Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-08-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.


Mrs. NJ. w. White of Yorkville, Is
visiting her mother at Riverside
Miss Jennie Swami Of Fayetteville.
| Ca, Is visiting friends and relatives In
York county.
Misses Lora McMackin and Lila
Howell Of the Bethany neighborhood
are visiting in Heath Springs.
Mrs. w. B. Wylie and daughter, Miss
Rachel, have returned to Yorkville, af-
ter a visit to Asheville, N. c.
Miss. Frances Grist of Yorkville, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs A. B. Ham,
mond in Columbia.
Miss Fredrica Lindsay has returned
to her home in Yorkville after a visit
to Darlington, 8. c.
Misses Barnett Miller and Eunice
Youngblood Of Yorkville, R F. D. 6,
are guests Of Miss Esther Ford In Clo-
yer.
Miss Lottie Belle Simril Of Yorkville,
is visiting Miss Sudie Nicely at Old
Point.
Miss Mary .Peques of Darlington Is
the guest of Miss Fredrica Lindsay in
Yorkville.
Mrs. H. J. Conder Of Darlington is
visiting the family Of Mr.. H. T. Will
liams in Yorkville.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hammond and lit
tie son Of Columbia, visited Mrs. Mar
garet Grist in Yorkville. last week.
Miss Marion Meek of Warren. Ark,
Is the guest of Miss Rachel Wylie In
Yorkville.
Miss Mary Brown, who has been
spending sometime with Mrs. ]. c.
Wilborn in Yorkville, left today for
Catawba Springs, N. c.
Mrs. D. A. Brooks and daughter,
Elizabeth of DeQueen, Arkansas. are
visiting Mrs. Brooks sister, Mrs. A. j.
Barry. Of Sharon.
Mrs. M. H. Curry Of Gastonia, and
Mrs o. M. Norwood Of Charlotte are
the guests of Miss Rosa Lindsay In
Yorkville.
Mr.. ]. A. Barry Of Filbert, No. l, left
yesterday for the Boiling Springs high
school in Cleveland county, c., where
he will be a student during the current
session.
Rev. w. A. M. Plaxco, during the
past year principal Of the Bethany
High school has accepted the pastorate
of the Associate Reformed church at
Brighton, Tenn.
Captain John Barxtell of the Marion
and Kingville division Of the South
ern railway passed through Yorkville
/ this morning en- route to the Paclhc
coast on his annual vacation trip, Dur
ing his absence he will visit San Fran
CISCO Cal, Portland, Ore, Seattle,
Wash, and points in British Columbia.
A specially pleasant feature of the trip
will be that Capt Barxtell Is to meet
one of his brothers in San Francisco
that he has not seen since 1882. Asked
as to how he will identify his brother.
Capt. Barxtell said, "Oh, I'll know him
by his size; he weighs over 300 pounds
Mr.. S. E. Boney, news editor Of the
News and Courier, was in Yorkyille
Yesterday on a visit to the family Of
| his father, Mr.. d. E. Boney, and left
| last night for Chester. Mr.. Boney is
off duty, having been compelled to
quit work because Of severe physical
breakdown, occasioned primarily by
the hard work he has been doing In
the present campaign. In converse
ton with the editor of The Enquirer
yesterday, he expressed a fear that he
may have to quit newspaper work for
some occupation better calculated to
develop more flesh and muscle; but
he does not contemplate the idea with
much satisfaction, for the reason that
he is very much attached to his pro-
fession. Mr. Boney's many friends
sincerely hope that his breakdown Is
only temporary and that he will be
able to resume his old place within
the next few weeks.