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Newspaper
Yorkville Enquirer
Location
York, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1901
Page
3
The Baptist church announces Sunday activities led by Rev. J. B. Bozeman with Sunday school at 10 o'clock in the morning and the evening service at 8 30 o'clock.
No morning worship this Sunday. Communion service at 8:30 p.m. Sunday school to follow at 3:30 p.m.
Rev J C Johns, pastor, cites morning worship at 11 oclock and evening service at 830. Sunday school follows at 430 in the afternoon.
Rev B H Grier pastor at Yorkville page lists Sunday services morning at 10 o clock morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 8 30 o clock.
Reverend W. G. Neville, pastor, presides at 11 o'clock sermon for K. M. M. A. commencement. Children’s day exercises planned for 4 o'clock in the afternoon. No service scheduled for the evening.
Squire W O Bailes of York County North and South Carolina seeks the arrest of Walter Davis known as Bob Jordan and Henry Jackson. Davis is described as a young well dressed colored boy who vanished three months ago after thefts including a red cow and a 16 shot Marlin rifle. Bailes promises to pay all costs or a liberal reward for both, as the search continues. Also local church notices from Bethel Chapel and King's Mountain Chapel, with preaching and communion plans for early June. Yorkville market prices and local business notices follow.
A local seller invites buyers to examine bath tubs and related items and promises to furnish all details and prices upon inspection. The offer emphasizes readiness to provide any desired line items and invites visits to view and negotiate.
J. R. Lindsay announces he can write all kinds of fire insurance after securing agencies for several strong companies. He is located at the York Cotton Mills office and reachable by telephoning. Dr. A. Y. Cartwright’s office will accept messages for prompt attention.
I W Johnson the grocer offers Middleton's Imperial Gunpowder Tea in one pound packages for 60 cents half pound packages for 35 cents and a quarter pound package for 20 cents. The tea is promoted as elegant for iced tea and high grade at a reasonable price along with a fresh shipment of Snowflake Crackers.
UR store advertises a wide range of table linens towels quilts and lace curtains with prices from 5 cents to 75 cents for towels and 10 cents to 3 dollars for lace curtains. It highlights hemstitched towels at 50 cents each white marseilles quilts from 3 to 5 dollars and Crocheted quilts from 50 cents to 2 25. It also touts wash silks sale prices and bundled ready made wraps shirt waists and the Duplex Adjustable Skirt left in limited stock.
Public sale set for June 3 1901 at York County Courthouse during legal hours to satisfy taxes penalties and costs. Two parcels described Bethel township 33 acres J L McGill and others and King's Mountain township 50 acres J L McGill J H Douglass others. Cash terms. John R Logan York County Treasurer May 18.
Bankruptcy trustee I B Gordon to sell at Yorkville South Carolina on a June sale day in 1901 the entire merchandise stock and store fixtures from the Bratton building. The sale follows clerk and sheriff actions with R Andras Bratton as rent claimant and Gordon as first mortgage holder allowed to bid. Cash terms apply.
Public sale set for July 2 1901 at Yorkville South Carolina of Sutro Cotton Mill real estate and all machinery. Sale includes two lots with mill buildings and extensive equipment plus adjacent lands totaling about 19 acres of houses, drives, and a full electric lighting plant. Terms require cash with a $1000 certified check. no bid below $10,000. W W Lewis trustee notes senior mortgages and exact property descriptions in the mortgage records.
J Q Wray The Price Slasher offers a job lot of ladies shirt waists with prices from five to eighty cents. Lot 261 22 to 40 patterns at 18 cents each. Lot 952 Star brand 40 cents. Lot 946 sizes 32 to 42 at 42 cents. Lot 956 Star sailor collar 80 cents. Lot 953 Duchess waist 60 cents. Petticoats offered at cost.
Speck adds engraved card and wedding invitation samples to stock. Prices stated as low or lower than any other provider. invites printed by type available. Prospective clients urged to view samples before ordering.
A fragmented note lists copy options: one copy for one year two copies for one year six months three months and two copies for one year plus a single extra copy for a club of ten. It also includes stray text about prices and references to a ten member club.
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