Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-10-02
WITHIN THE TOWN.

| - Business generally was good last
week. ...-
The tendency to store cotton con-
tinues.
The back lots were crowded with
horse traders yesterday.
- The show windows along Main
street are daily growing more inter-
esting.
If II is in the line of dry goods and
you can't find 1t in Yorkville these
days you will have to do without.
- The Thomson Co.. has gotten out
g. souvenir postal card carrying a pic
ture Of their handsome store front.
The old Kings Mountain military
school property would make splendid
sanitarium that could be made to draw
patients from everywhere.
The Southern railroad is laying
down large quantities of cinders with
which to put the approaches to the
depot in good condition during the
winter.
- The Piedmont Telephone company
continues to importune the town coun-
ell for a franchise; but the town coun-
ell is unable to see any reason why a
franchise should be granted.
Rev. w. c. Ewarr announced last
Sunday that the Sacrament Of the
Lords Supper would be observed at
the Associate Reformed church on the
L., nafo
The gigantic sale Of the Foushee
Cash Store continues great success
in spite of the unfavorable weather.
The store has been visited by crowds
of people and most all Of them have
made purchases.
AT the annual re- reorganization Of
the Associate Reformed Sunday school
last Sunday, Mr. w D. Grist was
elected superintendent, Mr.. w. B. Wy
lie, vice superintendent and Master
Bennie Barron, secretary.
- Following delegates and alternates
were elected last Sunday to represent
the Yorkville Baptist church at the
u
Glover on the 18th instant: Delegates
j. c. Burge, DR.. 4. Y. Cartwright,
w. E. Holmes, Sam M. Grist. Alter
nates-W. T. Moore. VIM. Dobson, W..
G. Turner, Lewis G. Grist.
There was a small circus in town
yesterday 1t had an elephant, several
ponies and a mule, pretty good band
and several performers. There were
two performances, both Of which were
pretty we'll attended. The show
brought to town a good many negroes.
- The York Monument Work is now
putting the finishing touches on the
Confederate monument to be erected
in the cemetery park, under the aus
pices Of the Winnie Davis chapter OF
the Daughters Of the Confederacy.
The monument is to be a plain but
very appropriate memorial. consisting
of base, first and second sub base, die,
plinth and shaft.
- The season of millinery opening Is
on and the ladies' of the community
and the country surrounding are de-
lighted with the many beautiful things
that are offering. At the store Of the
Yorkville Banking and Mercantile
company last Friday and Saturday
there was on display numerous beau
tiful pattern hats. no end of ribbons.
flowers and laces, and all the newest
things of the season. There was also
quite an attractive display Of millin-
cry at Dobson Bros, and Mrs. Dobson
is kept busy showing her hats and
giving information as to the latest
styles The Thomson company has an
unusually large stock of millinery this
season and is now bestirring itself In
preparation for the opening announced
elsewhere. There is little question of
the fact that there Is more millinery in
Yorkville now than there has ever
been at one time before in the history
of the town.