Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-10-30
ABOUT PEOPLE

MT. j. y. James Oh OTkNlllt, 10 az
tending the Spartanburg fair.
Miss Emma Wilkerson Of Yorkville
Is visiting friends in Blacksburg.
Miss Fannie Stroup of Yorkville, is
visiting friends in Charlotte. n. c.
Congressman n. f. Finley arrived
in Yorkville. Wednesday night.
Mr.. Jas. F.. Thomson of Gastonia
was a visitor to Yorkville, this week.
Mrs. ]. G.. L. White of Chester, Wis
tied relatives in Yorkville. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Beard of
Glover. visited relatives in Gastonia,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Stockton, of
Yorkville, are spending few days In
Richmond, Va.
Miss Frances Grist Of Yorkville. is
snending this week with relatives in
Columbia.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. White celebrat-
ed the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
their wedding, last evening.
Mr.. w. B. Moore, Jr., of Charles
ton, visited his parents in Yorkville,
this week.
Miss Barnette Miller of Yorkville
No. 6, is visiting Miss Wilma Adams
at Bowling Green.
Mr.. ]. A. Tate of Yorkville, has
been attending the state fair In
Columbia, this week.
Rock Hill Record, Thursday: Mrs.
d. f. Finley of Yorkville, spent yes
terday in the city with friends.
Misses Elizabeth Finley and Ola
Allison of Yorkville attended the
ho tn rnlun, hio 1act pipht
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Fisher Of Win
ston Salem, y. c., are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry James in York
vile.
Misses Annie May and Madeline
Pryor of Chester, visited their sister,
Mrs. R. H. McFadden, in Yorkville,
this week.
Miss Sallie Smarr a graduate of
the 1913 class of the Hickory Grove
high school, is teaching a school near
Charleston.
Rev. J.. H. Machen and family who
have been spending few days in
Laurens and Greenwood, are expected
to return to Yorkville, tonight.
Miss Zula Stephenson has returned
to her home on Yorkville No. 5. after
an extended visit to relatives and
friends in Georgia and Tennessee.
Mesdames Robert Caldwell, Leon
Adams. A. \. Mclean, Reagan and j..
Frost Terrence were among the Gas
tonia ladies who attended the fiorl
fair in Glover, yesterday.
Mr.. A. Rose of Leesvile. visited
relatives and friends in Yorkville this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose intend re-
turning to Yorkville next spring, and
will reside here permanently.
Miss Vivian Neely and Mr.. Perry
Gill Of Rock Hill, and Mrs. ]. c. Blair
and Miss Kittie Blair of Rlairsville,
were among the York county people
who attended the Guy-Caldwell we'd
ding. Wednesday evening.
Rev. Palmer c. DuBose. returned
missionary from China, who has been
In this country for several months
will occupy the pulpit at the First
Presbyterian church, Sunday morning.
Fort Mill Times. Thursday: Miss
Dora Grier returned to her home in
this city. Tuesday morning, after
visit to friends in Yorkville and Char
lotte.
Mr.. William Riddle of Bowling
Green, attended the wedding Of his
brother, Rev. +. Ray Riddle. to Miss
Fannie Chandler, in Mayesville. this
week.
Messrs. Claud and Glenn Inman
and Misses Sudie and Ora lnman of
Wilkinsville, passed through York
lie, Tuesday, on their way to Rock
HILL to attend the Featherstone-ln
man wedding.
Chester News, Tuesday: Capt. w.
H. Edwards has been invited to
bring greetings from the S. {. dl-
vision of the L. G. ". to the annual
meeting of the L. ID. c., which meets
in YOrkville, December l.
Among the Yorkville people who at
tended the floral fair at Glover yester-
day were: Mesdames Ida NJ. Wylie,
Sue Cain, Withers Adickes, S. NJ. Nc
Neel, B. n. Moore, w. H. Fowler, j. 5.
Mackorell, w. +. Marshall, j. r. Lind
say; Misses Mary Williams, Rose
Lindsay, Leslie Witherspoon, Carrie
Cartwright: DR.. A. Y. Cartwright.
Mr.. r. j. Nichols of Yorkville No.
6. went to the Magdalene hospital, in
hester. yesterday. whore he Will uN-
dergo treatment for sarcoma-a
growth under his left arm. Mr.. Mich
ois has been suffering with this trou-
BILE for six weeks or more. 1t is quite
likely an operation will be necessary
to eliminate the trouble. Mr.. Nichols
was accompanied to Chester by Miss
Annie Gordon, trained nurse.