Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-08
CLOVER CUlllNGS

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,i",,r. February Th" N"uiG
I.r"I.l. "i tn" M.rhm!l>r church hey"
-a,, Ih.n pastor. i;", II. y Whit Il
It ~uI,rr>.. tur,hh.;N party SATURDAY
night. that h"InG the date OF his
3ith birthday. About o'clock the
guests r,s;.ru T." amy" Lhi iN 'lSh'
ihiri, E. .,,",Ii> nIn,h"i w'r" present.
each gu,.l rarI,"I , u.'. amt U>"Iul
Siit tu th, host. After spending
:, iImr" ~ ~"'Ili 'h'ttIu:. r"!r'Sn-
Inrmis c"u,,.'iu.: "i rril" Sir"" Imd
,:.kr .,,i, served t.N several N"uur
l.tdI's.
MIR. IlIiri,,. >ii"Hi. "i T.; -hii"
college. Du" Nest. spent saturday IN
IurkNilIc. having t""m Called |" ap-
pear h.iur,' ih,. "\"mptI"n h""rd Mr..
StruIIr cam, "u I" clover /" Si"'nd u
few DAYS with hIs parents. Mi hn'
Mrs ". T.. SIinuI'
Mr.. McF:lw"r ~tr"uI, "i Tia" Nation
1T I'uiun l'Lnk. I;""k llill. 'w.S alS'
u recent visitor in town.
Mr.. sam Brison and Miss Patsy Peay
uf Chester, spent Sunday with the
family OF Mr.. W. l. Brison.
I-c-5iz ~ SJ... o.
Chester are spending this week with
the family OF Mr.. J. J. Wilson.
Mr.. George Flanagan OF Clinton, >.
c., who has recently been appointed
Supcrintcndrnt of the rhornwcll or
phanag,. and his little son. George. Jr..
are spending u few days here. with his
aunt, Mrs. 81. j. Jackson, before Nr.
Flanagan enters upon his new duties.
Mr.. g.. ". Pleasant and family, Who
hnNr been occupying rooms at Mrs. w.
r.. .\dauS'S HAY" moved 10 GaStonia, 10
liv" IN the future.
I'rIIat" Tom Robinson OF Camp
SEWER. is spending Il few days with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Robin
-Sun on runtc =.
Mrs. J. W. Campbell left Monday
afternoon for Camden. TO visit her
daughter. Mrs. lialph Stevenson.
Mrs ". +. Wood is spending this
week with her mother, Mrs. Naomi
Iiramguard un Filbcrt No. l.
Miss l.uIlS, Guy Of Lowryville is the
guest ui Rev. and Mrs. y. \. Mclean.
\ message WAS received here Tues
,la, morning stating that James Fitch
eft had died Ot heart trouble 1T
his home III Wilmington. y. c., Feb.
5th. at $50 a. III. Air Fitchctt was
the son ui the late David j. Fitchctt. n
former citizen OF our town: but VINO
moved IL Wilmington. several years
ago To make their home. The deceased
was about 80 years OF age and was
unmarried BESIDES his mother he
leaves one sister Miss Ruth. both oil
Wilmington.
About twenty five ladies gathered nj
the schoolhouSc Monday afternoon 10
hear Miss I.illiS .\shc one OF the coun-
IA demonstrators talk on the sublect
OF Planning Three Meals Day. The
meeting was called to order by Mrs.
". l.. Grirr and was then turned over
Io Miss AShc who handled the subject
in a most able manner.
Mrs r.. W. lrcsSly was hostess TO the
twentieth Century club on Tuesday
afternoon. Progressive rook was en-
loved for u time when cards were laid
aside for refreshments which consisted
of "A delicious salad course.
Mrs,lamcS W. r.. Adams and j. T.
Brison spent "Wednesday in Gastonia
with Mrs. G.. W. plcasants.
Word WAS received in Glover SUNDAY
night telling oi the death OF Mr.. VIII
Rogers in Charlotte. y. G.. which oc-
currcd from pneumonia on Sunday
afternoon. February 3. The deceased
leaves a widow and four small children.
Mr.. T.. Howard Riddle and several
children on l.iI;c =, are suffering with
measles. MI
Mir. W. IL. Shcrcr and daughter. Hiss
Iva. returned from Gaffney TUESDAY
night, where they were called lew
days ago on account Of the critical Ill
ness OF MIR. Shcrer's brother at tha'
place.