Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-06-08

his friends here and elsewhere. ....'
Mr. w. II. Faulkner Of Birmingham
Ala, spent Sunday in the home Of his
uncle, Mr.. T. D. Faulkner, in this city,
Mr.. Faulkner is a son Of the late J.
H. Faulkner, once a resident Of Fort
Mill. DR.. ]. B. Elliott left Fort
Mill Monday evening for Chatham
Va, to join Mrs. Elliott and little
James Boyce, who are visiting rela-
tives in that city. During DR.. Elliotts
absence, he will attend a meeting OF
the Southern railway surgeons to be
held at Asheville, N. C.......Dr. Leroy
McMurray arrived Tuesday evening
from Fernandina, Fla, for visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. NC
Murray, in this city. The Rev. w
A. Hafner Of the Fort Mill Presbyteri-
an church, announced Sunday from
his pulpit that the open-air meetings
in Confederate park would. the wealth
evening and continue through the
have been held at the park for several
years and have always been largely
attended.
Kings Mountain Herald, Juno 8:
P. r. Hay, formerly Of Kings Noun
tain, but lately Of Barnwell, 8. c., ar
summer. His daughter, Miss Emma
Hay, who attended Linwood college
during the past session, Is with him.
800. Rev. c. L. Bragaw, pastor OF the
Kings Mountain, Bessemer City and
Long Creek Presbyterian churches
left on No. 81 Wednesday, for Cliff,
New Mexico, where he will enter a
sanatorium operated by his brother
DR.. Geo. D. Bragaw. Fifteen weeks
ago, Mr.. Bragaw was seized with pneu
monia for the sixth time in his life
1t was too much for him and has left
his lungs badly impaired and 1t Is
for this reason that he seeks a higher
climate. -. Chief Of Police ]. H
Fisher returned Friday night from
Forest City, Ark, where he had been
to see his brother, Frank Fisher, who
was reported to be seriously Ill.,.
Mr.. Geo. w. Gibson, aged 81 years
died Wednesday Of last week, at the
home Of his younger son, Mr.. A. A
Gibson, who lives on Mr.. Odus Mulrs
P. Grier of Glover, 8. c., closed q few
days preaching at the A. R. P
church Sunday night. His preaching
was commented upon by many as ex-
ceptionally forceful and good.
Gaffney Ledger, June 4: Among the
Gaffney people who attended the re.
union Of the United Confederate vet.
Grams in Richmond this week, were
Messrs I. M. Peeler, L. M. Ross, j
B. GLADDEN., R A Jones, ]. II. Buice
G. C. Cartwright, ]. M. Sutton and ]
F.. Fincken. Mr.. G. W. Speer, ont
Of the attorneys for the plaintiffs II
the case Of Hendrick, Green, Spratt
ct al, representing the people Of West
End, versus the board Of trustees Of
school district No. 10, states that ar
appeal will be taken from the decision
Of Judge Mendel l. Smith, rendered
last week adverse to the plaintiffs
Another successful year fol
Limestone college was brought to
close Wednesday evening when th'
final commencement exercises were
held in the college auditorium. Tht
class Of 1915 received its diplomas ant
certificates with the blessings anc
best wishes Of the alma mater. Yes
terday the college students were leav.
ing throughout the day for their homes
in various sections Of the country. :.
Miss Edith l. Parrott OF Rock Hill
state agent, spent Wednesday In tht
city In conference with Mrs. E. 3
McKeown, county agent In charge Of
the Girls Canning clubs, making ar
rangements for the three-day instt
tute to be held on June II, Is and 19
An elaborately interesting programme
has been mapped out for the occasion