Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-08-30
ABOUT PEOPLE.

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visiting the Jamestown exposition.
Miss Alice Mcconnell Of Rock Hill,
Is the guest of Mrs. w. C. Latimer.
Miss Jessie Baber of Yorkville,
leaves today on visit to Charleston.
Mr.. Frank E. Smith is visiting the
jamestown exposition and northern
cities.
Mr.. Willie R. Lowry left Thursday
for Mayesville, S. c., where he has a
position.
Rev. James Boyce Of Due West fe-
male college, has been canvassing in
this county.
Mrs. ]. c.. Wilborn and daughter
Miss Elizabeth, are at White Diamond
Lithia springs.
Mr.. Jas. F. Thomson, accompanied
by Mrs. Thomson. left Tuesday for the
northern markets.
Miss Irene Laughridge and Miss Bes-
sic Lindsay of Gastonia, are visiting
Miss Mamie Turner.
Dr. E. w. Pressly Of Clover, who is
quite unwell, is spending a few days
at Cleveland Springs.
Mr.. w. c. Ewart returned last We'd
nesday from a round in the mountains
of western North Carolina.
Miss Leslie Barron of Charlotte, has
been visiting relatives and friends In
Yorkville for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Moss and chill
dren Of Kings Mountain, are visiting
relatives in Yorkville and Tirzah.
Mrs. George w. Sherrer and son
Master Andral, are visiting Mr. an6
Mrs. Tillman Huskey at Gaffney.
DR.. William r. Barron of Marion
Ala, is visiting his nephew, DR.. Johr
l. Barron and other Yorkville relatives
Mrs. Joseph w. Alexander and chill.
dren, Fair and Clarence, of Gastonia
are spending few days with Yorkvill'
friends.
Miss Jessie Hicks and Master Ray
mond Hicks Of Lancaster, are in York
Vile, the guests Of Mr.. ]. S. Mackorell':
family.
Mrs. w. Brown Wylie and daugh-
ter, Miss Rachel, left last evening fol
the jamestown exposition by way OF
Chester
Mrs. II. H. Crosland returned to hel
home in Bennettsville today. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Mary
Eunice Grist.
Little James Mcfarland, son Of Mr.
]. w. Mcfarland. who lives two mile:
east of Yorkville, got his arm broker
last Wednesday.
Miss Lee illiams returned yester-
day morning from Charleston and Co.
lumbia, accompanied by Mrs. w. II
Hand and children.
DR.. and Mrs. C. M. Kuykendal ant
children of Rock Hill, are spending
some time with the family of Mr..
Bolivar Scott at Delphos.
Mrs. Andrew Floyd and Mr.. Brian
Floyd Of Spartanbur, spent severa
days with Mr.. D. M. Halls family, Of
Yorkville R. F. D. No. l, this week.
Mr. D. M. Euart Of Hot Springs
Ark, and Mr. w. H. Euart Of Hunters
VILE, N. c., visited their sister, Mrs
D. T. Woods. in Yorkville, this week
Misses Myrtle Mcknight and Min
ME Stephenson Of Yorkville, left Sat
urday to resume their work as trained
nurses in the state hospital in Colum-
bia.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Woods and chill
dren are visiting relatives and friend:
at Gastonia. Mrs. Woods and the chill
dren will extend their visit to Hunters
Vile, N. C.
Mrs. William Epps Of Kingstree, s
c.: Mrs. F. ]. Tidbury Of Wilmington
N. c., and Miss Isabella Davis Of Ian
caster, are guests Of Mrs. M. 8. A
Bludworth.
Miss Nora Davis Of Troy, Is stop
ping a few days with Miss Mary Scot
of Delphos, on her way to Bethany
High school, where she has a position
as teacher.
Rev. DR.. ]. S. Moffatt, president Of
Erskine college, was in Yorkville las
Tuesday. He said that he was en-
couraged to look for quite a number
of boys from this county.
News and Courier: Mr.. William II
McCaw. of Columbia, Is in Charleston
for few days. Mr.. McCaw Is one Of
the best known young newspaper mer
in the state, having worked, in variou:
capacities, at different times for al
most all Of the daily newspapers ir
South Carolina. At present Mr.. Nc
Cav conducts a news bureau at Co.
lumbia and supplies a number Of the
leading dailies Of North Carolina and
Georgia with their South Carolina
news, in addition to acting as specia
representative of some Of the larger
metropolitan journals. He Is II
Charleston for the purpose Of seeing
for himself what Is going on In this
city, so that he may chronicle to thai
part Of the reading public reached by
the newspapers he represents the
progress and prospects Of the city. Mr.
McCaw did some valuable work In con-
nection with the exposition magazine
during the Charleston exposition, ano
Is known to many Of the citizens OF
this city