Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-08-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. Jas. F. Glenn Of Sumter, is vis-
iting relatives and friends In York
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Spann OF
Sumter, are the guests Of Mrs. w. b
Steele.
Miss Anna Mclaughlin Of Char
lotte, Is the guest Of Miss Anna G.
Schorb.
Mr.. George Cartwright Of Gaffneyi
Is visiting his father, DR.. A. Y. Cart
wright.
NJ. William James of Chester spent
Sunt ~ in Yorkville with Mr.. George
Cartwright.
M. ]. Harry Spann of Sumter, has
been elected principal Of the Clover
graded school.
Mrs. D. e. Finley returned home
Satu rday after stay Of several weeks
In Washington.
L,g s. L. Steele Of the Star Drug
ton Of two weeks.
Messrs. Louis Roth, w. R. Carroll
and Walker r. Latimer left today for
a visit to Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Carl Latimer OF
Chester, spent Sunday with Mr.. W.
&c. Latimer's family.
Miss Belle Kennedy has returned
home after visit to Montreal, N. c.,
and a. Spartanburg.
Miss Matte Caldwell Of Glover,
spent Sunday and yesterday with MT
and Mrs. H. C. Glenn.
Miss Nellie Boykin of Boykin, Is
in YCrkville on visit to her sister
Mrs. john G.. Barnwell.
Mrs. s. r. Moore. Mr.. Sam and
Miss Msmis Moore, left Saturday to
visit relatives in Charlotte.
Mrs. J. E. Johnson and children
are spending several weeks at Gran
ite Fails and Lenoir, N. c.
Miss Daisy Gauldin Of Charleston,
is visiting the family Of Mr.. j. j.
Gauldin on Yorkville No. 8.
Miss Frances Robertson Of Wash
ington, D. c., is visiting her cousin,
M IS Nellie Hart in Yorkville.
Mr. Carl Hart Of Columbia, came
up Friday afternoon on visit to the
family of Mr.. Geo. W. s. Hart.
DR.. ]. D. Mcdowell and family
left Saturday for Edgemont, N. c.,
and will be away for sometime.
Mrs. Ellen Rothrock and daughter,
Miss Minnie, of Chester, are visiting
Miss Alice Craig on Yorkville No. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Walker Of
Gaffney, spent several days In York.
Vile the past week with the family of
DIR. M. j. Walker.
Miss Janet Macfarlan Of Laurens,
arrived in Yorkville last night, and
will be the guest Of the Misses NC
Connell on College street
Messrs. ]. Frank Ashe and ]. E.
Burns, represented the York County
Farmers Union at the state conyen-
ton in Columbia last week.
Misses Lucy and Belle Bankhead
have returned to their home on Sha..
ron No. /, after a visit OF several
days to Mrs. s. G. Bankhead on YORK
Vile No. 6.
Mrs. Paul T. Gordon and children
Of Eagle Lake, Tex, arrived In YORK
Vile last week on a visit to her moth
er, Mrs. L. A. Johnson and other rel
atives and friends.
Colonel and Mrs. Asbury Coward Of
Orangeburg, arrived in Yorkville yes
terday afternoon and will spend sew
eral weeks here. They are boarding
with Mrs. S. c. Ashe.
Mr.. Guy Louthian, who came home
two weeks ago on account OF an al,
tack Of what promised to be typhoid
fever Is out again and will return to
his work in the Charlotte Observer
Office tomorrow.
The friends OF Mr.. Edward S. Low
nv, carrier on Yorkville r. f. d. NO.
8, will be pleased to know that ne Is
recovering from his recent attack OF
fever and will be ready for work
again when he regains his strength.
Mrs. S. G. Bankhead Of Yorkville
No. 6, had an unpleasant experience
with rabid dog on Thursday. She
was in the yard, and hearing some
thing in the house, went in to inves-
tieate. finding their own dog had
gone mad. Mr.. Bankhead was away
from home at the time, but Mrs.
Bankhead called for assistance and
the dog was killed.
Mr.. Walter Hobbs Of Tampa, Fla,
came to Yorkville last Wednesday on
account of the fatal illness of his fath-
er, Mr.. w. P. Hobbs, leaving for mis-
home last night Mr.. John Hobbs ar
rived from Tampa this morning. hav-
ing been unable to reach Yorkville in
time for the funeral of his father yes
terday afternoon. He will remain with
relatives in Yorkville for only a few
days.
Among the out of town people who
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Margar-
ct ]. Clark in Yorkville last Friday
were: Mr.. John F. Brison, Mr.. Ru-
fus Ratchford and his son, Mr.. Har-