Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-17

| Belk Co. It is a black velvet French
poque with Jet balls swinging around
the edge. Three black ostrich plumes
fastened high at the back fall grace
fully. The shape Of this pretty crea-
ton of the milliners art Is rather
large.
ABOUT PEOPLE
Miss Julia Witherspoon spent yes
terday in Charlotte.
Mr.. A. c. Lytle of Fort Mill, was a
visitor here Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Hope Of Rock
Hill, were visitors here this week.
Judge Joseph 7. Johnson Of Spar
tapburg. visited friends here this week.
Mrs. w. D. Glenn Is spending this
week with relatives in Bowling Green.
Miss Lula Arrowood Of Sharon, Is
visiting friends in North Wilkesboro,
N. c.
Miss Susie Hartness Of Sharon, left
tins morning for Cocker college. at
Huntsville.
Mrs. w. C.. Erwin left this week for
| Glover, where she will teach in the
Graded school.
Mrs. ]. X. Aston has returned to
her home here after a visit to friends
In Columbia
Mr.. Daniel Hayward Of Rion, s. c.,
visited the family Of Mr. Robert With
erspoon here this week.
Mesdames william Jones and A. C.
| Carnes Of Lancaster, are visiting Mrs.
| w. G. Hayes in Sharon.
Mrs. Ida Wylie and daughter, Miss
/ panhal ~ this nlono UfoifQd frian6a
in Rock Hill this week.
Mr.. Clarence Borders Of Kings
Creek, visited the family Of Mr.. John
| w. Miller here this week.
Mrs. W. A. Hood and children of
Hickory Grove, visited relatives and
friends in Rock Hill this week.
Mr.. Handy Allen has returned to
Atlanta, Ga, after visiting the family
Of his father, Mr.. T. M. Allen, in Clo-
yer.
Mrs. Daniel Hayward Of Rion, 8. c.,
Is spending some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Witherspoon
here.
Misses Sallie Craig, Wilmore Logan,
Bessie and Maggie Sandifer went to
Charlotte last night to see Fields min
strels.
Mrs. Foster jackson and children
visited the family Of Mr.. ]. B. Bigger
in the Union section Of CASTOR county
last week.
Messrs. Hal Mackorell, Joseph and
| Mccain Nichols, Perry and George
Ashe and Hennings Adickes left today
for the Citadel, Charleston.
Miss Daisy Williams, who has been
spending several months with relatives
here and In Rock Hill, left this week
for her home In Lakeland, Fla.
Miss Ida Drake, who has been con-
Quoting q school for mutes here for
the past year, leaves today for Rock
Hill, where she will make her future
home.
Rev. F. C. Beach Of Rock Hill, who
is well known among Methodists OF
the county, has entered the THEOLOGY
cal seminary Of Emory university at
Atlanta, Ga
Mr.. B. B. James, postmaster Of I'm
ion, spent Wednesday here On his re-
turn from the Federal court In Rock
Hill. It was Mr.. James first visit to
this town in twenty-five years.
A Chester special to the Columbia
| State, says that Rev. 7. 7. Walsh, rec
/ lOI VI ~ SPl6SOPoA SANA
vile and Chester, will not accept the
call that has recently been extended
to him from Wilmington, N. c.
Among the Glover people who were
| visitors here this week were: Messrs.
A. ]. quinn, M. E. Dickson, F. H.
| Jackson, H. P. Jackson, John Mat
thews, Thos. T. B. Williams. M. T. VIII
liams, DR.. I. ]. Campbell, T. M. Camp
bell.
Mr.. ]. s. Land, q student at the
| Theological seminary, Columbia, who
has been conducting services at Socie-
ty Hill this summer, Is spending sew
| eral days with his parents, MT. n
| Mrs. j. D. Land, on R. F. d. No. l,
before resuming his studies.
Gastonia Gazette, Sept. IA: Rev. and
Mrs. F. w. Dibble Of Glover, are Wis.
itors In Gastonia today. Rev. and
Mrs. A. A. Mclean of Glover, spent the
weekend with DR.. and Mrs. c. +.
Adams. Rev. ]. NJ. McLain OF Glover,
Is q visitor to Gastonia today.
Mr.. Roy M. Neil, brother Of County
Treasurer II. E. Neil, who has occu-
pied the position Of teller In the Peo-
pies National bank Of Rock Hill for
several years past, has resigned that
position to become manager or the
Rock Hill Fertilizer company. Mr..
Neil will be succeeded at the bank by
Mr.. v. @. Hambright.
MI. George l. Suggs, a well known
and prominent citizen OF the oncord
section of the county, suffered q stroke
of paralysis about 8 o'clock last Mon
day afternoon, and a since been
confined to his bed. Although he has
suffered a great deal, Mr.. Suggs' con,
dition Is not regarded as serious n
his family and friends hope for him
an early and complete recovery.
Messrs. T.. c. and Robert Dunlap OF
r. F. D. No. 8, were called to Well
ford, Spartanburg county, yesterday,
on account Of the death OF their neph.
ew, Robert Snoddy, 4-year-old son or
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Snoddy OF Well
ford. The little boy died Wednesday
ria, and was buried yesterday.
Kings Mountain Herald, Sept. 10:
Misses Ollie and Emma Witherspoon
Of Hickory Grove, s. c., were n
guests Of their uncle, Rev. g.. l. Kerr
here Saturday. They also visited their
alma mater, Linwood college. They
we're en- route to Due West, s. c..
where Miss Emma enters the Wo-
mans college and Miss Ollie enters
Erskine. Miss Lima Allison returned
last week from a two weeks visit to
relatives in Glover, Yorkville and T1r-
zah. Mrs. John M. Smith left Satur-
day for her home in Glover, 8. c., att
er a visit to Mrs. w. s. Dilling.
Rev. J.. L. Oates returned home on
Tuesday night from Rives, Tenn,
where he has been conducting a pro-
tracted meeting in the Associate Re-
formed church at that place. Rives
is in the extreme northwestern part OF
Tennessee, within a short distance or
the Mississippi river. Although the
community raises no cotton and prac-
tically nothing ave corn and other
grains, Mr.. Oates said that conditions
generally were no better than here:
He told of seeing numerous droVes or
hogs passing through the streets en-
route to shipping places. The crops
in that section are not up to the stand
ard this year, he said.
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