Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-26
ABOUT PEOPLE

Miss Theo Young OF Union. Is visit
Ing Mrs. ). NJ. McNeel in Yorkville.
Mrs. 4. G. Hart Of Charlotte. Is WIS.,
iting Mrs. j. +. McElwec in Iorkville.
Mr.. w. +. Hall Of Covington. Tenn.
is visiting his son. Mr.. +. A. Hall in
Yorkville.
Mrs. George Foster Of Greenwood.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. w. Is.
Steele in YOrkville.
Mr.. e. y. Hall Of Sarauac Lake. y.
Y, is visiting his brother, Mr.. f. A.
Hall in Yorkville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barron Kennedy of
Rock Hill spent the weekend with
relatives in Yorkville.
Lieut.. Robert Lindsay of Camp
Jackson, spent the weekend with his
parents in Yorkville.
DIR. J. ID. Mcdowell and Mr.. J. X.
Cannon. who have been spending sew
eral days in New York. have returned
to Yorkville.
Mr.. Archie \. Barron Of Yorkville,
leaves tomorrow to join a surveying
party of the interstate commerce COM
mission.
Mr.. Andral Sherer who has been
employed al u powder plant at New
Castle, Del, has returned to his home
In Yorkville.
Rev. B. H. Waugh Of Yorkville, was
taken to the Fennell hospital In Rock
Xii, :::ssaafsSa.rday. Where Ire II undergoing
treatment for a throat trouble.
Sergeant G. p. Berry returned to
Camp Custer, Michigan, Sunday after
spending u week with his mother, Mrs.
Hattie Berry. in Yorkville.
Information was received here Sat-
urday evening of the death in an At
lanta hospital Of Mr.. Hill. the father
Of Mrs. b. H. Waugh Of Yorkville.
Mr.. w. l.. Williams, who recently
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at the Fennell Infirmary. has re-
turned to his home in Yorkville.
Information from Mr.. J. r. Kennedy
Of Sharon, Is to the effect that he Is
not nearly so well as he was mp to a
few months ago.
Miss Leslie ID. Witherspoon Of
Yorkvillc. has been appointed chair
man of the woman's committee Of
York county to help push the sale Of
Liberty bonds.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. James who have
been spending several weeks with
Messrs. H. b. and J. s. James in York
Vile, left last week for their home in
Yadkinville, n. =.
r. G. McGill of Hickory Grove No.
,. who volunteered in the regular army
several months back and is now locat-
cd at Camp Dcvens, Mass, has recent
ly been made sergeant.
A little child Of Mr.. Ernest McSwain
was taken to the Fennell infirmary at
Rock Hill. Sunday. on account Of hav-
ing swallowed a nickel, which became
lodged In the child's throat. The coin
was too far down to permit its removal
and II was pushed down into the lit
tie fellows stomach and the doctors
do not anticipate further trouble.
Mrs. W. F. Marshall Of Yor.sville. on
last Saturday received a letter from
her son, Wallace Marshall. with the
American engineers in France. The
letter was dated February "a. and de-
scribed the writer and Callie Plaxco,
who is with him. as being in good
health, good spirits and enjoying life.
Wallace said he had received the York
vile Enquirer Of January 4. on the date
his letter was written. Although he and
Callic both take the paper and get all
issues, sometimes one gets the paper
before the other and both are so hum
cry for the news from home that they
read II together. "One OF my near
neighbors." writes Wallace. "is a de-
lightful elderly Frenchman. who has
good. comfortable home In which
there is an open fireplace. We often
go to this Frenchman's house 10 cook
our food. of which by the way. we
have an abundance and Of excellent
quality. II we should not happen to
so TO the Frenchmans. why he Will
come to us. and even after We have
been over there, after coming home at
night. he frequently comes to our
quarters to see II We are comfortable
or II there is anything he can do for
us"