Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-09-17
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. Is. p. Lilly Of Glover, has moved
his family to Columbia.
Miss Fannie Price Of Glover, and
Miss Louise Lilly of Filbcrt, have ac-
cepted positions in Columbia.
Miss Frances Pegram Of iorkvillc.
left Friday for Andrews. where she
will teach school.
Miss Mamie Collier of Rock Hill.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Gordon Col
her in Yorkville.
Miss Martha Glenn of Spartanburg,
visited Miss Margaret Bratton In
Yorkvillc this week.
Jennings X. owens, Esq, Of Ben
nettsvillc, was In Yorkville yesterday
on business.
Mr.. f.. W. Kennedy. n student in the
seminary at Due West. preached in
Sharon Associate Reformed church
last Sunday.
Mrs George II. Grist and children
have returned to their home at Man
ming after n visit to relatives near
Glover
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. W. White and chill
dren of Yorkville. spent Friday night
with the family of Mr.. j. c. Blair at
Blairsvillc.
Mrs. w. d. Glenn of Yorkville. has
received a cablcgram from her son,
Lieut.. r. Fl. Glenn, announcing his safe
arrival overseas.
Mrs. G. T.. Sherer of Yorkville. un-
dcrwent a surgical operation in the
Fennell infirmary at Rock Hill Sunday
and is getting along nicely.
Private s. Earle Grist Of Camp Cor
don, Ga, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam NJ. Grist in Yorkville on Sat
urriay and Saturday night, leaving on
the return trip Sunday morning.
Rev. George ". Butler. Presbyterian
missionary to Brazil. conducted SER
vices at the Sharon Associate Reform
cd church Sunday night and made an
interesting talk on conditions In Bra
zil.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Mitchell Is seriously III at
his home on West Madison street
He suffered an unusually severe hem
orrhage from his nose yesterday and
| last evening his condition appeared to
be critical.
Mrs. H. Fl. Crosland and sons. Eu-
gene and Joseph. arrived in Yorkvillc
on Saturday morning from Bennetts-
Vile. to meet Mrs. Crosland's brother.
:. Earle Grist. They left for Ben
nettsville yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Grier OF West
Palm Beach. Fla. who have been
spending some time in Yorkville on
visit to Mrs. Gier's mother. Mrs. w. Fl.
Mcconnell. left this morning on their
return home.
, The many friends of Mr.. Milus :.
Carroll Of Filbert r. +. ID. No. l, will
regret to hear that he has been con-
fined TO his bed for the past week or
ten days with n very troublesome ILL
ness.
Mrs. L. G. Grist. for more than a
year past engaged in missionary work
for the Baptist State Mission board in
Lancaster is spending a few days With
Yorkville relatives. before going to Co.
lumbia, where she will be engaged in
future.
Mrs. E. c. McCarter Of No. York
vile, has received a card from her
son. v. F. McCarter. announcing his
safe arrival overseas. Mr.. McCarter is
member of Machine Gun company,
334th infantry. Eighty fourth division.
trained at Camp Sherman. Ohio.
Mr.. James r. Kennedy is quite Sc
Mr.. Kennedy has been bedridden for
several years as the result OF broken
hip, which has never healed. His gen.
eral health has continued quite good
until recently; but now his condition is
very grave.
James Davidson. formerly Of the
Forest Hill neighborhood. who has
been in France since last spring, writes