Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-01-29

| istence. .... Mr.. r. A. Jones returned
Saturday evening from Atlanta, where
he had been to carry his daughter
Miss Helen, to receive treatment from
DR.. Calhoun, specialist In eye and
throat troubles After an examination
DR.. Calhoun found that an operation
was necessary, and this was performed
yesterday. Mrs. Jones went to Allan
Ia Sunday to be with her daughter
during her convalescence. =. DR.. j. G.
Pittman had his right arm severely In
jured just above the wrist yesterday
afternoon while attempting to crank
his automobile. 1t Is thought that his
arm was broken. He went to Spartan
burg yesterday afternoon for medical
attention. -. Some unknown person
entered the smokehouse Of Mr.. A. L.
Hallman at his home on Phifer street
Saturday night and removed therefrom
ham, a shoulder and twenty pounds
of sausage. Evidently the thief had a
key that unlocked the door. because 1t
was unlocked and then relocked by the
stolen articles amounted to about $12.
The thief left no clue to his identity.
..... Mr.. T. c. Parker Of this city. re-
ceived a Russian wolf hound a few
days ago that has been causing much
comment among local canine lovers.
The dog Is unusually large and slim.
1t Is the only one Of its kind In the
city.
Rock Hill Record, Jan. Is: Rev. c..
w. Boyd preached his last sermon yes
tcrday morning at the church Of Our
Savior. He and his family will leave
for Beaufort this week: -. Mrs Annie
connors, wife Of w. A. Connors. died
at their home on White Hill, Thursday
night Of pellagra. Her sister. Mrs
NARY Hancock Of Chester, died Friday
morning and her remains were brought
here and a double funeral held at the
Connor home Saturday morning, con-
Quoted by Rev. w. H. Polk, pastor Of
West Main M. E. church.. r.
Timmons, secretary Of the Chamber of
Commerce, reports that numbers OF
applications have been received from
those out Of work. These applications
are from men who are expert In their
several lines. There are carpenters,
bricklayers, farm hands, and almost
any occupation an employer could de-
sire. The annual meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce was held Fri
day night. the meeting being In the
nature Of banquet, served by J. N.
McElwee, the Rock Hall caterer. Sew
eTdl SpStCIicS WCIG LhoaC w AhSAA"SA
and guests. Officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, John T. Roddey, Vce-prestdent,
Alexander Long; directors, B. j.
White, E. C. Coker, ]. A. Barber, DR..
P. B. Wells, ]. B. Johnson, Alex. Long,
Geo. A. Beach, ]. c. Cauthen.
Lancaster News, Jan. 26: Mr.. w. I.
Gregory has returned from Baltimore
whittier he accompanied his daughter,
Miss Leila Gregory, last week. Mr.
Gregory reports his daughters condl-
ton at present as very satisfactory.
She Is to undergo an operation tomor-
row. 90. Mr.. G. L. Mobley, the faith
full superintendent Of the Baptist Sun.
day school at Heath Springs last
spring loaned five dollars to ten boys
and girls in sums Of fifty cents each,
to be invested in q hen and a setting
of eggs, the proceeds to be given to
some worthy object. Three OF the ten
lost their hens, the others handling IN
varying sums aggregating more than
SIS, the largest Individual amount be-
ing SIS. Married at the parsonage
Of the Second Baptist church at
o'clock. January %. Mr.. John Polk OF
Rock Hill, to Miss Docie Lane OF Lam
caster. A number Of their friends were
present and Rev. 8. r. Brock ofnciat-
ed.