Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-07
ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.
Boys Off For coIlese-The Death Roll
Personal and Other Notes.
Correspondence Of the orkviIIe ENQUIRER.

= Personal and Other Notes.
Correspondence Of the orkville Enquirer.
Rock HILL, Sept. 6.-At the recent
meeting of the city council, Chief OF
Police Partlow and Patrolmen Miller.
Eubanks and Langley were elected
without opposition.
:. Rev. w. A. Youngblood, who is car
ing for Rev. W. C. Winn's work in his
absence, will begin protracted meet
ing at India Hook church Wednesday
evening. Presiding Elder Stackhouse
will assist in the preaching.
DR.. T. L. Davis has returned to the
city after several months spent In
post graduate work In Chicago school
of Osteopathy. ~
The White building on Main street
is being remodeled. The whole front
is being torn away and new and
handsome one will be substituted and
the upstairs divided into convenient
office quarters.
Quite q number of our boys are leav-
ing for college now. Robert Crawford.
Tom Reid, william and John Gillespie,
William Thomson and Charley Fewel
Ito Davidson college. N. c.; Sam Ander-
son, Halcot Poag, Bynum Belts, John
Cooper and Jennings White. for Uni
versity of South Carolina; George and
Fritz Beach and Albert Johnson go to
Wofford; Barber Roddey, Reid Spen-
Ger, William Boyce. Roddey Gettys go
to Erskine; Robert Fewell to Presby-
terian College OF s.. c.; Robert Oates
Poag. Marion Kimball. James Wylie,
Ralph McFadden. Toy Rhea, Harry
.Wylie and Will Hicklin go to Clemson
Mr.. william Beymer who will be the
foreman in the. broom factory which
Capt, A. z. Smith will commence to
Operate in a few days has arrived here
and Is at work installing the machii-
cry. Mr.. Beymer Is an experienced
workman and is from GAINESVILLE. o.
Mr.. william A. Brown, aged about
fifty years, died at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Henry Massey, Tuesday
evening at o'clock, and was buried
rat Ebenezer churcn yard on Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Brown was
the only son Of the late Capt. Frank
II. Brown, and lived In Ebenezer town
Ship until about ten years ago when
|he moved to Texas. After the death
of his wife some weeks ago he came
back here and was taken sick, linger-
ing until last Tuesday night. He
leaves besides his two children, boy
and girl, aged twelve and nine, sever
al sisters: Mesdames Henry Massey
III. C. Wilborn and 8. M. Jones. DR.
James Fl. Thornwell conducted the fu-
neral.
. Mr.. Henry C. Cox, who for the past
sixteen years has bSen identified with
the business interests of Rock Hill
died Tuesday morning at his residence
In West Main street For several years
he has been in failing health and
three months ago he was compelled tc
give up his work as a grocery mer-
chant, since then he has been confined
to his bed. He Is survived by his
widow, one son and two daughters.
: Miss Minnie, the seventeen year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wish
er of the Manchester mill village, died
suddenly at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing. She had been complaining ol
an iii feeling for several days, but ha6
not taken her bed. Her father found
her In a dying condition when he went
to her room Saturday morning, HeI
death was from heart failure,
Mrs. w. M. Grier OF Due West Is a
visitor at Capt ]. Wilson Marshall's.
Mrs. Myron II. Sandifer and hel
boys Seay and Myron, have returned
from the mountains.
Mr.. Hallond Morrow Of Gastonia
spent several days in the city this
week.
.Mr. Johnston Hutchison is sick al
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
David Hutchison.
DIR. George Dick Of Sumter, spent 9
day in the city with relatives.
Misses Madge and jerks Johnston
are visiting Miss Lizzie Cureton ir
Winnsboro.
Miss Margaret Wilson leaves thii
week for New York city, where snt
will attend st. Mary's school.
Miss Mae, X. O'Bryan will leave
Tuesday, via Charleston. for New Yorl
city for an indefinite stay. While there
she will pursue voice culture.
Miss Anna Cherry Is visiting Miss
Doty in Winnsboro.
Miss Madge PRESLEY has returned
from an extended visit In Charlotte.
Prof. w. H. Hand of the u. Of 8. G.
spent Thursday in the city.
Misses Jones Of Lancaster, are Wis
iting Miss Iva Hull.
Mr.. w. J. Poag Is sick at his hom'
near the city.
Misses Helen Mcdonald and Mel
Gooding of Winnsboro, visited at MI
A. +. Ruffs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ruff and Mis-
Margaret Ruff will leave Tuesday 70
winston Salem, N. c.. to visit reia
tives.
Miss Bessie Poag leaves Saturda.
for Fort Mill, where she will teach II
the graded schools.
Miss Mary Marshall has returned
from visit to her brother, T. @. Mar
shall, who Is in New York.