Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-07-20

Floy, left Thursday for Albemarle, N.
c., after a visit to friends in York
vile.
Mr.. r.. NJ. Sherer of Sharon, had the
misfortune to have his leg broken this
morning as the result Of being thrown
from a mule.
Mrs. T. A. Covington and children,
Mrs. A. Rose and Miss Thelma Beck
ham Of Yorkville, are spending some
time in Rockingham. n. c.
Mr.. A. M. Wallace Of Glover No. 1,
Is undergoing treatment in Charlotte
sanatorium. His condition Is regarded
as serious.
Spartanburg, after a visit to the fam
| lily of her father, Mr.. Jno. A. Byers In
/ Sharon.
Misses Emily and Onetta Turner
have returned to their home at Hop
kins, after a visit to the family OF Mr..
s. B. Pratt at Sharon.
Little Miss Margaret Thomas has
returned to her home near Glover, al
ter visiting her brother, Dr. j. T.
Thomas, at Jefferson.
Mrs. w. H. Poston Of Pamlico, and
Miss Violet Dobson Of Yorkville, are
VlSlIlnR Tile ldIflly VI Nli. III is' Ain
son at Tirzah, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Proctor, who
have been spending several days at
Wrightsville Beach, N. c., have re-
turned to their home in Yorkville.
Messrs. ]. B. Cook Of Yorkville and
Will Pendleton Of Glover, have re-
turned to their respective homes after
spending few days in Columbia.
Misses Eleanor Herndon, and Mary
Bowers and Janette MackoreH have
returned to their homes in Yorkville,
after spending some time with Miss
Sara Dunlap in Charlotte.
Major w. B. Moore, Quartermaster
Sergeant Jos. E. Hart and Sergeant
Frank C. Walker Of Yorkville, left
this morning to join the encampmen'
Of the first regiment, N. G. 3. Z.
Rock Hill Herald: The many friends
of w. c. Biggers will learn with re-
gret that his health was not improved
by a stay in the mountains. He Is
now in Charlotte for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Thomasson
have returned to Yorkville after
spending few days at Hiddenite, n. G.
Mrs. T. F. Stevenson Of Loris, 3. C..
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
D. P. Curry at Guthriesville.
DIR. ]. w. Campbell Of Glover. who
holds a position in the medical corps
of the South Carolina National Guard
left this morning for Charleston to at
tend the encampment Of the first regi-
ment at the Isle Of Palms.
Mr.. M. H. Jackson, who lives about
four miles northeast Of Yorkville, was
quite painfully injured last Wednes
day morning by falling through the
feed hole in Mr.. r. G. Wallace's barr
loft.
Colonel and Mrs. Asbury Coward OF
Orangeburg, arrived in Yorkville las,
Saturday to spend the balance of the
summer. They are boarding with
Mrs. Adickes on North Congress
street
Yorkville friends of Mr.. o. P
Heath Of Charlotte, will regret to
learn that he recently sustained q
slight stroke Of paralysis. Mr.. Heath
IL the father Of Mr.. r. E. Heath OF
Yorkville.
A. R. Presbyterian: DR.. Robinson
has engaged Prof. M. B. Hanna. OF
Mountville and Prof. r. E. Allen OF
Glover, s. c., to. canvass for students
for the Woman's college. Mr.. Hanna
Is now out In this interest ana IL ell
couraged. Mr.. Allen will go. out
| little later.
Rock Hill Herald, Saturday: Marion
Nelson will leave next week for tour
through the west and visit to the
Panama exposition. Mr.. Nelson goes
as a delegate to the supreme lodge OF
the Fraternal Aid Union, which con-
venes in Pasadena, Cal. He will be
away about three weeks, and most
delightful and profitable trip is anti
cipated.
Gastonia Gazette, Friday: Misses
Iva and Ola Lineberger Of Glover, are
visiting Miss Willie Lineberger this
week. They, together with Miss Pearl
Lineberger and Miss Willie Lineberg-
er, will go to Bessemer City tomor-
row to spend Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Froneberger. Misses Ma
Gle Nell and Beulah Matthews OF
Glover, 8. c., were in the city shop
ping Wednesday. Mr.. ]. M. Atwood
of Glover, s. c., was in the city Tues
day afternoon en- route to Richmond
Va, where he will spend a few days
Mr.. ]. A. Crawford and Mrs. Leslie
Crawford of Crowders Creek, are In
town today. Miss Edna Henry OF
| Bowling Green, s. c., left Wednesday
for Wagram on a visit to friends.