Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-04-30
DR.. Samuel Howard Ezell to Miss

DR.. Samuel Howard Ezell to Miss
Brennie Thompson at Riverside.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian,
April "a: Rev. B. Frank White of
Franklinville, N. Y, will sail from
Boston, Mass, next April q, to attend
the Worlds Sabbath School convention
at Rome. Will visit Palestine, Egypt
and other countries and will be absent
three months.
Charlotte Observer, Sunday: The
news yesterday from the Kelly private
sanatorium in Baltimore, at which
Mrs. Leroy Springs has been i'll for
weeks, was not encouraging. She was
barely alive yesterday morning and
the attending physicians held out lit
tie hope Of a betterment in her condi-
ton.
The following Confederate veterans
attended the funeral of Captain E. A.
Crawford yesterday: JOS. F. Wallace.
B. Frank White, ]. J. Hunter, L. r.
Williams, N. j. n. Bowen, w. C.
Whitesides, W. E. Erwin, John D. Nc
Connell, w. H. Mcconnell, John L.
Starr, H. C. Strauss, T. w. Clawson,
John Caldwell, A. Cody and J. E.
Lowry. Messrs. w. C. Whitesides and
B. Frank White are the only survi-
vors Of Captain Crawford's company
Mr. John R. Hart has resigned his
commission as captain Of company L.
First regiment (the Jasper Light In
fantry). Information was given to
the public through the daily papers
last Saturday. Asked about the mat
ter, Mr.. Hart said that he had been
led to resign because he found that the
duties of the position interfered with
his professional work to a larger ex-
tent than he could afford. He was
very reluctant to give up the place
and as he was very popular with the
men of the company, they also dislike
to give him up. His successor will be
elected by the members Of the COM
pany.
FL Paso. Texas, Herald, April %:
A party Of nine men interested In min
ing in Mexico from Georgia and Ala
bama are at the Sheldon today and
will leave for the south tomorrow
morning. Maj. W. A. Towers, who
was in the Fourth Georgia regiment
in the Confederate army; Capt. w. r.
Hester, A. s. Klyce. ]. C. Allen, DR.
R. T. Shumate. C. C. Meedham, ]. W.
Garland, Bowman Duncan and ]. A
Manget compose the party that arrived
here Sunday and will leave for Chi
huahua tomorrow, where they will
take mules and go into the Sierra
Madre mountains to visit their prop
erty. They visited the Ell Paso smell
ter today. ]. F. Fender will join the
party in Mexico.
News and Courier: Miss Eleanor
Bennette Saunders, the first honor
graduate in the class Of 1907, Medical
College of the State Of South Carolina,
is native born South Carolinian, and
claims as her home the pretty, pro-
gressive little city of McConnellsville
York county. In the sketch OF man
1t Is customary to give his age first
but the interviewer sent to call on
Miss Saunders Monday did not have
the nerve to ask her age; so 1t may
only be said that she is old enough for
graduation. She studied at home
graduating at the McConnellsville
High school. then taking the full four
years at Winthrop college. From
Winthrop Miss Saunders came to
Charleston, and four years ago enter
ed the Medical college. II have al
ways, since a little girl" she said
wanted to be physician; but MOI
until within few months Of the time
I entered the Medical college did
think 1t would be a possibility. The
matter was first seriously discussed In
August after the spring OF graduation
at Winthrop, and I came to Charles
ton a few weeks later. l do not think
of anything especially interesting to
tell about myself" she continued, "ex-
cept that while at home, between ses-
sions, I read and practiced some
Yes, I read about eight to ten hours
a day. I had capable and kindly ad.
vice and help from DR.. w. M. Love OF
McConnellsville. I know that have
the option Of being an inferno at the
Roper hospital, but have not made uI
nv mind about taking 1t. 1t Is posi-
BILE that there may be something bet
ter.