Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-05-05
AROuT PEOPLE.

Mrs. Margaret Trawick of Gastonia,
is the guest of DR.. Cartwright's fam
lily.
Mrs. r. E. Sharp OF Heath Springs,
Is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
M. J. Walker.
Miss Willie Bradley of Gastonia,
spent Sunday in Yorkville with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Happperfield.
Mr.. j. c. Conner went to Charlotte
yesterday on account of the critical
illness of one of his grandsons.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lowry and Mrs.
Matte Lowry Of Lowryville, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. r. B. Lowry.
Mr.. R. S. Galloway, business mana
ger and local editor Of the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian is in Yorkville.
Mrs. A. T. Currell Of Newark, N. j.,
is spending some time with Miss Mag
gle Moore and other relatives in York.
vile.
Mrs. A. Frank Wood returned home
Yesterday after an extended visit to
Mr. and Mrs. G.. E. Wood at Sumter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas Lindsay and chill
dren of Gastonia, spent Sunday in
Yorkville with Mr.. R. E. Montgomery
family.
Mr. Jas. F.. Thomson Of the Thom-
son Co, left yesterday for Baltimore
and New York to replenish spring
stock.
The De Queen, Arkansas Bee, states
that every house on the farm of our
old friend, ]. R. Hudson was blown
down by the recent cyclone.
Misses jamie Smith and Sallie At
kinson of the Armenia neighborhood
of Chester county, are the guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Ferguson.
Mr.. Joseph F. Wallace sustained a
slight stroke of paralysis last Satur-
day and his condition since has been
a matter of much concern to his many
friends.
The Enquirer has received an inVi-
tation to the commencement exercises
of the Boiling Springs High school
near Shelby. The exercises take place
May 10-14.
Mr.. A. f. Ruff, a we'll known and
died at his home in that city this
morning from the effect Of stroke
of paralysis that came upon him
few days ago. Mr.. Ruff appeared TO
be some better yesterday and his death
this morning was unexpected.
Rev. DR.. Oliver Johnson, late pas
tor Of Neely's Creek is in Yorkville in
attendance on the spring meeting of
the First presbytery. He will go from
here direct to his new charge, Winns-
boro, his household goods having al
ready been moved. DR.. Johnson feels
that he is leaving a most capital charge
and Neelys Creek feels that it is
parting with a most capital pastor.
Both are right.
Some Of the young people Of Beth
any went in a wagon to the Galloway
mill pond last Friday and spent very
pleasant day fishing. They were as
follows: Mr. John Quinn with Miss
Myrtle Sparrow, Mr.. Jeff Davis with
Miss Matte Ratterree, Mr.. Rob Quinn
with Miss Lena Howell, Mr.. Frank
Davis with Miss Willie Lineberger, Mr..
Walter Beamguard with Miss Irene
QUINN and Master Frank Lineberger.
They all report a fine dinner.
Mr. Thomas f. Lessie who built
the Neely Greek church was there
last Sunday at the dedication. Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie have been at Ashe-
vile, ~ c., for some time past on
account of Mrs. Lesslie's health. Mr..
Lesslie ran down to the dedication be-
cause of his peculiar interest in the
occasion generally, he having been
born and reared in the Neely Creek
church neighborhoOd. and also be-
cause of his connection with the
building. He was able to tell
The many friends Of himself AID
Mrs. Lesslie, that Mrs. Lesslie's health |
seems to be improving.