Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-05-30

bed for several months, ana VINO
few weeks ago was not expected to
survive more than few days. Mrs.
Latimer, however, is now some better
WITHIN THE TOWN.
Next Monday Is salesday for June.
There have been but few farmer
In Yorkville this week.
Judge Gage cane up from Ches er
this morning to hear motions for n"W
trials and to attend to other unfinished
business.
Rev. f. f. Gillespie has accepted
the call recently extended to him by
the First Presbyterian church Of York
VILE and will take charge Of the con-
gregation next Sunday.
= The closing exercises Of the JEFF
ferson Graded school, (colored), took
place last Thursday and Friday nights,
the patrons manifesting much interest.
The exercises were highly creditable
to the management, which has been
quite satisfactory.
Charleston Post: Rev. w. E. Cal
lender, rector Of the parish Of St John
on Johns Island and Of Christ Church
parish, has received a call from York.
Vile to the rectorship Of the Church
of the Good Shepherd there. Mr.. CAL
lender has not yet reached determi-
nation upon the matter Of the call,
which came to him without previous
intimation that 1t would be extended.
He is meeting with much success In
his work on the island and about
Mount Pleasant, and Is much beloved
by his parishioners.
The Yorkville Cemetery associa-
ton has purchased the old Methodist
church lot from the York Monument
works. AS recently announced the
Monument works intended to put It's
plant on the lot. There has been a
we'll defined idea for some time that
the lot could be used with more pro-
priety and satisfaction as a park en-
trance to the cemetery. The Monu-
ment works people made no objection
to the sale of the lot at the same price
they had paid except that they re-
served to themselves the old church
building. The cemetery association
paid down the sum Of 500. and 1t Ia
expected that the people Of Yorkville
will raise the remaining $500 by pri-
yate subscription. That the purchase
will meet with general approval there
Is no reason to doubt.
The following pupils of the York.
VILE Graded school, have been adjudg-
ed as being entitled to the distinctions
indicated: Honor Roll-Henning Ad-
ickes, States Finley, Earl Inman, Will
lie Plaxco, Louise Barron, Lucia Reed
Ewart, Elizabeth Grist, Thelma 1nman,
Francis Lewis, Sara Logan, Blanche
Sanders, Rachel Wylie. Elizabeth Will
burn, George Ashe. Robert Finley,
Lamar Glenn, Henry McCaw Frances
Adickes, Melle Beard, Nellie Hart,
Mary FAINT Herndon. Marie 1nman'
Martha Marshall, Marie Pegram, MI
riam White, Lula Allen, Natalie Del
vaux Frances Grist, Mary Brooks In
man, Lula Moore Logan, Mamie McEl-
roy, Mary Henley Willis. Percy Berry,
Bennie Barron, Mozelle Inman, Ar
chic Barron, Bedford Caldwell, Will
lie Gaines, Frank Putnam, Mccain
Nichols, Joseph Nichols. Wallace Mar
shall, Carroll Grist, Ola Allison, Leila
Carroll, Agnes Hunter, Sam Inman,
Mabel Ashe, Florrie Beard, Bessie Con-
nelly, Marilla Ewart. Elizabeth Finley,
Anna Lewis, Belle McCaw, Olive
Smith. James Grist, Ben Conner, VIII
Norris. Mary 10 Drakeford, Marion
Hurt, Annie Ashe, Rita Beard, Frances
Finley, Louise Dobson, Mary Cart
wright, Bessie Pegram, Edward Finley,
Fredrica Lindsay. Not absent or tar
dy-George Ashe, Willie Moore. Mary
FAINT Herndon, Martha Marshall, VEL
ma Miskelly, Marie Pegram, Miriam
White, Ola Allison. Leila Carroll, So
phie Ewart. Agnes Hunter. Mary Mis-
kelly, Annie Lee Moore, Annie Stevens,
Mary Henly Willis, Wallace Marshall,
Carroll Grist, Mabel Ashe, Marilla
Ewart, Annie Ashe. Not absent-Vio-
let Dobson, Gist Finley, Dare White
Leon White, Charlie Sandifer. Frances
Finley. Not tardy-Barr Brian, Ed
ward Hurt, Lucia Reed Ewart, Thelma
Inman, Frances Lewis, Frances Pc
gram, Robert Finley. Henry McCaw,
Joe Moore, Callie Plaxco, Frances
Adickes, Melle Beard. Nellie Hart, Ma
rie Inman. Jennie Mackorell, Essie
Wray. The total enrolment for the
year was 206.
The principal feature Of the closing
exercises of the Graded school COM
Friday night was lecture
by DR.. ]. l. Mccain, professor Of Eng
lish in Erskine college. DR.. Mccain
was introduced to his audience by Con-
gressman D. E. Finley, who spoke OF
him as lone who has climbed to the
topmost round Of the ladder In his
line" DR.. McCain's subject was THE
Beauties Of the Unseen" BY way or
preface he said that by the beauties
of the unseen" he did not mean the
beauties Of the invisible, but the beau
ties that lie all around US and In plain
view If our eyes were but open to see
them as beauties. He called attention
first to the beauties just around us,
beauties of trees. birds, wild flowers,