Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-10-05

Mrs. Eb Jeffries and Miss Alice Ros.
Of Gaffney, were the guests Of theil
sister, Mrs. j. Meek Smith In Glover
last week.
Among the Glover people who were
visitors in Yorkville yesterday were
Messrs. A. j. Quinn, Oates Stroup ant
Zeb Neil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn Wallace, Mrs
J. s.. Jones and Carroll Inman and Mrs
C. M. Inman spent Sunday at David.
son College.
Miss Annie Lee Allison Of the Win
throp Training school, spent Saturda!
and Sunday with the family Of Mr.. r
R. Allison at TirZah..
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hunter of Yorkville, wa
taken to the state hospital In Colum
bia this week, where she will undergo
treatment for pellagra.
Mr.. J. l.. Starr and daughter, Miss
Irene Starr, Of Yorkville, arc thu
guests of the formers daughter, Mrs
| w. H. Moore in Rock Hill.
Mr.. Frank Feemster has returned t.
! Winston Salem, N. c., after a shor
visit to the family Of his father, Mr.
James Feemster on R. F. D. No. 4.
Rock Hill Record, Monday: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jas. A. Barber left this morning
for Hot Springs, Ark, where they e
on account Of Mr.. Barher's health.
Reports from the bedside Of Mr.. M
]. M%oorehead Of Yorkville, who Is suf'
fering with blood poison, are to the eff.
feet that his condition is much i'm.
proved.
Mr.. Blakely Plexico returned Sat
urday from Wilkesboro, N. c., where
he entered his horse, "S~uperman,' al
the Wilkes county fair. The horse
took second prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Beach, who
have been boarding with the family Of
have moved into the Schorb bungalow
on West Liberty street.
Mrs. Frank Whitesides and little sor
William, have returned to their home
in Chicota, Texas, after spending the
summer with Mrs. Whitesides' father
Mr.. William Whitesides, at Hickory
Grove.
Rock Fill Herald: ]. M. Taylor
who was employed by j. E. Bass fol
some time, Is now with ]. G. Hardin
& Co. He Is succeeded at Bass by ]
K. Scoggins, who was with w. G. Reid
& Son for several years.
Among the Winthrop girls who spent
Saturday and Sunday with their par.
ents in and near Yorkville, were
Misses Ellie Feemster, Frances Lewis
Louise Quinn, Elizabeth Grist, Eliza
beth Wilborn, Lula Moore Logan, Sar-
all Logan, Mary Ferguson.
Mrs. Jas. H. Beckham has returned
to her home in Yorkville, after spend
ino nm t~oa 10 AN-l4 g.
which place she vas called on &c
count Of her mother, Mrs A. Rose
suffering from an attack Of lockjaw
caused by running a nail in her foot
Mrs. Rose is steadily improving.
Chester Reporter, Monday: Mr.
Frank Wooten of Smiths Turnout
was thrown put of his buggy late Sat.
urday afternoon when his horse made
a quick turn at the junction of Mobley
and Saluda streets, and was painfully
hurt, his nos being broken and numer-
Gus cuts and bruises being received
about the face and head. Mr.. Wooter
was taken to the Magdalene hospita
and Is getting along nicely.
Secretary w. r. Timmons and Man.
ager B. F. Massey Of the York county
fair, were in Yorkville yesterday
hanging posters, placing tickets ant
doing other advertising work in con.
nection with the fair which Is to bt
held in Rock Hill Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday Of next
week. Secretary Timmons said thai
prospects for a large crowd were goot
and that the fair officials had every
thing in readiness. "Only one thing
can keep the fair from being a sue.
cess" he said, land that is the
weather"
Gastonia Gazette, Friday: Mr.. H. c
Flanagan Of Bowling Green, has &C.
cepted a position with Mr.. H. M. Van.
Sleen, entering upon his duties the
first Of the week. Mr.. Flanagan was
with Mr.. VanSleen a year or two age
and has g. large number Of friends, al
o, whom will be glad to know that he
Is back in Gastonia. Mrs. H. G. Win.
get, who went to the Presbyterian hos
pital in Charlotte the first Of the week
continues about in the same condition
The physicians, after examination, de
cided against an operation. Her man!
friends are hoping that she will i'm
prove, though her physicians do no
talk very encouragingly.