Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-09-24
ABOUT PEOPLE

Private Boyd Hope Of Camp Wads.
worth has been visiting his family In
/ Yokville.
Lieutenant Choate Quinn came ur
tn Yorkville from Camp Jackson. on
Sunday.
Can't Joseph E. Hart of Camp Sc.
ver- visited his family in Yorkville
Sunday.
Lieutenant Colonel E. W. Pressly OF
Camp SEWER has been visiting his fam
lily at Glover.
w /. Rodicy and J. Fl. Miller OF
Rock Hill, ir training at PlattsburS
have been made second lieutenants.
Yorkville relatives have received in
formation Of the safe arrival o,,..
Of private James l. Branch.
Mrs T. F. Cartwright Of Winnsboro
| Ia visiting the family of DIR. 4. Y. Cart
wright in Yorkville.
Mrs, w. o. Rawls OF Kings Creek
y. c, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Carl Stroup. in Yorkville.
Rev. DR.. Thomas NJ. Lowry Of Mem.
phis Tenn, Is visiting relatives and
friends in Yorkville.
Miss Leslie White Of Yorkville. wa.
taken over to the Fennell iniirmary a
Rock Hill yesterday afternoon, to b'
operated on for appendicitis.
Private Z. E. Dickson Of CamI
Jackson, spent Sunday with his par
| ents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dickson. or
Yorkvillc NO. l.
| Dexter L. Rambo of Erskine college
Just back from Plattsburg. spent sun
day visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
In L. Rambo, in Yorkville.
Corporal Lindsay Devinney of Cam
Jackson, spent sunday with the fam
ily of his father, Mr.. r. L. Derianey
on Yorkville r. F. ID. No. 4.
| Lieutenant Gist Finley of Camp Sc
vier came over toYorkville Saturday
night, on a visit to his mother Mrs
/ D. L. Finley.
| Mr.. Haskell Dulin of Bethel, who has
bern nj Plattsburg for the past fivt
weeks, is TO receive commission rs
second lieutenant.
| Frank Clinton of East View. has re-
;urned from plattsburg. where he has
Ibccn for the past six weeks. He failed
| 10 secure a commission on account oi
his youth, he being only Is years oI
age.
Corporal Jas. D. Grist of Camp Sc
vier spent Sunday in Yorkville Will
his parents, accompanied by Mr.. Stan
lev RYAN, the well known Florida
newsraper man, director Of Y. NJ. c
4. publicity work at Camp Sewer.
Rev. Robert G. Lee. professor o.
Latin at Furman university, Green
vile, a native of Fort Mill township
delivered an interesting educationa
address at the First Baptist church o.
/
| Mr.. S. D. Rickenbaker who has beer
spending the summer in forkvillr Wit
his family, left for Chester last wccf
| 20 accept the principalship Of thu
| Chester high schools. Mr.. Rickcnbak-
nr ia a school teacher of years OF eN-
| pcrienc" and stands high in his pro-
'cssion He had quite a number ol
| very flattcring offers for his services
| for the school year just now begin
ming, and chose Chester because fol
a number OF reasons he preferred tt
go there.
| DIR. J. d. Mcdowell Of Yorkville. hG:
been commissioned a major In TIE
| United States army. When the doctor
went up for examination some time
ago, he was told that captaincy wa:
| the best they could do for him, the!
were afraid. He was not hoping fol
mArS than q first lieutenantcy at th'
t&sa and he felt good over 1t. Wher
IKhd ceived a commission last weel
thu kSan1okdSe majorship he was yer,
mucR surpf1sed; but many OF hi'
friends were not. They know that DR.
Mcdowell Is not only an agreeable
gentleman, but a most capable medi'
cal man, and II ali the major doctors
como up to his standard, Uncle San
has nothing to complain Of as to the
efficiency of his medical corps.