Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-09-05
ABOUT PEOPLE


visiting Mrs. D. T. Woods In Yorkville.
- Mrs. Hortense Strauss Of -IIaurens, Is
spending several days In Yorkville at
Mrs. N. J.. N. Bowen's. ms sss'as . z
Mr.. John M. Rawlinson of Char
w. Lewis, in Yorkville. ~ sf
superintendent v. L. Smith Of the
Victor Cotton Oil Co.. Of Yorkville
spent yesterday in Charlotte. -..---.s,.
Mrs. ]. M. Hubbard of Huntersyille,
N. c., is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. ].
Dunlap on Yorkville, r. F. d. g.. -
Mrs. Alice Kincaid Of Gastonia visit.
ed the family Of Mr.. ]. L. Moss on
Yorkville r. F. d. 8. this week. as
Miss Mary FAINT Herndon has return
ed to her home In Yorkville, after q
visit to relatives In Spartanburg.
Misses Sudief and sAnnie Nicely Of
Rock Hill, are visiting Miss Lottie
Belle Simril on Yorkville, r. F. d. 4.
Mrs. E. E. Gillespie and children re-.
turned to Yorkyille last night after q
months visit to relatives at Gulf, N. G.
Mr.. j. w. Kirkpatrick Of the Kirk
patrick-Belk Co., returned to York
Vile last night from the northern mar
kets. - '.S 81 hf.h
Mr.. w. r. Carpenter of Lncolnton,
N. c., Is working at the c. & NV. de-
pot in Yorkyille, vice Mr.. M. L. Laugh
lin, resigned.
Miss Julia Witherspoon, who has
been spending several weeks at MUIR
relPs Inlet has returned to her home
in Yorkville. ItL 81 lH:- .fs,gs
Mrs. w. T. Patrick of Jordan, 8. c.,
and Mr., M. B, Patrick Of Spartanburg.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Pat
rick. in Yorkville. f5 ~ ib -
Miss Sallie Robinson and little Miss
Margaret Ella Reid Of Charlotte, are
visiting Mrs. ]. z. Johnson and other
RELATIVES in Yorkville.
Mrs. Ida wylie and daughter, Miss
Rachel, who have been spending the
summer In Arkansas, returned to their
home, in Yorkyille. Tuesday. rr@
| Mrs. Kate King and daughter, Miss
| Mary Sue, have returned to their home
| in Shelby, after spending several days
with Mrs. ]. M. Brian. In Yorkville. n
Rev. and Mrs. T. T. Walsh and chill
dren returned to Yorkville this morn
ing after a visit Of several weeks to
Walterboro.
| Messrs. John Law jackson, ]. D.
Gwin, M. L. Smith, W.. E. Smith and
Mrs. w. B. Stroup of Glover attended
the funeral Of Mr.. J. J. Hunter in York.
willie Wednesday.
| Messrs. C. w. and Henning Adickes,
who have been spending some time in
Hendersonville, N. c., have returned to
their home in Yorkville. Jtft -
vile, Wednesday. fI1s.r.ss
! Miss Lillian Richardson Of the Wes-
ern Union telegraph office, who has
been spending month In McInnville
Tenn, has returned to Yorkville. Miss
Mabel Lafrage who had charge OF the
office during Miss Richardson's alb
sence, has returned to her home In
Kingstree, 8. G. '}'a f'..'s' az +
Fort Mill Times: Upon invitation OF
Rev. w. A. Hafner, the Rev. w. b. Ar
rowood, of Sharon, preached Sunday
evening from the, stand In Confederate
Park. The crowd present was probab-
ly larger than at any service at the
Park during the summer and the ser
mon of Mr.. Arrowood was OF most
Instructive and entertaining character
Rock Hall Herald, Wednesday: Major
w. W. Boyce Of this city has received
a telegram from his son, Rev. WV
Boyce, who has been in the mission
field in Mexico representing the Asso-
ciate Reformed Presbyterian denomi-
nation, saying that he will return to
this country. Rev. Mr. Boyce left his
mission field yesterday and is expected
to reach Rock Hill the latter part OF
this week or first Of next week.
Rock Hill Herald, Wednesday: ]. B.
Pegram passed through the city this
morning, en- route to his home In York;
vile, from Baltimore. Mr. Pegram and
his family are well known in the city
and their friends will be interested tc
know that they took their little. daugh-
ter Martha, to Baltimore, several weeks
ago for treatment. Mr.. Pegrafn stated
this morning that the physicians had
given him some encouragement as te
the childs condition. Mrs. Pegram re.
i mained in Baltimore with the little CIR
who will not be. able to be brought
home for several weeks. E''H ~