Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-19
CLOVER CUlllNGS

Correspondence The YorkvIllc Enquirer
Glover, March l6-Mrs. II. a. Counts
and Miss Johnsie stacy spent Wednes-
day IN Charlotte.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Smith is spending a few
days IN Columbia, with the family of
her brother. Mr.. l.. l.. Hardin.
Dr. T. Handy Allen left "Wednesday
for Newman. Ga.. where he has ac-
ccpted Il position with II drug store.
Corporal l.. &. Dale. Of Camp Sewer
spent Il few days here this week with
home folks.
Miss Addie Matthews IL nursing
patient in Rock Hill.
Among the visitors in Gastonia.
Thursday were Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
smith, Misses Edith Jackson, Mabel
Ashc and Annie Stevens. Elsie Pressly
and Margaret Parrott and Mrs. II. l..
Wright.
Mesdames Pink AdaiLs of route 3.
ID. VI. Ford Of Bowling Green, J. +.
Jackson Of Moore county and Mr.. Jas
per Adams of route 3 spent Thursday
in Yorkrillc. with Mrs. Sam Smith.
Miss Annie Lee Adams who is
teaching near Belmont, y. c., Is
spending the week end here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Adams
Mr.. Fred Rudiscll Of the navy.
stationed at Charleston recently visit
ed his sister Mrs. James A. Page here.
Mrs. w. G. Harden and son, William
2l CleSier. reSsptlx visited -8SaaRau
Mrs. H. f. Moore on route 8.
Mrs. Rob Barnwell OF Yorkville
visited the family Of her uncle Captain
W. /. Brison here this week.
Miss Lola Maxwell and Mrs. q. r.
Grice Of Gastonia were visitors In the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Maxwell
this week.
Mrs. l.. w. PreSsly left for Green
vile. Thursday morning where she and
DIR. Pressly who Is at Camp Sewer.
celebrated their thirtieth wedding an
nivcrsary. They were married on
March u, 1883.
Mr.. Y. A. Beam sold to Mr.. NJ. l..
Smith this week n fine milk COW. The
price paid was sl25.
The following parties In and around
Glover have purchased cars in the past
few days. Messrs Jasper and Pink
Adams. J. J. Nichols. james a. Page.
T. e. Barnett DR.. T. y. Dulin. W. r.
Faris and ]. w. Lawrence.
Mr.. II. l.. Wright, accompanied by
party Of Glover young men expect to
leave Monday for Flint, Michigan, TO
visit the factory of an automobile con-
Germ and bring back ten cars which
Mr.. Wright has purchased. They will
make the trip through the country by
way of Louisville. Cincinnati and
Ashevillc They will be gone about
week or ten days.
Mcsdames w. Fl. Purslcy. I. J. Camp
bell and Miss Della McCully spent
Thursday afternoon in Gast0nia.
MeSsrs. w. B. Moore. Wade H. Pur-
sley and Miss Louise Moore were visi-
tors In Yorkville Friday afternoon.
Messrs. Lowry MccIain Of Gastonia
and Henry McClain OF New York spent
Wednesday with their parents Rev.
and Mrs. J. NJ. McClain.
The Mutual Supply Company Is the
name Of a new store which will open
for business about the first OF April,
in the building near the old mill for
merly occupied by Mrs. A. B. Whis-
onant. The company Is an incorporat-
ed concern and the stockholders are
well-to-do cotton mill people.
DIR. Harry Neill Is considering going
to Lancaster to practice medicine.
Mr.. William Knox son Of Mr.. G. w.
Knox had his tonsils removed Thurs
day at hospital in Gastonia.
Mrs. ]. Sam Jackson is spending a
few days in Kings Mountain with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. h.
Williams.
In a game Of basketball played be-
tween Lowell and Glover on the
Lowell grounds on Friday afternoon
the score resulted Is to l6 In favor
Of Glover.
Mrs. &. II. Ferguson, Miss Beatrice
Robinson and Mr.. $. A. Robinson were
visitors in Yorville Saturday morning.
Miss Annis Dorset OF Yorkville is
the guest Of her grandmother, Mrs. NJ.
a. Dorsett