Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-08-29
way to Piedmont Springs where they
expect to spend short while.

way to Piedmont Springs where they
expect to spend q short while.
Miss Aggidel Moore Of McConnells-
Vile left for her home yesterday after
visit to Miss Wilmore Logan, In
Yorkville.
Rock Hill Herald, Wednesday: Mrs.
Amelia McFadden Of Flint street, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. p. w. Love,
Of Yorkville.
Mr. E. L. Stewart, formerly meat
cutter at the City Market, has taken a
position as meat cutter sMr, c. w.
Sherer's market.
Master John Dupre who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
| In Spartanburg. has returned to his
home in Yorkville.H ~ 81 ~
MRS NV. white and children Of
Yorkville returned yesterday after a
three weeks visit to Mrs Whites
mother at Riverside.
Mesdames R. L. Deyinney lof No. 4,
Yorkville, d. w. Carson. OF. No. q, FIJI!
bert and r. L. Scott, of No. 3, York.
vile, are at Piedmont Springs. -
Misses Reaux Jones of Columbia.
Inc lZent of Camden. are the guests Of
Miss Elizabeth Finley In Yorkville.
Mr. Theodore Spencer of Yorkyille,
an efnploye OF the Piedmont Telephone
company. had three toes broken last
his foot. yi'. ta1'aa}I tat 81 q" tGi''
| Miss Mary FAINT Herndon Of York
vile, left Tuesday to visit relatives In
| Spartanburg. She was accompanied
by her guest, Miss Rebekah McJunkin,
of Dallas. Texas ''9' ~ ".'
| Mr.. N. c. McCorkle. manager of the
Piedmont Telephone Co., left Wednes-
day for a ten days stay at Blowing
Rock, N. c, Mr.. Thos. Hedgpath is In
charge Of the local telephone lines
during Mr.. McCorkle's absence.
Mrs. H H. Grassland and sons, Mas
ters Herbert and Eugene, left for their
home In Bennettsville this morning af-
ter several weeks visit to Mrs. Cross-
lands parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam M
Grist, in Yorkville.
| Rev. and Mrs. L. T. Phillips of Rock
Hill, and Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Abney Of
Piedmont. are visiting the family Of
Mr.. r. E. Montgomery in Yorkville:
Rev. Mr.. Abney is a former pastor OF
the Yorkville Methodist church.
A large number of friends of the
pdi BdluCt GU dt thC
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E M, Shillinglaw
on the eastern outskirts Of Yorkville
Wednesday afternoon, to witness the
marriage of Miss Ida Ormond and Mr..
John Clark Weber Rev. Ben Hoke, of
Blacksburg, performed the ceremony,
after which a delightful refreshment
course was served the invited guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Webber left Wednesday
afternoon for Hendersonville to spend
a few days after which they will be at
home at Blacksburg. ~ :,
Coneross special Of August % to the
Keowee Courier. The meeting which
has been In progress here for, the past
week, came to close Saturday with
tn morning service. Rev. Machen.
pastor Of the Baptist church in York.
Vile, left Saturday afternoon and Is
laboring this week in another field.
The meeting here has been source
Of great good to the community and to
our church. Rev. Machen Is man
filled with the spirit Of the Lord and
cannot help telling others about 1t and
tries to bring all sinners to Christ. He
Is a deep thinker and highly educa-
ted man, but puts the Gospel 80 plainly
that little child can understand. The
good music rendered by our pastor
and Mr.. Grubbs made the services
more attractive. Besides the revival
among the church members there are
twelve candidates for baptism as re-
suit Of the meeting.