Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-10-03
ABOUT PEOPLE

Mr.. C. w. Adickes Of Yorkville, is
spending few days in Atlanta.
J. A. Marion, Esq, Of Yorkville,
spent Wednesday In Columbia.
Mr.. Tscharner De Graffenreid, OF
Charlotte, is visiting relatives in York
Vile.
DR.. C. f.. williams and daughter of
Columbia, visited relatives In York
Vile this week. -.
Miss Bessie Thomasson Of Glover, is
with the Mcconnell Dry Goods COM
pany as a saleslady.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nicely and son.
Of Rock HILL are visiting the family OF
Mrs. H. A. d. Nicely in Yorkville.
Miss Lottie Belle Simril Of York
Vile No. Z, Is teaching the Bethel
school. The session began Monday.
Mr.. Frank Houston Of Charlotte,
visited his brother Mr.. ]. L. Houston
on Yorkville r. F. D. No. this week.
Miss Sadie Dunlap has returned to
the home Of her brother, Mr.. w. T.
Dunlap, in Charlotte, after a visit to
Yorkville friends.
Mrs. A. S. Withers left yesterday for
Greenville, after a visit Of several
weeks with the family of Mr.. r. j.
Withers in Yorkville.
Col. and Mrs Asbury Coward, who
have ben spending the summer in
Yorkville, have returned to their
home in Orangeburg.
Master Fred Hicks left yesterday for
visit to Timmonsville friends, after
spending several weeks with Yorkville
relatives and friends.
Mr.. ]. R. Barnwell, for some time
past in the employ Of 1. w. Johnson,
has taken a position with the York.
vile Hardware company.
Mr.. Jas. A. Sherer, for several years
past in the employ Of the Yorkville
Banking and Mercantile Co., has taken
position as assistant in the Yorkville
postoffice.
Mr.. M. C. Willis returned to York
vile yesterday, after spending two
days in Barnwell county. Mr.. Willis
SAYS that the crops in the vicinity of
Williston are the best he ever saw
there.
Miss Eunice Mcconnell left Wednes-
day for Birmingham, Ala, after
spending several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. w. H. Mcconnell. in
Yorkville.
Reports as to the condition Of Miss
Matte Craig, who Is at the home of
Mr. R. A. Shillinglaw, on Yorkville NO.
z, are not encouraging. Miss Craig has
been i'll for almost year and grave
doubts are expressed as to the proba-
bility of her recovery.
Miss Annie DuPre of Yorkvile, who
is visiting in Spartanburg, was one or
the assistants at the reception given
after the marriage Of Miss Helen ALI
son DuPre Of Spartanburg, to Mr.. Car
los Roland Mosley Of Laurens, last
Wednesday night The wedding and
the reception that followed, were quite
brilliant affairs.
Columbia Record, Wednesday: In
honor of Miss Katherine Elise Lati-
mer, whose marriage to Christopher
Atkinson the first week in November,
will be one Of the notable events OF
the fall season. Mrs. P. M. Gibbes
will give miscellaneous shower We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock at her
home on Senate street. About twenty
five Of Miss Latimer's friends will be
among the guests.
From Rev. e. s. Reaves' report of the
recent meeting Of the York Baptist as
sociation in the Baptist Courier: York
county Is not Baptist territory. But
this very fact has resulted in develop
ing a very sturdy and loyal type OF
Baptists, since they are what they are
from conviction and not because 1t Is
the most popular thing to be Baptist.
In some respects the York association
is unique. For one thing 1t has Bro: S.
M. Grist for clerk, and that means that
1t has the best clerk perhaps to be
found in the state. The advance sheets
of the financial tables were in print
and circulated at the meeting. of the
body. Within ten days after the body
adiourns 1t Is no uncommon thing that
the minutes are in the hands Of the
church clerks. A. E. Willis Is the mod
orator and the officers are elected at
the close Of the session."