Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-11
Tuesday, September IL, 1905.
ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.
The Schools and the Teachers-Ens-,
Iish Mill operatives-Personal Men,

The Schools and the Ieachera-Eng-,
Iish Mill observation-disclosures Men,
tion.
Uorrespondeuce Of the yorkville Enquirer.
Rock HILL, September 10.-The city
graded schools will open Thursday, the
18th and 1t is expected with the larg-
est attendance In their history. Every
thing has been put in readiness for
the occasion and those teachers not
already here will arrive Tuesday. The
corps of teachers of the Central school
is composed OF the following: j. g.
Cork, superintendent. e. Walter Hail.
principal; 1st grade, Miss e. J, Roach;
End grade. Miss Edna Love; 3rd grade,
Miss Claude Godfrey; 4th grade. Miss
Roberta Wardlaw; 9Th grade, Miss
IMaude Chaplin; 9Th grade, Miss Mar
garet Anderson; 7th grade, Miss Myr-
| tie Blankenship; Sth and 9th, Mr.. e
w. Hall; music department, Miss Ella
Mcdaniel. Miss label Roddey will do
supplementary work I'm the 1st and 2nd
grades; Miss Bessie Bronson In the
3rd and 4th grades; Miss Lille Earle
Sadler in the 9Th and 9Th grades.
Highland Park School-Mrs. Edward
Robbins with Miss Jennette Roddey as
Arcade-yictoria school, Mrs. r. s.
Hanna with Miss Mary. Love as as
sistant.
Manchester school-Miss Matte
White.
In addition to these teachers in her
own schools, Rock Hill sends out q
goodly list to teach elsewhere.
| Miss Mary Thomson will teach In
the Chester schools.
Miss Bessie Poag has one OF the
grades in the Fort Mil school.
Miss Mary Grey Sandifer has taught
for three years In the Gastonia, N. G.,
schools and has begun her fourth year.
Miss Elizabeth Forney goes for her
third year at Albemarle, N. c.
Miss Louise Gillespie will teach In
the Columbia schools this year.
Miss Rose Kee returns to Dillon.
Miss Sallie Gillespie will teach In
the Blackshear Institute, Blackshear,
Georgia.
Miss Jessie Black will also teach in
Georgia, at Mayesville
Miss Roberta Hall goes to Balm
bridge, Ga.
Miss Sadie Kendrick viii teach again
at Williston.
Mr.. Leon Kendrick will teach the
Fair school near Orangeburg.
A group Of English immigrants ar
rived here Monday morning and 1t Is
probable that they win be employed
They are from Bolton, England. and
have been In the cotton manufacturing
business all their lives. The party Is
composed of fourteen adults and three
children. 1t is rather a family party
being composed OF three married cou-
pies and the others relatives Of these
couples. They are a well dressed, In
telllgent looking group and came to
America on their own responsibility,
having learned of the scarcity Of mill
help. They impress one as being sober
people and when asked the ques-
lion. the reply was that IL "all the spir-
Its that the whole party had ever drunk
twere combined II would not drown
mousse"
The Catawba Military academy win
open Wednesday, with a bright out
look for the coming session. Rev. Dr.
D. j. Brimm IS the head Of the school
and he will be assisted by Rev. Dr.
| w. w. Brimm and Professors Keith
and Moore. Prof. Keith. who Is grad
uate Of the University Of Georgia, viii
be commandant OF cadets, Mrs.
Mazyck, the matron has been at her
post for some time and the barracks
and school are ship shake for the OPEN
ing. ~
Captaia John Boxtelle. who Is one Of
the veteran conductors on the Charles
| ton division ,of the Southern railway
will make this city his residence In the
near future. He win build on the lot
recently purchased by him. which Is In
Caldwell street.
Mr.. Costin Wood and family have
returned to the city after spending the
summer at their old home In States
Vile, N. G. MT. Wood Is manager Of
the Highland Park Cotton oil mill and
has been since It's establishment sew
eral years ago.
Rev. John Knox Colt, who has had
charge of the chapel work of the First
Presbyterian church and who has been
sick at his old home In Rowan county,
". c., for some time. II much improved
and is expected home this week.
Mr.. w. l.. Law, who Is a civil engi-
neer has secured fine position with
the Four C's company In Charlotte. For
the present his family win remain In
Rock Hill.
Mr.. w. C. Cooper, who moved here
from Kingstree last fall. has decided to
make Columbia his home and has
moved his charming family there.
They made many friends here during
their short sojourn. who regret to see
them leave,
Elizabeth, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Law Is recovering from
a case OF typhoid fever
i Mr.. John ID. Holler. who graduated at
Wofford college In June and who Is In
preparation for the ministry, Is In the
city
Miss Mamie Steele has returned from
a visit to Charleston and Columbia.
Mrs. J. w. Cantey Johnson and chill
dren of Birmingham. Ala. who have
been visiting here, return home this
week.
Miss jamie Massey has returned from
q visit to Montreal.
Mr.. ]. s. Wilson OF Lancaster, spent
Friday here.
Mr.. Avery Williams. who has been
keeping books In the Hurley Stock ex-
change has returned TO Charlotte.
Miss Rebecca Craig Of Blackstock,
is visiting her cousins. the Misses Hall.
Rev. John M. Grier, d. D., of WASH
ington. n. c.. visited his brother-in-
law, Mr.. w. s. LESLIE last week.
Miss Mary Grier Of Steele Creek, N.
c., is visiting at Mr, Lesslie's.
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