Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-04-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. X. j. MorroW OF Oguen was LII
Yorkville Saturday.
Mr.. F. G. Dobson Of Kershaw, Is vis-
iting in Yorkville:
Mr.. w. Thompson Jackson contin-
ues to get along nicely.
Mr.. Philip Hunter has taken po-
sition at the postoffice.
Miss Hazel Grist has resigned her
position at the telephone office.
Miss Amanda Clawson has resigned
her position as assistant postmaster
Miss Lucy Smarr is visiting her
parents i'm the Hopewell neighborhood.
Messrs. T. w. Scoggins and VIM.
Newsom of Ogden were In Yorkville
yesterday.
Miss Blanche Love closed her school
at Tirzah last Friday and Is now at
her home near Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Y. Miller Of Gasto-
MIA, are visiting Mrs. Miller's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.: Jenkins.
Master Joe Nichols Of Yorkville. who
has Just passed through an attack Of
pneumonia, is able to sit up.
Mr.. ]. j. Wallace has moved his
family from the York Cotton Mills to
the Manchester Mills, Rock Hill.
. Mr.. J. L. McGill of Bethany, left for
Charleston yesterday to serve as q
Juror In the United States court.
The latest information from Major
James F. Hart, who Is still In the
Presbyterian hospital at Charlotte, Is
rather more encouraging than 1t has
been.
News was received here yesterday
of the death of Mrs. Julia Herron, at
her home in Wautauga county, N. c.
Mrs. Heron was the wife Of Mr.. w.
T. Heron, formerly Of York county.
Mr.. John Caldwell Of Yorkville, has
issued invitations to the marriage OF
his daughter, Miss Carrie Caldwell TO
Mr.. Arthur L. Black. The marriage
will take place at the brides home at
4.sO in the afternoon Of April L..
Mr.. John M. Craig Of the Point, was
in Yorkville yesterday. He says that
as a rule the farmers Of his immediate
neighborhood will plant about the
same acreage Of cotton as last year;
but the average will hardly be above
8 or 9 acres to the plow.
In making up from the Centennial
History of the Associate Reformed
church a list OF the ministers born In
York county, the name Of DR.. w. M.
Grier was Inadvertently omitted. DR..
Grier was born within a mile OF Clo-
yer on the 11th Of February, 1S43, his
father being at the time pastor OF
Glover and Pisgah congregations.
Major and Mrs. F. r. Leavenworth
and Miss Helen Leavenworth OF Pc
tersburg, Va, have been spending the
past few days In Yorkville. Mrs. Leav-
enworth is a daughter Of the late DR..
Robert Lawrence Of. Shreveport, La,
formerly Of York county, and Is a first
cousin Of Mr. John w. Lawrence OF
Clover, and Mrs. w. w. Jenkins OF
Yorkville. This was her first visit to
her fathers old home.
Mr.. T. NJ. Whisonant Of Hickory
Grove, was in Yorkville last Saturday
looking for property and PROPOSE
tions" in the interest Of Mr.. j. Edgar
Poag, the hustling real estate man OF
Rock Hill. Mr.. whisonant has been
pretty we'll all over the state during
the past few weeks, and he says that
Mr.. Poag is undoubtedly the most
widely and most favorably advertised
man in South Carolina. why even
in Columbia" said Mr.. Whisonant, 1T
was no trouble to get on our lists
property that the local real estate
men could not touch. But everybody
down that way has confidence In Mr..
Poag just as they have here at home
and his business continues to grow
to enormous proportions"