Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-31
ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.
Mill chanses-The C. M. Ann.
Clinton Suffers From Spider Bite
Mr.. John r. Poas Suffers Serious
Accident-Personal and Other Notes.

Mill Changes-The c. M. A.-Mr.
Clinton Suffers From Spider Bite
Mr.. John r. Poas Suffers Serious
Acknowledgement and Other Notes.
Correspondence Of the Yorkvills Enauns,.
Rock HILL, July 30.-Superintend-
ent Cromer, who only recently took
charge of the Belleview Cotton mill,
has resigned his position here, In or
der to accept similar one at higher
salary in the Union mills.
Mr.. L. D. Pitts Of Laurens, who has
for a number Of years been connected
secretary Of the new Arragon mill OF
this city, of which Mr.. Alex Long, for
merly Of Laurens, Is president.
Mr.. Byron S. Keith has been Sc
lected by those in charge, as COM
mandant at the Catawba Military
Academy. Mr.. Keith is a graduate OF
the University of Georgia, taking the
rank of lieutenant in the military de-
partment of that institution. He will
teach in the academy and has had
several years experience In that line
Rev. D. ]. Brimm, d. D., continues al
the head of the c. M. A, which Is now
a chartered institution.
Mr.. F. f. Clinton Of Glover, one OF
the members Of the registration board
which sat in Rock Hill Saturday, had
a very unfortunate and for a time
quite serious experience while here
He was bitten by a Yenomous spider
which caused excruciating agony fol
some time. A physician reached him
quickly after he was bitten, but 1t was
quite awhile before his pain could be
eased. The accident occurred quite
early in the morning, and 1t was not
until late in the afternoon that he
could start upon his homeward trip.
The Rock Hill Herald has this week
installed a Campbell press of the lat
est approved pattern.
Mr.. John r. Poag of the College
farm owns one of the finest standard
bred colts in the state, and he Is very
proud of it. He was grazing this
prize winner Wednesday afternoon
when the colt suddenly wheeled and
kicked up its heels, striking Mr. Poae
in the face with one Of It's hoofs
breaking his nose and lacerating him
considerably. While the accident Is
proving very painful there Is no per-
manent injury to the eyes and there
will not necessarily be any serious ef-
fects.
Mrs. w. F. Moncrieff, wife of Prof
Moncrieff, Is lying desperately Ill al
their home In Oakland. The cause OF
her illness Is blood poison, cut on
her hand having become infected
from coming in contact with some
septic matter-just what she does not
know. Her brother and sister, Of CO.
lumbus, Miss, are with her and have
been for some time.
Mrs. Addie Dillingham; Of the Arc
ade mill village, died last Saturday
after a short illness, leaving young
husband Mr.. N. j. Dillingham;. Fu-
neral services were conducted by Rev
w. H .Arial and the interment was In
Laurelwood.
Mrs. C. B. White also Of the Arcade
village, died Monday afternoon. She
was about twenty-seven years old and
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William McGinnis of Yorkville. She
leaves a husband and three children.
Miss Minnie Wilson leaves this
week for Monteagle, Tenn, where she
will attend the Episcopal school.
Miss May Williams Of Columbia, is
visiting Mrs. D. B. Johnson.
Mrs. H. E. Buist and Mrs. Alice
Smith will leave this week for Chicks
Miss Elizabeth Roberts of Allen
dale, Is visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Barber.
Rev. w. L. Lingle, D. D., left Mon
day for Salisbury. He will be met
there by Mrs. Lingle and the children
They will spend several days at Or.
Lfngle's old home and return this
week.
Mrs. Cride Sturgis and children OF
Texas, are visiting az Mrs. Sallie
Frew's.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. L. Cobb are at
Waynesville, n. c.