Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-05-03
ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.
Did Not Get Into League-Scarlet Fe.
yer Prevalent-Personal Mention.

Correspondence Of the York,ille Enauirei
Rock Hill, May 2nd.-Our city
failed to get into the state league OF
ball players this year as none Of those
originally in the schedule failed to
come to time. 1t was not Rock Hills
fault-except as to making the effort
too late-as she was there with the
goods and made formal application.
Next year the local fans will get busy
earlier and no doubt get the town In
the league. A good deal Of interest is
being manifested here now on the
sport. The local high school team. the
,C. M. A., is a splendid one and al
though just returned from HartsvillC
with two defeats to their credit, the
boys are in good spirits as they play
ed good ball against very strong
team and kept the score down low.
There are a number OF cases OF
scarlet fever in the Arcade mill vii
lage. While the form Is an exceed
ingly mild one and there have been no
deaths, the board Of health thought IL
best to close the Arcade school for
the present and also to exclude from
the Central school all children living
near the affected district.
Mr.. A. T. Brown of Orangeburg, who
is to be the superintendent Of the al
most completed Aragon Cotton mills
has arrived in the city preparatory to
taking up his work. For several years
past he has been in charge Of the Or
|angeburg Manufacturing cOmpany's
plant and Is man thoroughly COM
petent for this responsible position.
News Of the death Of Mrs. Leroy
Springs, which occurred in Baltimore
Tuesday night, was received here with
great regret. Mrs. Springs was well
known here and had some intimate
friends in this city. Mr.. and Mrs. w
]. Roddey went up Thursday afternoon
to Charlotte to attend the funeral.
| Contractor ]. ]. Keller Is fitting w
a convenient and comfortable office In
the building on West Main street next
door to the steam laundry.
| Mr.. Britton Of Lancaster, has secur-
ed a position in E. E. Clouds to sue
ceed Mr.. Carl Cornwell who has re-
turned to his farm.
Mr.. w. r. Simms, a recent pharma-
ceutical graduate Of the South Caro-
lima Medical college, Is now with the
company. Mr.. Simms Is a brother OF
Mrs. Rosa Simms Mclean, who lives
in Oakland.
Dr. D. L. Mcguire Of Charleston
who Is also a graduate Of the South
| Carolina Medical college in the recent
class, Is visiting In the city. DR.. Ma
| guire graduated fourth in his class
and is one Of the staff at the Roper
hospital now.
| Dr. ]. Burkmeyer Patrick of this
city was one of the graduates OF this
years class at the Southern Dental
college OF Atlanta His younger
brother, w. M. Patrick Is a student al
that institution.
| Mr.. Archie Barron, who is a student
of the medical department Of Wander
bilt university, Is at home for the va
cation.
| Mr.. Eugene Holler who has been
| travelling salesman for several years
| Is at home for few days.
DR.. Law of Charlotte, will preach
at the First Presbyterian church nexi
Sabbath. 1t Is expected and hoped
that the former pastor. DR.. Lingle OF
Atlanta will be here the fourth Sab
bath and preach for his former con-
gregation.
Mrs. Chas. K. Chreitzberg and little
daughter, Margaret Adams, are visit
ing relatives in Savannah, Ga