Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-08-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Miss Emma ROach OF ROCK Hill, Is
the guest Of Mrs. D. f. Finley.
Miss Dollie McElroy of Chester, Is
the guest of Mrs. Mason Mcconnell
Miss Mary Mccullough Of wilkins
Vile, is in Yorkville on visit to her
sister, Mrs. ]. P. White.
Mr. D. Edw. Finley, Jr, and Miss
Daisy Gist, left this morning for stay
Of ten days at Montreal, N. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Hunter and
child, Of Lincolnton, N. c., are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Hunter.
Mrs. VIM. ]. Whitener and children
of Tampa, Fla, arrived last Monday
or a visit to relatives in Yorkville and
vicinity.
Mr. w. S. Hutchison Of York, Is the
winner Of one Of the normal scholar
ships offered by the South Carolina
university.
Mr.. John NJ. Rawlinson left for his
home in Charlotte yesterday, after
visit of two weeks to the family OF w.
w. Lewis, Esq.
DR.. C. Fred williams Of Columbia, Is
spending several days in Yorkviile;, on
account Of the illness Of his father,
Mr.. L. r. Williams.
Misses Juanita and Sudie Nicely OF
Old Point, are entertaining feW OF
their friends at house party In honor
of Miss Lottie Belle Simril Of York
vile.
Chester Lantern: Miss Ada San
ders, whose illness was mentioned IN
the last issue of The Lantern, has
been taken from Yorkville to the hos
oital in Rock Hill. where she has been
nursing. She has typhoid fever.
Mr.. T. A. Matthews, who recently
went to Oklahoma on prospecting
tour, has returned. He did not see
ANYTHING in the new state that seems
to compare with the advantages OF
York county
Chester Lantern: Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Alexander and little daughter
of Lexington, Ca, who nave Deen
spending a while at Wrightsville
Beach, were in the city Wednesday
night on their way to York county 10
visit relatives.
Chester Lantern: Mr.. Killough
White returned yesterday morning
from a two weeks vacation spent I'm
York county. He was accompanied
by Mr.. Mason Blair, Of Sharon, and
Paul Patrick, of White Oak. who went
on to the latter's home.
Mr.. Theodore H. Boyd Of Fort Mil
township, was in Yorkville today, ac-
companied by his three sons, Rufus F.,
Charles D., and William T. The sole
object of their trip was to secure reg
istration certificates. The elder MT
Boyd believes that every citizen should
be at all times qualified for the ruil
duties Of citizenship, and the sons look
upon the matter In exactly the same
light as their father
Mr.. T. J. Nichols and daughter, Miss
Ewart, who have been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Arkansas during
the past few weeks, got back to YORK
VILE last Sunday. Both report de-
lightful time. Mr.. Nichols said that ne
did not consider the crops he saw on
the road to be as good as those In this
country. He Is quite sure that he did
not see twenty acres OF corn In pody
that will compare with twenty acres or
his own corn. He said the people out
that way seem to be in good spirits,
however Money seems to be plentiful
enough.
Rock Hill Record: Mr.. Paul Nicely
Moore, who has been connected with
the Aragon mills for some time past,
looking after their cotton business, ETC.,
has resigned his position and accepted
one with Geo. H. McFadden & Bro, or
Philadelphia, dealers in cotton. Mr..
Moore's resignation will not take erect
until September 1st, and he Will be To-
Gated after that date at Winnsboro.
The many friends Of Mr. and MRS.
Moore will regret very much that they
will leave the city, as they nave Deen
quite an addition to the society or TINS
place during their stay here, but Will
wish him much success In his new
home.
The Enquirer Is in receipt OF two
COPIES of the Dallas, Texas, News ana
a copy of the McCurtain, Oklahoma,
Gazette, from Mr.. r. Speight Mclean,
a native and former resident or YORK
Vile; but for many years past a cltlZen
of Texas, now located at ldabel, Okla.
In the Dallas News, Mr.. McClain has
marked an account of the death OF ).
w. T. Lanham, former governor OF
Texas. and a native of Spartanburg, 5.
G. Governor Lanham died at his home
at Weatherford, Texas, on Jul y 2S.
Mr.. w. S. McLain will be remembered
as the eldest son of the late Jos. A.
McIain, long connected with the COM
mercial life of Yorkville and for many
years Judge Of the probate court.
The young people of Bethany, had a
very pleasant reception at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Ratterree Monday
evening. Those present were Misses
Marie Harden of Columbia, Ida Or
mand of Bethel, Lora McMackin Of
Yorkville, Emmie Davis, Martha Faulk-
ner, Maggie Faulkner. Eunice PlaXco,
lone Plaxco, Ella Templeton, Mary
Plaxco, Irene Quinn, Bessie Thomasson,
Willie Mae Lineberger Ruth McGill,
Lena Howell, Lila Howell, Matte Rat
terree and Messrs. Worth Mcknight,
Rob Quinn, Frank Davis, Bob Adams,
Walter Beamguard, Sam Beamguard,
Thad Howell, John Ratterree. Moffet
McGill, Cleve Goforth, Jim Faulkner
Orr Sparrow, Frank Lineberger, Boycel
Plaxco, Mr.. and Mrs. John Quinn, Mr.
and Mrs Lindsay Templeton. Refresh
ments Of cream and cake were served.
Chester Lantern: Miss Eta Nc
Cullough entertained on Thursday
evening in honor of her visitors. Miss
Kate Dickert. of Union, Miss Louise
Iuy, of Lowryville, and Miss Bessie
Pegram, of Yorkville. The hostess
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Nc
Cullough and Miss Mildred Ferguson
net the guests and introduced them
o the fair young ladies In whose non
Or the entertainment was given. In
he back hall delicious punch was dis
)ensed to the guests by Misses Vivian
Hand, of Columbia, and Marie Cross. |
Out on the spacious piazzas and the
pleasant lawn, seats were placed and
Misses Bessie White. Lillian Horne |
md Clara Mccullough and Mr.. VIII
.eckie looked after the pleasure or
he guests. Delightful refreshments
IF ice cream and cake were served dur
ng the evening.