Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-09-03
ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.
New Manager of Telephone Company
Sad Case Of Little Son OF Mr.. J. d.
GIass-Personal Notes.

New Manager Of Telephone Company
Sad Case Of Little Son Of Mr.. J. D.
GIass-Personal Notes.
correspondence Of the Yorkviile Enquirer.
Rock Hill, September 2.-Mr. j. Mack
Schorb, q young electrician, VINO LOT
several years has been with the South
ern Bell Telephone company at flor-
ence and Greenwood, today took charge
of the Rock Hill Telephone company,
as manager. Mr.. Schorb comes here
with splendid recommendations. Mr.
]. E. Pryor, the retiring manager, VINO
has been In charge for six or eight
Years, will go into the electric supply
business.
The York County r. F. D. Carriers
Association met today, with about 20
members present. Three were resi-
dents and reuters in Chester county.
The meeting was held in the city hall,
and Mr.. E. w. Conner, the president,
called the meeting to order. Colonel
]. ]. Waters welcomed the association
and the response was made by Mr. II.
D. Robinson, the silver tongued orator
from Edgmoor Congressman Finley,
who is deeply interested In the X. +.
| .. system, was present, and made a
brief address upon different features OF
the work. The business session was
held after dinner and routine business
transacted.
The many friends of that popular
salesman, Mr.. Ernest Robinson, VIII De
sorry to know that he will not be In
the city any longer. He has resigned
his position with the Roddey Mercan-
tile company, to take a Job as travel
ling salesman for the Corticelli SILK
company of Cincinnati. Just what ter
ritory he will have Is not yet settled.
He left Monday morning for Cincin-
NATL
Hal, the 11-year-old son Of Mr.. j.
Barnett Fewell Of India Hook, was Sc
yerely kicked by a mule in his fathers
lot several days ago. He was painfully
injured, but Is getting along as well
as expected.
Mr.. Crissman, manager of the Coca
Cola bottling works, who for some time
has been in bad health, left Monday
for the mountains Of Virginia. In the
hope of being benefited. During Mr..
Crissman's absence Mr.. Gwyn Of Ches-
ter, will have charge Of the plant.
| ]. ]. Keller & Co., have completed
the plans for the Delburg mills, which
will be erected at Davidson, N. c. Mr..
Keller went up Monday to close the
contract.
Miss Vista Wood, young lady of
this city. who for several years mas
been on the staff of the Union Progress,
has resigned her position there to be-
come secretary of the Southern Christ
ian Advocate, at Spartanburg. She
will spend September here with her
parents, and will take up her new du-
ties October 1st.
It will be remembered that some
months ago the small son Of Mr.. j. ID.
Glass at Edgmoor, had his skull frac-
tured by the kick Of a horse and that,
after a very skillful but apparently
hopeless operation. the child seemed on
the road to recovery. The wound did
heal and the child was able to be up
and running around, but without pow
er of speech. His understanding SEEM
ed good and heiobeyed intelligently any
directions given him, but could not talk.
It Is sad to relate as q sequel that the
Improvement was only temporary and
the child was taken suddenly worse
several days ago. The latest report Is
that his death Is looked for at any
time. T.:
walter M. Dunlap, Esq, has return
ed from Charlottesville, Va, where he
has been taking a special course In law
at the University Of Virginia.
The announcement is made that two
of our popular young folks-Miss An
ME Leftner Shurley and Mr. John X.
London-will be married the 11th In
stant. 1t Is understood that cards VIII
be issued Tuesday.
Mrs. c. R. London of Washington. Is
the guest of Mrs. Emma London.
| Mayor R. Evans Wylie Of Lancaster
was here Saturday.
The Misses Nesbit Of Van Wyck,
spent day here en- route to James
| Itown.
Miss Ellen Dunovant and Mr.. William
Dunovant of Edgefleld, are visiting
here.