Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-11-02
ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.

Accident to Mr.. J. C. Sandifer-Col.
Waters Married-Dr. Brimm Resigns
! From C. M. A.-Other Notes.
Correspondence Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
ROCK HILL, November 1.-Mr. Thos.
L. Johnston has his private warehouse
under way. 1t is situated west Of the
Southern track, on Main street, and by
the r. T.. Fewell & Co., spur track.
The capacity of this warehouse Will
be about eight hundred bales.
Mr.. John C. Sandifer, who has a
farm near here, above Ebenezerville,
met with an accident Wednesday
morning while coming home from a
visit to his place. He was riding a
prairie pony" and following him was
a setter puppy. The latter got into
some sort of trouble and Mr.. Sandifer
dismounted to attend to 1t. When ne
again mounted the pony 1t had become
nervous and he had some difficulty IN
getting on. He had barely gotten his
seat when the pony bucked and the
rider was thrown violently striking
IN his head. There were several per-
sons in sight at the time and they
found Mr.. Sandifer unconscious and
aDparently dead He was carried to
the home Of Mr.. John Simril nearby,
and received medical attention, but II
was over an hour before he regained
consciousness. He remained at Mr..
Simril's all day and late in the after
noon was brought to his home here
and is resting easy. He seems to have
)nly been badly stunned and to nave
suffered no serious injury.
Beginning next Sunday series OF
sermons will be preached at the First
Baptist church, Rev. L. r, Pruitt OF
Charlotte. N. c., assisting the pastor,
Rev. ]. w. Willis.
Col. John ]. Waters, eX-mayor or
Rock Hill and prominent business man
has arrived home with his bride to
whom he was married Wednesday In
Greenwood Mrs. Waters was Mrs. F.
L. King of that city.
It is with a great deal OF regret that
the people of Rock Hill learn OF the
resignation of Rev. DR.. d. ]. Brimm as
head of the Catawba Military academy.
This was announced to his classes
Wednesday by DR.. Brimm. Dr. Brimm
has been at the head of the school since
its organization four years ago, and his
high ideals and characteristic learn
ing have been a very large factor In
making the school what 1t Is, one OF
the best and highest toned institutions
to be found. Just what will be the
outcome of DR.. Brimms resignation
cannot now be said, but, should he de-
eide to leave Rock Hill, his removal
will be distinct loss to the city. AS
man, as a citizen and as an educator,
he is one Of which community should
be proud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hope Smith Of Old
Point, had the misfortune to lose their
Youngest child, an infant of SIX
months, Saturday. The funeral SER
vices were conducted Sunday afternoon
at Ebenezer church yard.
Rev. DR.: Lingle, and Elder K. b.
Cunningham, are In attendance upon
the Presbyterian synod OF South car
olina now in session at Laurens.
Rev. T. B. Craig, who is to. have
charge of Mt. Holly and Hopewell Pres
byterian churches in the country near
here, has removed his family mere
from Greenville his former home and
is living in the house on Oakland
avenue, recently vacated by Prof. w.
F. Moncrieff.
Mrs. S. E. Oates. former resident OF
this city, now living at Waxhaw. N. e.
came up Thursday and entered the
Rock Hill hospital for treatment. her
trouble is probably appendicitis ana
she will undergo an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Harrison or Lam
caster, spent Sunday in Rock Hill with
relatives.
Mrs. d. D. Perry Of Lando. is visiting
Miss Scotia Reid.
Mrs. w. McD. Steele and little daugh-
ret, Margaret. and Miss Lois steele
visited Atlanta last week.
Miss Mabel Ardrey OF Fort Mill, WIS.,
tied relatives here. Sunday and MoR-
day.