Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-03-17
ABOUT PEOPLE


Mrs E. e. Gillespie, has scarlet fever
Master Clarkson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. F. Mellow, Of Yorkville. has
pneumonia.
Miss Mary Joe Drakeford of Win
throp college, spent Sunday with
Yorkville relatives.
Miss Louise Dobson, teacher of the
Ridge school, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Yorkvile.
Miss Lillian Kirkpatrick Of the Cot
ton Belt school, visited her parents or
Sharon No. 1, this week.
Misses Jennie and Bessie Pegram Of
Gastonia, spent Sunday in Yorkville
with Mr. j. B. Pegram's family.
Miss Mabel Ashe of Winthrop col.
lege, and Mr.. George Ashe Of Clinton
visited relatives in Yorkville, Sunday.
Miss Eva Mitchell of Allison Creek
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B
Mitchell at Blairsville, this week.
Mr.. Sam Kassler Of the Yorkvillt
Bargain House, left yesterday fol
New York, to buy spring goods.
Misses Abel, Still and Ficklen o.
Winthrop college, were guests Of Mrs
S. L. Courtney in Yorkville, over Sun
day.
Mrs. Elton L. Wilcox of st. Peters.
burg, Fla, is the guest of her sister
Mrs. John F. Youngblood, in York
vile.
Mr.. Grady Mcclure of Yorkville R
f. d. 5, left Sunday afternoon fol
Timberland, n. c., where he has taker
position.
Messrs. w. E. MCGEE and S. H. Nc,
Lean Of the Southern railway passen
ger department, were in Yorkville {
few hours yesterday evening.
Mr.. r. w. Whitesides Of Smyrna
was in Yorkville last Saturday for tn,
first time in six weeks. He has beer
through severe siege Of illness.
Misses Margaret Bradford ant
Frances Adams of Winthrop college
and Miss Ruby Barron Of Chester
were guests Of Miss Jessie Baber IL
Yorkville, this week.
Mr.. R. L. Jenkins left for his HON,
ing after spending several days will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Jenkins, in Yorkville.
Mr.. Geo. H. Sherer Of Chester, spen
several days with his brother, Mr.. j
week. Mr.. G. H. Sherer will move hi!
family to Hickory, N. c., in few day.
and will make that place his home.
Mrs. Henry Stokes Of Yorkville
left this morning to make a tour o.
Florida and thence to points in CUBA
The trip will be made under the di
rection Of the Gattis tourist agency
and the understanding is that there
L. in
which leaves Charlotte by way or th'
Seaboard Air Line this afternoon.
Mr.. L. G. Baber of Yorkville, lef
this morning for Columbia 10 repre-
sent the Mems Bible class of Trinit!
church at the second annual conven
ton of the Wesley Adults Bible class
of the South Carolina conference. Th'
lconyention meets in Main Stree
Methodist church this evening ant
will continue in session until Thurs
day.
police alarm was sent out from
Chicago last Friday by Prof. Jonn M
Manly, of the English department
the University of Chicago, for Rev
Robert G. Patrick, D. D., who, Prof
Manly said, had been visiting him 10
several weeks, had been in i'll health
and that he went for walk the da!
before and had not returned. DI
Patrick was pastor Of the BapttI
church of Yorkville from 1888 to 1892
and was responsible for the erection o
the church building now being occu
pied by the congregation. During tn
past twenty years he has been presi
dent of Judson Female college a
Marion, Ala, one Of the largest OF tn
denominational schools in the south
and has been eminently successful II
conducting the affairs Of the instltu
ton. He was exceedingly popular ant
highly esteemed both as Christian
minister and as a citizen while resi-
dent of Yorkville, and still has scores
of friends throughout this section WIN
will be sorry to learn Of his condition
information was received here severa
weeks ago by friends who have KEEP
| in touch with him to the effect that m
had broken down under the heav!
| strain under which he has been labor
| ing for so many years. He Is a NATIVE
of Greenyille, and a brother-in-law o
prof. Manly, having been married Il
Miss Helen Manly shortly after &C
cepting the pastorate Of Yorkville ant
Union churches.