Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-09
WITHIN THE TOWN.

DIR. R. L. deLoach has moved in
to the Bell house on Lincoln street.
- Mr.. D. W. Barron has moved to
home, corner Wright avenue and Mad
ison street.
- Mr.. D. E. Boney is in his new
home, corner Wright evenue and
Madison street.
- The Associate Reformed church
has commenced a building fund to
be used hereafter as circumstances
may seem to justify.
Mr.. w. r. Carroll has purchased
the old Wheeler coach factory lot,
and has under. consideration the idea
of erecting on 1t a large brick feed
and sale stable.
Mr.. E. T. Ponder has resigned
his position as agent of the Southern
railroad and will move to Blue Ridge,
Ga. He will be succeeded by Mr.. ].
K. Lilley Of Ohio.
Henry T. Roddey, who was caught
in the act of selling whisky by Po-
liceman Sanders on Tuesday Of last
week Is still in Jail. The solicitor con-
sented to his release on a 5000 cash
bond; but he failed to get up the
money.
The local electric system was con-
nected with the feed lines Of the Ca
tawba. Power company Sunday morn
ing and since then electricity has been
on tap at all hours. 1t Is good strong
current that the power company FUR
nishes, and the lights now seem to be
all that could be desired.
Mr.. w. P. Harrison has moved
into his new cottage on Kings Noun
tain street. DR.. w. NJ. Steinmeyer
has moved into the cottage on Wright
avenue, vacated by Mr.. Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred Black will move
into their cottage on Kings Noun
tain street, vacated by DR.. Steinmey-
er.
At congregational meeting In
the Associate Reformed church last
Sunday morning, Mr.. r. ]. Caldwell
was elected a deacon and Messrs. j.
S. Brice, w. D. Grist, w. Brown
Wylie and w. D. Glenn were elected
elders. The installation Of these Of
fcers will take place next Sunday
week.
At a meeting Of the town council
last Friday night, 1t was arranged that
Mr.. P. w. Love will look after the
towns electric light business In con-
nection with his other duties. He will
also continue to exercise police author
ity. It Is also understood that the
town council will hereafter use for It's
meetings, ETC., the office In the J. 4.
Lowry building formerly occupied by
Mr.. ]. C. Wilborn.
The stockholders Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Yorkville, held their
annual meeting In the offices Of the
bank at noon today and elected It's
directors as follows: w. R. Carroll,
j. M. Stroup, DR.. w. M. Love, DR.. w.
G. White, w. I. Witherspoon, o. E.
wilkins, ]. L. Rainey, w. B. Moore
r. C. Allen. At a meeting Of the d.
rectors Immediately after the meet
ing of the stockholders Mr.. o. E.
wilkins was reelected president; Mr..
w. /. Witherspoon vice president and
Mr.. R. c. Allen cashier.
The Filbert Camp Woodmen Of the
World gave an oyster supper at Roth's
last Friday night and invited number
Of friends from Yorkville and vicinity
The entertainment included oysters In
all Of Roth's best styles with beer to
wash them down, and after everybody
had eaten to satisfaction there were
some impromtu talks from various
members Of the camp and from guests,
M. B. Jennings, Esq, presiding as
Thomas F. McDow, Esq,
in some humorous pleasan-
tries that were very much enjoyed, and
Mr.. Jennings made quite serious talk
on the benefits and advantages to be
gained through Woodmen and similar
Several guests told good
jokes, and Mr.. Theodore H. Price, the
cotton bear came in for some pretty
warm scorings. There were about fifty
guests present in all and the evening
generally was spent most pleasantly.
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