Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-09-10
ABOUT PEOPLE

Miss Leon McCloud, VINO mas DeeI
spending some time In Columbia, mas
returned to her home in Yorkville.
Miss Lula Moore Logan Of York
vile left Friday for Abhcvillc. =. T.
whcr. she will teach school this year
Miss Mary Henley Willis Of York
willie, left last week for Fort MIL
where she will teach school this year
Miss Amelia Kennedy OF iorkville
left Saturday afternoon for Birming
ham Ala. to resume her school du-
ties.
MIR. II. +. plexico Of Iorkvillc, has
received intelligence that his son, Os-
car Plcxico, has arrived safely over
seas.
Mrs. II. +. Neil. of Yorkville has re-
ceived news OF the safe arrival In
France Of her brother X. iorkston
(iriSt.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. B. Wallace of York
vile No. /, have received information
of the safe arrival overseas OF th"ir
sons, Butler and Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". b. Parks of West
Bend visited Misses Katherine Dixon
and Annie McPheaters in Yorkville
Thursday.
MIR. NJ. Bratton has moved his fam
ily from Guthricsville to No. II Wright
avenue, Yorkville.
MIR. j. W. Love Of No. = iorkville.
has information Of the safe arrival
overseas of his son. William o. Love.
Mr.. Wheeler =. Willis. who has been
book keeper at the Loan and Savings
hank for some years past is TO take Il
position as book keeper with Mr.. j. -
Mackorell.
MIR. &. w. McGhec Of Anderson. now
with the state board of charities, Is to
assume the cashiership OF the Loan
and Savings bank, Yorkville. begin
ming October /.
|. .i,ieut. Ben Duncan of Rock HILL
Df6o<has been with the American forces
overseas, has returned to the United
States and is visiting his parents, Mr
and Mrs. w. G. Duncan, In Rock Hill
The Enouirer has a card from Major
John W. Mcconnell. announcing MS
safe arrival overseas. From the be-
ginning OF the war until recently DR.
Mcconnell has been stationed at Camp
Jackson.
Starke Slaughter son Of Mr.. W. T.
Slaughter of Hickory Grove, who went
across WIFI lIe itiiiouo isoih'o" -
vision more than n year ago, has been
gassed and returned to this country
He is now at Fort Mcpherson, Ga,
where he is recuperating from his In
juries
Lewis NJ. Grist. formerly Of The En-
uuirer. now In the service in a motor
truck company at Camp Johnson, Fla,
has been transferred TO Motor Truck
Co., $40. Group 13. In u letter receiv-
ed this week he expresses the opinion
that his sojourn on this side Is about
nj an end. and that he Is raring to get
over.
Mr.. c. A. Boney of Yorkville, was
sent to Camp jackson last Friday by
Local Board No. 2, for limited service
The understanding Is that If the ply
steal examination of the local board Is
confirmed, he will be returned to York
willie as assistant clerk Of Local Board
No. .. otherwise he will be inducted
into the regular service.
The casualty lists carried in the
daily papers Friday, included the name
of Lieut.. George G. McCelvey. well
known in Yorkville, where he was for
merly principal of the Yorkville Grad
ed school. Announcement Of the fact
that Lieut.. McCelvey was wounded
was carried in The Enquirer several
weeks ago. Whether this wound Is
lust now being officially reported or
whether or not he recovered from his
wound, returned to duty and was hit
again, Is not known. In mentioning
lent McCelvey's wound Friday, "thc
degree of injury was undetermined"