Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-04-23
WITHIN THE TOWN.

A collection was taken up at the
Baptist church last Sunday morning
for the benefit of the Chinese famine
sufferers. 1t amounted to $10.31.
The round trip rate from York
Vile to Columbia on account Of the
Confederate reunion will be $1.75.
The rate from Blacksburg will be
$2.45.
When Rev. w. c. Ewart became
pastor Of the Associate Reformed
church of Yorkville three years ago,
the total membership was 46. Now it
is 112.
- The demand for the "All Through
McNeel sells a copy every few days.
Two were sold at The Enquirer office
yesterday. The supply, however is
running short.
THE local merchants, with a few
exceptions, have entered into an
agreement whereby after the 1st Of
May, they will close their stores at 6
D. m. The arrangement will last un-
til September /.
-Rt. Rev. Edwin G. Weed, bishop
of Florida, will make a visitation to
the Church of the Good Shepherd for
Bishop Ellison Capers on Friday Of
this week. Evening service at s
O'Clock will be held at the church.
The candy sale of the U. D. C's at
I. w. Johnson's store last Friday af-
ternoon proved successful beyond the
expectation of the ladies who pro-
NOTED it. The entire stock of candies
prepared for The sale was disposed Of
in little more than an hour and the
gross proceeds aggregated $2S. Quite
number of people were disappointed
through failure to arrive at the sale
before the stock had been disposed Of.
The annual election Of the Church
of the Good Shepherd was held last
Sunday with the following result:
Wardens-Geo. w. S. Hart, Geo. T.
Radcliffe. Vestrymen-M. c. Willis, o.
E. wilkins, w. F. Marshall, w. B.
Moore, r. c. Allen, r. A. Bratton,
Robt. J. Latta. Delegates to council
Geo. W. S. Hart, w. F. Marshall, R.
c.. Allein, w. B. Moore. Alternates-
M. c. Willis, o. E. wilkins, Robt. j..
Latta,
Mr.. w. P. Harrison for a number
of years past, the popular and eff
cient cashier Of the Loan and Savings
bank, has rendered his resignation and
the same has been accepted by the
board of directors to take effect on the
first Of May. The reason for the res
ignation is purely personal, and OF no
concern to the public further than
that Mr.. Harrison has many friends
who will be sorry to hear Of 1t, es-
pecially since it will probably take
him from Yorkville. He has not yet
definitely decided what he will do; but
thinks he will probably take posi-
ton with a bank in Charlotte.
- Yorkville and McConnellsville
teams played a game Of baseball on
the York Cotton mill grounds in York
Vile last Saturday, with the result
that the Yorkville team was the WIN
ner by a score of six to three. The
McConnellsville team consisted OF
Glenn Love, pitcher; Joe Moore, catch
er; Lester Harshaw, first base; Oscar
Moore, second base; William Ashe,
third base; Carlisle Moore, short stop;
B. McC1eave, left field; James Will
liams, centre field; Bratton Clinton,
right field. The Yorkville team con-
sisted Of Kenneth Lowry, pitcher; Au-
brey Willis, catcher; Robert Lindsay,
first base; Guy Louthian, second base;
Robert Allen, third base; Jas. Barr,
short stop; Bennie Barron, left field;
w. G. White, centre field: oliver Hart,
right field. Mr.. William Lowry acted
as umpire.