Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-11-10
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1914.

Atkinson Of Chester, are visiting the
family Of Mr.. C. H. Smith on Yorkville
r. +. D. 4.
The friends Of Miss Ann Starr
Rock Hill, will regret to know she is
critically Ill again, and there is little
hope for her recovery.
Gastonia Gazette, Friday: Miss Eula
Beard of Yorkville route two, is spend :
ing the week in the city as the guest
of Mrs. ]. R. Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Houston re-
turned to Yorkville, last week, after
a visit to Mrs. Houston's brother, DR..
c. F. Williams, in Columbia.
Miss Mamie Mcconnell Of Yorkville,
left Sunday for Rock Hill, where she
goes to nurse Mr.. c. B. Berry, who
, has typhoid fever.
| Mr.. Charles H. Crook of Georgia, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. Henry Crook
in Fort Mill township. Mr.. Crook for
merly lived in York county, but NOV
ed to Georgia several years ago.
Rock Hill Record, Monday: Miss
Mamie Thomasson returned to Rock
Hill after visit to relatives in York
Vile. Miss Alma Holler spent the
weekend with relatives in Yorkville.
Mrs. John w. Miller and son return
ed to Yorkville, Saturday, after a visit
of several days with relatives at Kings
| Creek. They were accompanied home
| by Mrs. Millers brother, Mr.. Clarence
| Borders.
Mr.. Dare White, formerly in the en-
ploy Of the York Drug Store. leaves
this afternoon for Sharon, where he
has a position with the Hill Banking
land Mercantile company
Mr.. Thos. w. Boyd, supervisor of
York county, left yesterday, for At
lanta, Ca, where he expects to re-
main for several days in attendance
on the good roads conference in ses-
sion in that city.
Rev. w. P. Grier, pastor Of Glover,
Bethany and Crowders Creek A. R. P.
churches, assisted Rev. w. H. Steven
son in services preparatory to commu-
ion at Neely's Creek church, on Sun
| day.
Mr.. Henry B. James, the well known
| horseman of Yorkville, who was in
| jured on the race track at the Spar
| tanburg county fair last Thursday
when his buggy was turned over re-
turned to Yorkville, Sunday night
Mr.. James is still suffering consider
ably as the result Of the accident, and
will be confined to his home for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Rose, formerly
of Yorkville, but who for some time
| past have resided in Leesville, Lexing-
ton county, anticipate returning tc
| Yorkville about December /, and viii
reside here in future. Mr.. and Mrs
Rose at first intended to remove tc
| Yorkville next year, but recently de-
cided to come back the first Of neXt
| month.
Wilson, the 6-year-old son Of Rev
Henry Stokes Of Yorkville, sustained 9
| painful fracture Of the leg Sunday
morning while playing on the lawn Of
| Trinity Methodist church just before
| Sunday school. The little fellow fel
or was pushed over by one Of his play
mates, sustaining the injury stated. He
is getting along nicely.
The many friends Of Mr.. Thos. j
Nichols, who went to the Magdalene
| hospital in Chester recently, will be
glad to know that he Is back at home
and Is getting along nicely. He return
ed home Saturday evening. The opera.
| ton was for sarcoma, a malignant
| growth on the muscles Of the left arm
| UP near the shoulder. Sarcoma, while
not exactly cancer, is so near to 1t that
the doctors are hardly able to dis
tinguish the difference, and Mr.. Mich.
OILS was given to understand that about
the only hope he had was an operation
and that the operation must be per-
formed quickly. The operation con-
sisted in laying open the arm and fol-
| lowing the disease as far as its pro-
| gress was discernable and a little be-
yond. The doctor feels reasonably
L 1-A- 80 4 y, a
operation, and Of the almost certainty
| that here will be no re-appearance OF
the disease from the sources OF Its
present origin.