Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-03-10
AROIIT PEOPLE

Prof. L. w. Jenkins of Spartanburg,
visited relatives in Yorkville, this
week.
MIR. John 2. Fant of Atlanta, Ga,
visited Mrs. R. ]. Hsrndon in York.
vile, this week.
Mrs. R. o. Atkinson Of Lowryville,
is the guest Of Mrs. ]. M. Ferguson, in
Yorkville.
Mr.. John r. Logan, Jr, has returned
to his home in Yorkville, from Glenn
son college.
Mrs. Dora Palmer and son John, of
Gastonia, visited Mrs. ]. ]. Jones on
Yorkville r. F. D. /, this week.
Mrs. Robert Lazenby and children,
and Miss Pearl Lipe Of Rock Hill, vis-
tied Miss Laura Jenkins in Yorkville,
this week.
Mrs. L. George Grist has returned to
her home in Yorkville, after a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. A. b. Hammond In
Columbia.
Miss Barnette Miller Of Linwood
college, visited the family OF her
brother, Mr.. John w. Miller, in York
Vile, this week.
Miss Octavia Nix of Blairsville, is
visiting Mrs. ]. e. Carroll in Yorkville.
Mr.. Mason Carroll Of Rock Hill, Wis
tied relatives in YorlSville, Sunday.
Miss Mamie Leonard arrived in
Yorkville yesterday from Baltimore,
Md, and will have charge OF the mil
linery department at Thomson Co.'S
this season.
Miss Georgia Burke. who has been
in charge Of the millinery department
at Kirkpatrick -Belk Co.'s for the past
two years, arrived in Yorkville last
week from Baltimore, and will be In
charge again this season.
Mr.. ]. M. Hartness Of the Beersheba
neighborhood. was taken to the Ches,
ter hospital last week for surgical
operation, and information from him
yesterday was to the effect that he
was getting along as nicely as could
be desired.
A letter from Mr.. ]. R. Hudson. OF
De Queen, Arkansas, formerly Of York
county, brings information OF the
death of Mr.. E. Y. Williamson, Mr..
Hudson's son-in-law. Mr.. Williamson
died at his home in De Queen on Feb
ruary 27 He is referred to by the DE
Queen Bee as one o., Sewer county
best beloved and most highly respect
ed citizens. He was prominent In the
business, social and religious affairs
of the county and leaves a widow and
eight children.
The following were among the
teachers who attended the meeting OF
the York County Teachers association
at Glover, last Saturday: w. R. Koon,
Bethany; Annie Lee Neil, Margaret b.
McCarter, Hero; Lottie Belle Simril,
Evelyn Fraser, Lowry Wilson school;
Elveree Barron, Gold Hill; ]. H. With
erspoon, G. C. McKelvey, Fredrica
Lindsay, Kate Hunter, Gerald Lowry,
Mary Cartwright, Nora Williamson,
Sudie Allison, Ella Nicely, Annie Ashe,
Yorkville; Lillis and lone Ashe, NC
Connellsville; Ruth Whitesides, Pied
mont; Annie Jackson, Lizzie Wood,
Filbert; Bessie Gettys, Jennie Cur
renee, Bowling Green; Louise Dobson,
Ridge; Ava Green, Pine Bark; ]. B.
Allsbrook, Philadelphia; d. P. Patter-
son, Alice McClincock, Mary Klugh,
Tirzah; B. C. Riddle, Ruby Williford,
Cornelia Barton, Annie Blakely. Clo-
yer; R. H Holiday, Hickory Grove;
Roy Grayson, Santiago; May Russell,
Latta; T. w. Cooley, Sutton Spring;
Kittie Blair Cotton Belt; Annie Mil
ler, Mary Clark, Guthriesville; Addie
Neil, Liberty; Mary Gettys; Misses
Wardlaw, Godfrey, Sales and Jen-
nings, Rock Hill.
Mr.. s. c. Wood Of the Thomson
company, returned home from New
York last Friday, and discussing the
trip he said that the weather In New
York was the most remarkable he had
ever seen in all the years he had been
going to market. A fearful storm set
in few hours after he reached the
city, and during the night the snow
was piled up to such an extent as to
block traffic through the streets and
on all the railroads. The surface cars
simply could not run, and except for
the subways 1t would have been i'm
possible to get about. If I had been
six hours later out Of Baltimore" said
Mr.. Wood, "t would not have gotten
to New York for two or three days In
deed the best thing I could have done
would have been to remain in Balt1-
more" But by means Of the subways,
1t was comparatively easy to reach
most of the points that were to be
reached, and business was transacted
satisfactorily enough. 1t cost more
than a million dollars to clean away
the big snow sufficiently to admit OF
the restoration of normal traffic in the
business centres