Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-12-30
er, Mrs. Lucy A. Halliburton, or
North Tryon street.

er, Mrs. Lucy A. Halliburton, on
North Tryon street.
Rock Hill Herald: Mrs. ]. ]. Kel-
Ter and little daughters, Ruth and
Ruby, spent the weekend in York
vile as guests Of Mrs. ]. M. Fergu
son.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sowell who have
been spending the holidays with the
family of Mrs. J. c. Mcknight on
home at Van Wyck this morning.
Messrs. jeff D. Whitesides, w. M.
/ Whitesides and John A. McGill, of the
Hickory Grove neighborhood, and Mr..
r. N. Plaxco, Of Bethany. left on Mon
| day of last week on a visit to Texas,
with the expectation Of being gone
J two weeks.
Rock Hill Record: Rev. w. w.
Boyce, a returned missionary from
Mexico, and who is now visiting his
parents, Major and Mrs. w. w. Boyce,
preached at the A. r. P. church yes
terday, owing to the illness Of the
pastor, Rev. A. s. Rogers.
Mr.. Roland Patrick, for several
tyears past in the government service
and more recently connected with the
Florida, left Saturday for Washington,
family of his father, Mr.. Joseph Pat
rick, near Bowling Green.
Mr.. ]. Luther Blair, a son Of Mr.. ].
P. Blair, of Sharon No. 1, and junior
student at the Atlanta School Of Med
icine, is in st. Louis, Mo-, attending
the national convention Of the Phi
| Chi fraternity as a delegate from the
Atlanta college. Mr.. Blair was given
the honor on the first ballot over three
seniors.
Mr.. Joseph Cullen Root, founder Of
| the Woodmen Of the World and per-
sonally known to many York county
Woodmen. died at Hendersonville. N.
| c., last Wednesday night Of intestin-
al trouble. His home was Omaha
| Nebraska, but he was travelling in the
| south in the interest of the order of
which he was the head. His condition
son who started to his assistance from
| Omaha. only arrived in time to take
the body back home.
Mr.. Samuel A. Glenn Of Yorkville
No. 6, met with quite a painful acci-
dent last Tuesday morning at his
home. He was trying to drive some
chickens from his cabbage patch, and
while standing on the porch step he
threw a stone and lost his balance,
falling heavily to the ground and
striking his left side on the edge Of
the bottom step, receiving severe
bruises and losing consciousness for a
few moments. He was given medical
aid as soon as possible and Is now
getting along nicely. The accident
happened on Mr.. Glenn's 74th birth
dSy and on the fortieth anniversary
Of his marriage.
Prof. Joseph Maclean Of Decatur,
Ga, spent portion Of the Christmas
| holidays in Yorkville on a visit to
Miss Maggie Gist and other relatives
and friends. Prof Maclean is son
Of the late Joseph A. Maclear for
many years probate judge Of York
county, and nephew Of Sheriff ]. D.
B. Maclean Of CASTOR county. His
grandfather was an able and wealthy
North Carolina statesman Of the an
te-bellum period, who at his own ex-
pense in the year 1914, put up the first
monument at Kings Mountain, that
old soap stone boulder that has since
acquired more or less fame through
out the civilized world. The Maclean
family Of which Prof. Maclean Is a
member. trace their lineage with UNI
disputed accuracy, and without a
break from the historic Clan Maclean
Of Scotland, and so far as the record
shows. not one Of them has ever done
anything to detract from the heroic
record Of their noble forebars