. ]. ]. Smith Of Clover passed
through Yorkville Sunday afternoon
on his way to the Louisville reunion
Captain w. B. Smith was very anx-
fous to make the trip: but In the pres
ent condition Of his health was afraid
to take any chances.
Rock Hill Herald: The editor, who Is
still sick and confined to his room, was
much pleased to receive a visit from
Senator Tillman on Tuesday AFTERNOON
last, and the next afternoon from Gov
ernor Hayward, remembering OLD
friendships, came to his bedside and
spent a delightful quarter hour with
him. He was accompanied by his
cousin, Mr.. Allen lizard. Senator Till
man still showed some Of the painful
effects of his accident while riding In
carriage with some young ladies'
about five weeks ago. The senator's
health is very much improved, and ne
assured US that he was devoting no"
most of his time to study Of himself
which, Pope says, Is the greatest stncy
of mankind. The editor is still con-
fined to his bed, but his physicians say
that there is a decided Improvement In
his condition. He had a slight setback
on Wednesday from a dyspeptic at
tack. He is some better, however, and
his doctors say will be all right In q