Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-06-28
ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.
Log Rolling Of the Woodmen-Tin Pan
Serenade - Baseball Personal and
Other Notes.

Other Notes.
Correspondence Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
Rock HILL, June 27-The g-rolling
of the local Woodmen held in Fried
helms hall was a most enthusiastic
one A large number Of the fraternity
was present and very enJoyaple
evening was spent, which was
rounded out by the serving OF
light refreshments at McElwee's
cafe. Mr.. ]. B. Johnson was the toast
master and called upon Messrs. ]. z.
Parker, Hon. w. T. Slaughter, ]. H.
McFadden and Rev DR.. ]. H. Thorn
we'll, all of whom made encouraging
speeches. Mr.. ]. c. Wilborn was pres
ent and extended an invitation to the
camps to meet with the Yorkviile
brethren in their Fourth of July rally.
Upon the reverse OF the menu cards
was printed some interesting figures,
wiz: walnut camp membership, 5O4;
insurance In force, $590,000; death
losses paid, $4,000: monuments erect
ed. 80. This shows the popularity OF
the w. o. w. in Rock Hill. There is in
addition to Walnut camp the newly or
ganized Myrtle camp with about thir-
ty-five members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood Moore, very
popular young couple, moved into their
new home one day last week ana
night or two later number OF their
friends collected a large and useful
stock of tinware and gave them ser.
enade Everybody living in that part
or town thought that the affair was
mere joke, but have since learned that
the instruments used in making the
music were old tin pans while the well
selected and useful new assortment was
left with Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, for their
kitchen use.
The advent of Mr.. Hamilton Carhart
into Rock Hill manufacturing circles
will probably prove a great tning 1or
the city indirectly, and for the welfare
of those connected with his mill, di-
rectly His village will have cement
sidewalks laid and many changes Will
take place there within short time.
A number of welfare schemes are
now on foot, which are not quite
ready for publication, but Will be men
toned little later
The new manufacturing enterprise
mentioned some weeks ago in connec-
ton with the old ]. R. Allen properly
on the western outskirts OF the city,
has been organized as the Harris Man
ufacturing company and the erection
OF their plant will begin as soon as
the plans can be completed.
Prof Keith, who was during the past
session connected with the c. M. A.
has gone to Waynesville, n. c., TO
make arrangements for taking crew
Of Rock Hill boys for a camping party.
The tents will be pitched some miles
above Waynesville, on the river. The
party so far is composed OF Church
and Lyle Whitner, York Wilson, Joe
and Dunlap Roddey, Roy Barron, Paul
Mazyck and Oran Crawford. They will
be Joined later by other boys from this
city.
Rock Hill and Charlotte played two
games of ball here this week, the 10
Gals taking both games with scores OF
s to 2 and Z to 0. The visitors were
outclassed "Witherspoon's Specials"
have so far nothing but victories to
their credit, and are confident that
nothing but a professional team can
change the record. A new pitcher,
Roy Evans, has been added and he
plays the game with a deliberate ease
that is a wonder to the fans. In the
Wednesday game d beautiful triple
play was made. Rock Hills fine short
stop, Maxwell, caught a drive fly al
most at second, touched that base and
threw to first, putting out two runners
and the batter.
Mr.. w. E. Stowe, a young salesman
in the Roddey Mercantile campany's
store, Is to be married to Miss jamie
the 10th OF July. Mr. Stowe has been
a resident of this city for several
years. coming here from Belmont, N. c.
Miss May Chaplin of this city, and
Mr. ]. NJ. Miller Of Langley, were mar
ried Tuesday afternoon at the brides
residence in East Main street, the Rev.
w. B. Duncan of st. Johns Nj. +.
church performing the ceremony.
Rev. Luther A. Oates of Bridgeton,
n. j., who has been visiting his old
home near the city for several weeks,
will preach at the First Presbyterian
church Sabbath morning.
Miss Kathleen Boyce Of Gastonia,
will visit Major W. w. Boyce's family
this week.
Mrs. w. Med. Steele, Miss Lois
Steele and little Margaret Steele, have
returned from a trip to ASheville.
Mrs. w. s. Lee. Jr., Of Charlotte is
visiting Mrs. Jas. F. Reid.
Dr. w. A. PRESLEY will attend the
meeting of the State Dental association
In Anderson next week.