Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-09-21

Capt. E. P. Moore Of Chester, has
been visiting In Yorkville during the
past few days.
Miss Elizabeth McKesson of Nor
canton, N. c., is the guest Of Miss
Addie Moore.
Mrs. s. L. Pursley Of Zadok, return
ed last Wednesday from a visit to her
brother, Mr.. Aaron Howe in Colum-
bia.
Mr.. Brainerd Ferguson is seriously Ill
ct the home of his father, Mr.. Robert
Ferguson near Filbert, with typhoid
fever.
DIR. E. N. Shaw of Cameron, Texas,
and Miss Mary Shaw Of Rome, Ga,
are visiting their uncle, DR.. ]. H.
Saye Of Sharon.
/ Miss Minnie Garrison of Rock Hill,
and Miss Bessie Rhinehart Of Forest
City, N. c., are visiting the family OF
Mr.. ]. w. Mcfarland.
Messrs. H. H. Beard and L. w. Jen-
lsins, and Mrs. Sarah Ashe and Mrs.
T.. B. Beard were in Columbia We'd
nesday to hear Mr.. Bryan.
Mrs Paul T. Gordon and children,
left Wednesday morning for their home
| In Eagle Lake, Texas, after an ex-
tended visit to the family Of Mrs. L. A.
Johnson.
Messrs C. E. Spencer and Thomas
F. McDow, went over to Charlotte
Tuesday. evening to hear Bryan. Mr..
mellow went on to Columbia. He has
all along been a Bryanite and comes
back more enthusiastic than ever.
Col. ]. c. Boyd, adjutant general
elect is in Yorkville today, receiving
the congratulations of his numerous
| friends and supporters. He desires the
people of York county to know that he
is especially appreciative of the splen-
did vote they gave him.
The following young ladies of York
vile and vicinity entered winthrop
Wednesday for the fall session: Misses
Winnie Crawford, Olive Dobson, Mary
Dobson, Bessie Pegram, Fredrica Lind
say Mary Eunice Grist, Mary and
olive Walker, Josie Carroll, Geraldine
Lowry Nellie Russell, Kitty Blair and
Lottie Bell Simril.
Rev. I. G. Murray Of Lafayette,
Ala, is conducting services In the
Yorkville Baptist church this week.
He preached on Wednesday and last
night and the sermons are highly
spoken of by those who heard them.
Mr. Murray is most heartily commend
| ed both as a man and preacher by
Rev. DR.. r. g. Patrick, president of
Judson Female college of Marion, Ala,
and who at one time was the pastor
IF the Yorkville church.
Washington special Of September II,
| to Charleston Post: Many people In
South Carolina will be glad to learn
| that Assistant Paymaster B. M. Dob
son, the York county boy who accom-
eanied the big dry dock. to Manila, is
L a. a ND
that he should arrive here In two
weeks time. He is still attached to
the u. s. Glacier, the ship that towed
the Dewey thousands of miles to her
destination. The Glacier Is now COM
ing to the United States from the
Asiatic station and is at present max
Ing her way through the Mediterranean
after her memorable trip with the
Dewey. She is bringing home cargo
If teak, which will be delivered at the
New York navy yard, after which she
will go to Boston for a thorough over
hauling. When the Glacier left Spar
rows Point in Chesapeake Bay, last
winter for her trip Of thousands of
miles through the Suez canal for Ma
nila and Olongapo, there were few per-
sons around the navy department who
thought that the voyage would end
with anything but destruction for the
Dewey and probably for the Glacier.
The lives of those on board her were
many times despaired of, but she final
ly reached her port all right after a
rough and dangerous trip. After Pay
master Dobson reaches the United
States he will be granted short leave
Of absence and he will no doubt be
able to tell the people at home Won
jerful stories Of the Far East.