Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-10-07

Col. LIT. Nichols. general manager
Of the G.. & NV railway Is visitor
in Yorkville today.
Mr.. T. A. Covington Of Lincolnton,
spent yesterday in Yorkville with the
family Of Mr.. A. Rose.
Mr.. John r. Logan of Yorkville, has
been elected president Of Clemson's
sophomore class.
Miss Evelyn Garrison of Winthrop
college, spent several days last week
at her home on Yorkville r. +. d. 4.
Miss Marie Pegram OF winthrop coll
home in Yorkville. ~ - st :. s'>A ''s
Mr.. Raymond Barnwell Of York
Vile No. 6, has taken q position In
Yorkville with Mr.. 3. B. Lowry. cotton
buyer. - u Ft9 -
/ Miss Florence Gibson left last week
for her home in Manning, after Wis
on Yorkville No. s.
Miss Ruth Stokes Of Rock Hill,
spent several days last week with the
family Of Rev. Henry Stokes, In York.
Vile. az
Mr.. David Barron, formerly. OF York (
Vile, but since last spring resident
Of Chester, was in Yorkville yesterday
meeting his old friends. & "a q (
Rev. T. Tracy Walsh Of Yorkville,
left yesterday afternoon for New York
to attend the Triennial Council Of the
Episcopal church.
/ Miss Mozelle Inman of The Enquirer
staff, has been Ill at her home In York.
Vile for a week; but hopes to be out
again in few days. z.s g!r,
Miss Ruth Thomasson Of Old Point,
left last week for New York, to be-
come student at Columbia Univer-
sity in that city. '~'i 5i1ii, ag' s
Rev. Henry Stokes Is in Columbia
today and tomorrow, attending the
meetings Of the Wesley Adult Bible
Students Of the South Carolina confer
ence.
Information from Mr.. Geo. 6. Eaves
of Yorkville,, who Is Ill In the Fennell
Infirmary, Rock Hill, with typhoid fe-
yer, Is to the effect that he is improv-
ing.
| Miss Leona Thomasson Of Old Point,
sails from Seattle, Wash, today for
China, where she goes as a teacher Of
school for the children Of mission
aries.
Invitations to the marriage of Miss
Beaufort Irene Brand and Rev. John
A. McMurray have been received by
friends In Yorkville. The ceremony is
to take place at the First Presbyterian
church Of Sumter. Wednesday evening,
October 22nd. f77s
| Mr.. and Mrs. J.. B. Pegram returned
from Baltimore. Friday afternoon.
bringing their little daughter, Martha,
who has been undergoing treatment In
a hospital there on account OF q dis
eased hip. The little girl Is much Inn
proved. and will. probably be able to
walk in a few weeks. .oa i534l.r
| Mr.. Henry James, senior member OF
the firm Of James Bros, horse and
mule dealers, Of Yorkville. who has
been at his old home in Yadkinville, NJ
| C, since last spring, returned to York
Vile on Saturday, bringing with him
has been seen In the hands Of local
dealers for many years. afsIG
Clinton special Of October to Co
lumbia State: The York County club.
"a members strong, met recently and
Organized, the following officers being
elected. J. 8. Land, president; H. T..
Hicklin, vice president; Z. Watson.
secretary and treasurer. This county
boasts the largest delegation Of stu
dents Of any county in the state ex-
cept Laurens. the home county ofsthe
college. .4,a .stga.aas
The following people Of Yorkville
and vicinity are at Kings Mountain
today: DR.. and Mrs. w. g. White,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. @. Wilborn, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Herndon, Mr.. and Mrs. ,B.
N. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Moore,
Mesdames Thos. F. mellow, ]. r.
Lindsay, s. M. ,McNeel; Misses Georgia
Burke, Elizabeth Wilborn, Rachel Wy
lie, Leslie Witherspoon, Daisy Gist,
Frances Finley, Mozelle Thomasson;
Messrs. H. e. Nell, T. W. Speck, Err
nest Stroup, Press Thonasson. Frank
Brown, D. L. Shieder, C. A. Boney.