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

er Notes.
Correspondence Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
Rock HILL, Sept. 20.-A young man
by the name of William RHEIMS was
found lying at the corner OF Saluda
and Johnston streets wednesday al
ternoon late. He was suffering very
much and entirely unable to walk. II
was found that he had been sick all
day and had been trying to reach a
home in the country where ne Wouid
be cared for. He failed in this, how
ever but found some one who brought
him back to town and left him where
he was found, thinking he could make
his own way. A conveyance was pro-
cured and he was taken to the home
of his married sister, who lives In the
western portion of town near the Ar
cade cotton mill. He was not intoxi-
Gated.
]. Edgar Poag, the we'll known real
estate broker who cuts the earth TO
suit your taste" lost a fine mule one
day recently. Information on the sub
ject is hard to obtain from Mr.. Poag
himself but the facts so far as can be
learned are to the effect that Mr.. Poag
and a friend were out for spin In an
auto, they met a lone lady driving a
small black mule who showed signs OF
exceeding nervousness and refused
either to pass or stand pat. The gal
liant broker alighted and grasping the
affrighted animal by rein and nose,
signalled his chauffeur friend to "go
ahead now, I'll hold him." The auto
went ahead with a choo-choo and so
did the mule, knocking his would-be
captor aside and to the ground, piling
on him butter, eggs and all sorts OF
country produce and hiking for town.
Mr.. Poag and his friend gathered UP
the things that could be saved and
came back to town enquiring for
lady driving a small black mule.
Prof. Harry Asbury has returned
from spending his summer In Charlotte
and the mountains and resumed his
duties as musical director at the Ca
tawba Military academy.
Invitations were issued here today
by Mrs. Rebecca Jefferies Lynn for
the marriage Of her daughter, Miss
Millie Ramoth Lynn to the Rev. Ar
thur S. Rogers, on the evening OF Oc-
tober the third at o'clock. The mar
riage will be solemnized in the Asso-
ciate Reformed Presbyterian church OF
which Mr.. Rogers Is the pastor. Invi-
tations were also issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Alexander Black for a re-
ception at their home in Academy
street, Immediately after the mar
riage.
Mesdames Robert B. Cunningham
and John N. McElwee entertained
number of their lady friends at de-
lightful luncheon at the Cunningham
residence in College avenue, Thursday
morning at 1890 o'clock, In honor OF
their sister, r-in-law and sister Mesdames
Robert B. Russell and James P. Craw-
ford.
Winthrop college opened promptly
On time Wednesday morning with all
the teachers and practically all the
students in the chapel to hear DR..
Johnson's welcoming address. also fill
ed with good and wholesome alvice to
the new and old pupils. It is the rule
in Winthrop that there are to be no
"straglers." The students are expect
ed to be at the college the day before
school opens and they are there.
One young lady from North Caro-
lima who missed her train telegraphed
from Winston to hold her room as she
was on the way. This was necessary
nrecaution in an institution where
there were applications from nearly
1000 and accommodations for only 432.
There are always applicants waiting
to take the room Of anyone who Tor
any reason fails to come. Everything
started off today with a verve and
CLICK Inal lOTetellS Boou years win
Misses Lilly Massey and Mabel
Kirkpatrick have returned to Fort
Mill after a visit to relatives here.
Mrs. E.. r. Avery of Alabama, Is
visiting relatives and friends here. i
Mr.. Thos. H. Daniel Of Washington,
D. c., has returned home after visit
to his sister, Mrs. w. H. Arial.
Rev. Elwood Holler of Cornwell,
came up Wednesday afternoon for a
visit to his parents Mr. and Mrs. A.
D. Holler.
Mr.. Robert K. Tompkins is visiting
his mother here.
Mr.. E Gillian Steele Of Charleston,
is visiting Rock Hill, his old home.
Mr.. Ben Team of Camden, spent
day with Mr.. Harry Ruff on his way
to study medicine at Davidson COL
lege.
Miss Louise Brown Of Abbeville,
spent several days with her aunt, Mrs.
Greene Sandifer, before entering Win
throp.
Miss Madge Johnston will leave In
few days for Washington, D. c.
where she will attend Miss Stewards
school for young ladies'.