Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-03-06


ba Light Observation-Disclosures Farm
orporated-Personal and Other
Notes.
correspondence OF the Yorkville ENQUIRER
Rock HILL, March 5.-Beginnine
Monday the 18th, the Ministerial Unior
of this city will hold a series Of mid
day services for men only. These
meetings will be held in the hall OF
the Commercial club and the services
will not consume over 25 minutes each
day. This action was determined up
on at a recent meeting Of the minis
ters after earnest consideration and
they hope thereby to inaugurate g
spiritual revival among the men OF
the city. The meetings will continue
through the week beginning Monday
and ending Saturday. The speakers
will be the Revs. w. L. Lingle, r. M
Marshall, ]. w. Willis, w. B. Duncan
w. H. Arial and A. S. Rogers in the
order in which they are named.
Because Of the removal of Captain
Cosby and Lieutenant Lyle Black, l,
looked for a time as II the Catawba
Light infantry would be disbanded
but at a recent meeting the whole
matter was discussed, and it was de-
cided that the organization should be
maintained w. M. Dunlap, Esq, was
elected captain, Herbert S. Delhi first
lieutenant, Thomas Roddey, second
lieutenant and George P. Jenkins first
sergeant There will be another meet
ing next Friday, for the purpose OF
choosing the other nom commissioned
officers and distributing uniforms.
Mr.. r. H. Hope who has for some
years lived in the Witherspoon home
in White ST., has made arrangements
to farm in Sumter county near Mrs
Hopes fathers home. Mr.. Hope has
been a Rock lillian all his life, being
a son of the late lameated DR.. Robt
Hope, and he has thousands Of friends
who sincerely regret the departure OF
himself and family.
Mrs. Kittie Sadler Fewell has moved
into the Witherspoon home and will
conduct a boarding house there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Love, Mrs, Fewelps
sister, will live in Mrs. Fewell's resi-
dence in Oakland.
Mr.. Lester Mccoy, who lives some
miles below here in the Catawba juno
ton section had one of his eyes very
painfully and dangerously injured
Tuesday last. He was breaking dowr
cotton stalks and struck an old boil
which flew up and struck him in the
eye. DR.. Miller, who examined the
eye, stated that the sight was almost
If not entirely destroyed.
At the congregational meeting held
after service at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday morning, Mr.. Thos. L
Johnson was elected deacon.
The Rock Hill Ice company Will be-
gin the manufacture and delivery oi
it's product between the 1st and 18th
of March. The plant which has beer
in course of construction under the
personal supervision Of the owner and
manager, Mr.. S. c. Campbell, for some
chinery is being installed. Assisting
Mr.. Campbell in this work are Messrs
Mcdonald of Pittsburg, Pa, and Cor
don McFadden of this city. The equip
ment will be of the latest approved
pattern. and will consist Of a 15-tor
absorption machine and all necessary
side apparatus.
Whitner's "Riverview Farm" ha:
for some years been one Of the show
places of this section and some excel
lent object lessons have been furnished
for those who cared to see. The
Whitners have done something unusual
in another line. They have obtained
charter for River View Farms" and
will tomorrow open books Of subscrip-
tion to the capital stock of same. The
capital stock will be 100000 divided
in shares of 500 each.
"Old Glory was flung to the
breeze today for the first time on
the Federal building at this place
Work on the building is progressing
what to some appears slowly, but
Uncle Sam builds for time and when
completed, the city will have build
ing which will be an enduring mon
ument.
Rock Hill lodge No. 16S Fraternal
Union Of America will at an early
date give a public social meeting
with music, speaking and refresh
ments. Although the object of the
meeting will be for increasing the
membership, ladies will also be in.
vited.
Mr.. Julian Starr, who for the past
two years has been engaged in con-
tracing, has decided to quit 1t and
go to farming. At present he is en-
r. P. church. but so soon as this Is
completed he will remove with his
family to his plantation on the Ca.
tawha near Springfield.
Miss Marie Cross of Chester. spent
several days this week with her aunt
Mrs. Julian Avery.
Misses Pryor of Chester. visited
Mrs. J. E. Pryor this week.
Miss Flora Johnson Of Charlotte, is
visitor at the home of her uncle
Mr.. E. H. Johnson.
Mr.. John Reid has returned to
Davidson college after a visit Of q
week at home.
Miss Mae K. O'Bryan has returned
from a delightful visit to her brother
at Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Blackburn Wilson
are at home after an extended south
ern trip.