Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-06-07

terson on York street. .... Mr.. H. II.
Shannon is back home from a several
weeks visit to Asheville, \. c., greatly
improved i'm health. 80. Mrs. William
Edward Diggle left for Charlotte We'd
nesday morning for a protracted visit
with relatives and friends. go. Mr.. +.
NJ. Simpson, a prominent citizen OF the
Edgmoor community, was a business
visitor in the city on Tuesday. Mrs.
I. II. Linton and little son, have return
ed to their home in Washington, d. c.,
after a visit to her sister, Mrs. r. r.
Moffat in this city. Misses Somer-
, VILE Booth and Tillie Peay, members
of the senior class at winthrop COL
lege, are at home for few days, haV-
ing finished their final examinations
Married at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. MCCARTHY,
Miss Bessie Mccarthy to Mr.. Tom var
nadore. Magistrate ]. r. 2. Gibson OF
ficiating. Mr.. James Brown, from
Davidson, and Miss Mary Brown from
Chicora, are at home with their pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Brown at
Pleasant Grove, to spend the summer
Misses jamie Ford and Eta Nc
Cullough, seniors at Winthrop college,
are spending a few days in the city
with their parents, having a few days
before graduation, which will occur
next week. Miss Marie Cross is at
home from Converse college for the
summer Miss Mamie Hutton has
gone to Columbia to enter a business
college there. 80. Mr.. Glenn Love is
at home from Davidson college to
spend the summer. .... Miss Sarah
Evans of Abbeville, is visiting Misses
Mabel and Margie Johnson. ..... .Mr
Clyde Mcneil, from near Lando, was
in the city yesterday on business. ......
Mr.. John Stirling, a prominent farmer
from near Cornwell, was a visitor in
| the city on Wednesday. .... Mr. and
Mrs. ]. G. Colvin and children, left
Yesterday morning for Mckinney. Va.
to spend the summer. Miss Louise
Hicklin is at home from the College
| for Women in Columbia to spend the
summer vacation. .... Misses Rutn
Ivey OF Raleigh, n. c., and Lima lVey
of I,enoir. n. c., are expected next week
to visit Miss Ethel Nichols. 49,. Miss
Elizabeth Wilcox, who taught in the
public schools here the past session
has returned to her home at Darling
ton. Miss Lila Connor, who has been
teaching in the graded schools here
has gone to her home in Orangeburg to
spend the summer. Mrs. M. IL
Spearman and little son, of Newberry
who have been visiting her sister, Mrs
]. M. Latham, returned yesterday tC
their home. .... Miss Lottie kluttH Is
at home for the summer vacation from
Columbia, where she attended the COL
lege for Women the past session. .....
Messrs. w. B. and Marion Cox are al
home from Wofford college fitting
school for the summer. The former
was a member of the graduating class
there. Rev. Austin Wilks of Barn.
well, spent yesterday with Mr.. S. c
Carter and left yesterday for Spartan
burg, where his son will graduate from
Wofford Miss Ethel Nichols and
Kittie James are at home from Con-
verse college at SpartanburS to spend
the summer Miss Nichols was a men,
ber of the graduating class of that
institution. 49,. Miss Ella Faris, who
has been spending the past three weeks
with her sister, Mrs. j. r. Patton, re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon. She
was accompanied by her nephews
Masters Hugh and James Patton.
The Chester Commandery No. K. T..
held a regular conclave last night at
which three candidates, Messrs. G. L.
Cobb of Rock Hill, J. II. Craig OF
Blackstock, and w. NJ. Wallace OF
Yorkville, were inducted into member
ship in the Commandery. Following
the regular meeting a delightful COL
lation was served in the room. Among
the out of town members present in
addition to the candidates were: c. X
Chritzberg, r. +. Browne, and Pitts OF
Rock Hill; Geo. T. Schorb, A. M. Grist
I. w. Johnson, Jno. l. Barron and JOS
e. Hart of Yorkville: f. NJ. Gale of
Richburg, and f. II. Sherman of Char
lesion. A party composed of Messrs
I. Med. Hood, s. f. Wylie, Albert Hen
ry, A. D. Sanders, Hinnant, w. G. Dye
of Chester, and Messrs. Jay o. Barber
Lusk Marion, John Young, Al Hicklin
Jim Hicklin and d. A. Cauthen of
Richburg, with some from the immedi-
ate neighborhood, spent Wednesday al
the "Boulware Hole" on Rocky Greek
seining. The party had fair luck in
fishing and thoroughly enjoyed the day
The "BoulWare Hole" is one of the best
fishing places in the county and large
fishing parties go there al frequent in
tervals. 1t is on Rocky creek a few
miles below Peden's bridge and is cas-
ily accessible. .. The young people OF
the city gave a very enjoyable dance in
the rooms of the Commercial club on
Tuesday night, music being furnished
by Williams orchestra. Ten couples
evening was thoroughly enjoyed
Those present We're: Miss Porah
Wachtel with +. II. Camp; Miss Alice
Whitlock with d. Hamilton; Miss Har-
riet StringfellOw with Mac Nicely; Miss
Treackle with John Mckee; Miss Hell
en- Huffard with r. f. Henry: Miss
Amelia Beckham, Rock Hill, with Har-
ry Withers; Miss Nette Spratt with
Will Leckie; Miss Lois Sample with
Bob Morrison; Miss Bell Hood with w
+. Andrews; Miss Bryte Grouse with
II. r. Malone. Stays: r. f. Cousar, w
r. Caldwell, w. l.. Davidson, j. r. Ma
gill, c. l. Jones and Sid Groeschcl.
Fit Men For Jurors.-One of ouI
state exchanges complained last week
oon1 MAJ, ,,ara upt drawn N cory.