Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-08-17
TUESDAY, AUGUST II, 1915.
home in Chester, after a visit to Mrs.

home in Chester, after a visit to Mrs.
]. ]. Jones on r. F. d. No. 1.
Miss Maggie Glenn. who is assist
ant postmaster at this place, has as
sumed the duties Of her position after
a brief vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Cannon have re-
turned to their home here, after
spending several weeks In North
Carolina.
Mrs. r. w. McCreary has returned to
her home In Aiken, after spending sew
era) weeks with her sister, Mrs. d. E.
Boney, here.
Mr.. Geo. W.. Kunz, now of Kings
Mountain, N. c.. but for a number OF
years a resident Of this place, was a
visitor here last week.
Mrs. c.. E. Weatherly and little
daughter have returned to their home
in Bennettsville, after 4 visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Sam M. Grist here.
Mrs. B. J.. Currence has returned
to her home in the Fol est Hill section
after a visit to her parents MI. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Brian at this place.
Mr.. K. H. White and Miss Ella
White have returned to their home In
Chester. after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
M. H. Blair Of Sharon No. 1.
Mrs. j. A. c. Love and ons Messrs.
Ross and Frank Love, have returned to
their home on Glover No. 4, after a
visit to Mr.. W. s. Love at Sharon
Mr.. ]. A. Barber HIS sold his home
on Oakland avenue in Rock Hill, to DR..
w. M. Patrick and Is making prepara-
! tons to move to his country place be-
low LESLIE.
Mrs. C. H. Keller Of this place spent
Sunday with her husband who is UNI
dergoing treatment for appendicitis
in the Fennell infirmary, Rock Hill.
Mr.. Keller Is getting along nicely.
Mr.. T. A. Matthews and family who
have been in Pottsville, Ark, for the
past five years, have returned to Rock
Hill, with the intention OF making that
place their future home.
Mrs. Mason Clark has returned to
her home IN r. +. d. No. /, after a
visit to the family Of her father, Mr..
]. c.. Kirkpatrick, in the Bullock's
, Creek section.
Mr.. BrOadus M. Love, auditor @
York county, was elected treasurer 9
the South Carolina association O.
| Auditors and Treasurers at the meet
ing held in Columbia last week.
Reports from Mrs. C. A. Majors Of
Tuscaloosa, Ala, nee Miss Minnie
| Whitesides of Sharon, who was Ope-
rated on for appendicitis last week,
are that she Is recuperating as quick
ly as could be expected.
Messrs. Paul and Brown Crosby and
| Misses 10 Byars and Edith Porcher OF
Spartanburg, Misses Mae Smarr OF CO.
lumbia, and Cathleen Cable OF Char
lotte, visited Misses Ruth and Claire
Crosby here this week.
Lancaster News, August 10: Master
James Wylie Of Yorkyille, is visiting
his uncle, Mr.. J. =. Wylie. Mr.. John
| Mellow, Jr., returned yesterday from
Yorkville, where he visited his uncle,
Hon. Thos. F. Mellow.
and j. B. Parrot, Hugh Wallace,
| Thompson McAbee, Walker Lynn,
r. E. Cloud and Starr PARROT of the
Hilbert section, left yesterday for
Turkey creek for a short fishing ex-
| cursion.
Mr.. J.. L. Sanders, formerly Of this
| place but for several years past a
resident of Chester, has moved his
| family to Rock Hill in order that he
may be in closer touch with his work
as a special officer Of the Southern
railway.
Charleston Post, Friday: Mrs. Mat
tie B. Doar, who has been enjoying
| eight delightful weeks in Columbia,
Yorkville and places in North Carolina,
Is again in the city, and has resumed
her work for st. Johns parish. While
in Yorkville, Miss Doar visited the
Episcopal Church Home Orphanage,
in which she is greatly interested.
Gastonia Gazette, Aug. 10: DR.. J.
w. Campbell, MIR. Haskell Mclean,
Mr.. Ernest Allen and Messrs. w. p,
M. L. and J.. M. Smith and Mr.. ]. A.
Page Of Glover, came up for the Lenoir-
Gastonia game yesterday. Mrs. w. L.
Baber Of Yorkville, was the guest yes
terday of Mrs. w. N. Davis. Mr.. ].
r. Davis Of the Bethel section OF York
county, Is q Gastonia visitor today.
Trenton, Fla, West End, August 10:
Capt. w. e Bell has just returned
from a trip through the western states.
He says that the harvest this season
will be a tremendous one, as tho fields
are in splendid condition. This is spe-
cially true in the grain producing states
Of this country. While in Chicago,
Captain Billy sold a large tract
of land to Mrs. Benner, which
a new family in Trenton besides added
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