Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-05
spent Sunday at his home on No.
Yorkville.

spent Sunday at his home on No. )
Yorkville.
Mrs r. J. Mackorell and son. John
Campbell Of Yorkyille, visited rela-
tives In Lancaster. last week.
1t Col W. W. Lewis and Capt. j.
E. Hart Of Camp Sewer. spent Sunday
with their families in Yorkville.
Mr. Thomas W. Quinn Of Charlotte.
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. John Warren Quinn in York
willie.
Mrs. D. Z. Finley, who has been
spending several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. J. D. Brown in An
derson. has returned to her home In
Yorkville.
Fort Oglethorpe. Ga. 10 begin his du-
army.
Mrs. E. W. Long and Miss Wilma
Quinn OF Charlotte. spent Sunday in
Yorkville with Nr. and Mrs. John
Warren Quinn.
Miss Maude Miller of Baltimore. ar
rived in Yorkrille. Thursday and will
be in charge OF the millinery depart
ment at Kirkpatrick-Belk Cos again.
this season.
Mr.. johnson Cameron Of Yorkville
No. 3. has letters from his two boys.
John and Will, both in France. Wits
| letter is dated January l9 and Johns
February 9. Both like 1t fine.
r. G. Ratchford Of Yorkville No.
3. and w. L. Barron OF Rock Hill.
have been drawn TO serve as petit
jurors at the next term Of the Federal
court which convenes in Greenwood
on April 8.
Mr.. a. J. McCarter. Of the Santiago
neighborhood who has been suffering
from paralysis since last fall, is not
improving, and there seems to be but
little reason of hope that he will ever
| be better. He Is in the S2nd year OF
his age.
Wrlting TO the Associate Reformed
PRESBYTERIAN from Montgomery, India,
Miss Mary K. Leslie. said In recent
| letter that she had had no mail from
America in six weeks. From her let
ter also it appeared that whole wheat
| flour was scarce and hard TO get al
| Montgomery.
Martin VIM. McCarter Of Glover
No. /. has been inducted into the mill
tary police service at Camp Jackson,
| through local board No. .. on an or
der from the secretary OF war. Young
McCartcr has been anxious to get IN
to the service for some time: but the
local board having no authority 10
grant his desire, he managed after
considerable effort. to get the neces-
sary order from higher up. He goes
to Camp Jackson at once.
Lieutenant Joseph G. Nichols. who
has been in training At Fort Leaven-
| worth, Kansas, during the past few
months is visiting his mother, Mrs
NJ. f, Nichols in Yorkville, for a Few
days before leaving for Chicamauga
where he has been assigned to an in
| fantry company. Lieutenant Nichois
| has been having q strenuous time OF II
out in Kansas, because OF the weather
which has been rather more severe
than that to which he Is accustomed: :
but the training has hardly been as
strenuous as that through which he
has gone for several years at the
Citadel. He went to Kansas as a
second lieutenant. but will take COM
mand at Chicamauga. as first lieuten-
ant. He has no definite idea as 10
when he will go across: but is ready
for orders whenever they come.
Mr.. w. 5. Wilkerson of Hickory
Grove, has been in bed for more than
| a week on account OF palniui ihJui ieS
sustained as the result OF a painful
fall from the running board OF an
automobile. Mr.. Wilkerson was at his
sawmill. about two hundred and fifty
yards from his home. when Mr. Joe
Leech. the mail carrier. came along In
his automobile. and Mr.. Wilkerson got
on the running board OF the automo-
bile to 20 to his home. Just as the
automobile rounded the house and as
Mr.. Leech was about to turn. Mr.
Wilkerson fell off the running board:
but whether as the result OF the turn
or sudden attack Of verdigo Is not
known. Anyhow. Mr.. Wilkerson got
n very severe fall. from the effects OF
which he was unconscious for several
hours, and 1t afterw7rd developed
lltf,at suztsSnud fnteffnii itrtdtn1ie6 HI
Is now thought to be on the way e
recovery: but is still in considerable
pain.