Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-08-27
FRIDAY, AUGUST AZ, 1915.

have returned to their home In Rock
Hill, after spending some time with
relatives and friends in Sharon
Misses Mary FAINT Herndon, Nellie
Hart and Rachel Wylie have returned
to their homes here after spending
some time in the mountains OF North
Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Parish and Miss
Iva Parish returned to their home In
Kings Mountain, N. c., yesterday, att
er a visit to the family Of Mr.. X. l..
Robinson on R.. F. D. Nc. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Plaxico. for
merly Of Charleston, are spending a
few days with relatives in sharon be-
fore going to Asheville, n. c., where
they expect to reside in future.
Mr.. j. B. McGuirt, formerly Of Tirzah
but for some time past of BENEFITS
Vile, has moved to Tatum, 8. c, where
he is in the employ Of the Southern
Cotton Oil Co.
Prof. F. w. Dickson, who has been
doing special work at the University OF
Virginia during the summer, returned
home last week and will reopen his
school next Monday.
Messrs. John 8. Hardness and John
s. Rainey Of Sharon, were here yes
terday soliciting subscriptions toward
helping with the work Of repairing the
Pinckney road between this place and
Sharon.
There was a called meeting Of Bethel
| Presbytery here last Wednesday, for
the purpose Of receiving Carl Jackson
| Matthews Of Glover, under the care OF
Presbytery as a candidate Tor the min
istry.
Fort Mill Times: b. M. Lee and
| family, who for several years ave re-
Fort Mill Monday at noon and VIII
again reside en- Mr.. Lees plantation
south Of town.
Misses Mary, lola and Annie Lee
Mcfarland entertained a large number
| of young people at a lawn party at
their home on R. F. d. No. 4, Wednes-
| day evening in honor OF their guest,
Miss Reola Y~oungblood.
Merchants and others throughout
| York county will regret to learn OF
| the death of Mr.. w. H. Howe, a pop
ular commercial traveller, who died In
New York Thursday. Mr.. Howe was
a native Of Chester county and for 20
years had travelled the entire south for
a we'll known New York clothing
house.
Rock Hill Herald, Tuesday: C. K.
Schwrar, editor Of the Record, has re-
turned from Baltimore and other cities,
where he has been for treatment. Mr..
Schwrar states that he was much I'M
proved by the treatment. His. con-
dition appears considerably improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. tinker OF Pelion,
8. c., are the guests Of the formers
brother, H. j. tinker on route /.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian.
Aug. 25: Prof. ]. l. Pressly returned
last week from York county. He can
yassed the county for students during
his stay in York. DR.. Robinson return-
ed Monday from a trip to Lancaster,
| Chester, York and Anderson counties
in the interest Of the Woman's college.
The Presbyterian learns that Rev. r.
L. Grier, who Is now located at Mayes-
Vile, S. c., is getting on very nicely In
his work. The Neely's Creek, 8. c.,
congregation have given their pastor
a months vacation.
Gastonia Gazette, Aug. "a: Prof. ].
w. Moss and family Of Smyrna, s. G.,
were here for the singing at Boyd's
school house Saturday, and spcrt
several days with Mr.. c. A. Spencer
and family in West Gastonia. DR.. Ike
Campbell of Glover, was a visitor In
town Saturday. Mrs. Ike Campbell Of
Clover, s. c., and Mrs. w. B. Peay Of
chester, s. c., are the guests Of their
brothers, Messrs. r. H. n l. L. Bril-
son and families. Messrs. Thad Clinton,
IL. A. Page, LESLIE McGill, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Jackson, Rev. A. A. Nc
Lean and Miss Nell Neil Of Glover,
were here yesterday for the game. Rev.
E. L. Flanagan Of Belhaven, Va, who
has beer spending two weeks at Mon
treat, passed through Gastonia yester-
day en- route to Bethel. He returns
this afternoon to his work In Virginia.