Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-06-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. l.. T.. Stlne OF LenOlT, N. u, HAS
taken a position in Mr. j. G. Wilborns
real estate office.
Mr.. Carl Hart Of Columbia, Is
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. S. Hart.
Mr. Arthur Hart attended the COM
mencement exercises at the South
Carolina university at Columbia, We'd
nesday.
Mr.. w. S. Hurt, of Dallas, Texas, is
spending a few days in Yorkville on a
visit to the family Of his brother, Rev
w. E. Hurt.
Cadets Jno. r. Blair and Dave
Simms of Clemson college, have re-
turned to their homes at Sharon for
the summer vacation.
Mrs. Carey Smith Of Willlston, and
Mrs. R. w. McCrary and daughter
Pauline, of Aiken, are guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. d. e. Boney.
Rev. and Mrs. l. G. Murray are
spending this week in eastern Ten
nessee and expect to return to York
Vile the latter part Of next week.
Messrs. ]. A. Tate, w. L. Williams,
Quinn Wallace and P. B. Mobley are
attending the meeting Of Shriners at
Asheville, n. c., today and tomorrow.
The name Of the minister who Is
to supply. Glover and Union Baptist
churches is Rev. w. f. Lowe, instead
of Love" as printed in the last issue
Of The Enquirer.
Miss Blanche Alexander Of st. Au-
gustine, Fla, and her nieces, Misses
Elise and Mary Withers kirkland OF
Camden. are visiting the family Of Mr..
]. r. Lindsay and other Yorkvllle rel
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Harrison and
children came up from Columbia yes
terday to spend few days with York
vile relatives and friends They are
the guests of Miss Maggie M. Moore.
Mr.. Jas. H. Dickson was taken to
the hospital at Rock Hill Tuesday
evening and in a few days will under
go an operation for appendicitis. He
was resting comfortably this morn
ing.
Rock Hill Herald: The following
students who have been attending col
lege at Due West, have returned to the
city: w. B. Roddey, William Boyce, Ell
lie Simpson, John Barron, Bynum
Belts, c. B. Belts, Roddey Gettys and
Miss LENA Stultz. Miss Ola Barron,
who has been teaching there, has also
returned to the city.
Columbia State: Although vigorously
opposed Mayor John R. Hart Of York
vile has been reelected by a vote of
103 to 81. Opposition Is said to have
been based on the fact that the mayor
gave offenders the limit Of the law.
The result shows that when the test
is made large majority stand for the
official who is courageous and who
seeks by stern justice to reduce law
leSneSS.
Baptist Courier: 1t is announced
that Rev. ". E. Lowe, of Virginia,
has accepted the church at Glover, ).
c. The Religious Herald says of him:
willis Edward Lowe, Of Prince Will
liam county, Va, has given a good
account of himself in his student life
here. He is a master of arts of Rich
mond college, and TIL. G. Of the South
ern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Before entering the seminary Brother
Lowe was located at Haymarket, Va.
Glover. S. c., is fortunate in having
located this good and earnest man. ;.
We extend Bro. Lowe a most cordial
welcome TO the state.
Mr.. Luther J. Davidson, formerly Of
this county, but for the past eighteen
month a resident of Santa Anna, Tex
as, is back on a visit to his old home.
He was in The Enquirer office yester-
day, and discussing the situation In his
section of Texas, said that crops OF all
kinds, especially cotton are fine. He
said that when he left cotton was a
little more than knee high and was
promising big yield He has very
little idea Of the conditions throughout
the state; but thinks that they have
been almost ruined in the eastern sec
ton. The boil weevil has not made its
appearance yet: but is looked for later.
Mr.. Davidson will return In few
days.
Fort Mill Times: In a letter Tues
d;V to the board of trustees of the
FC"t Mill graded school, Prof. Jack
son Hamilton, of Marshville, who was
recently elected principal of the school
here to succeed Prof. j. II. Wither-
spoon, declines to accept the position.
Upon receipt of Prof. Hamilton's re-
fusal, the board held meeting Tues
day evening and elected Prof. II. w.
Wolff, of Petersburg, Va, to the prin-
cipalship. Prof. Wolff is a graduate
of the university Of Virginia and is
highly recommended. In the meeting
of the board Tuesday, Miss Kate Ar
drey of Pineville, was elected an as
sistant teacher to succeed Miss Bes-
sic Poag, resigned and has notified