Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-30
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70 Yorkville through the country.
THE daily prayer service for di-
vine guidance in connection with the
conduct OF the war Is being held in
Trinity church this week. The hour
:. slO o'clock, and everybody is well
come to participate.
The following negro draft men
from Local Board No. 2, left for Camp
Jackson yesterday morning: John
Archie, Will Moore Davis. Will Guthrie.
carl Inman Good. Gary Good. Arthur
Hill, Jimmie Hemphill, Robert James
Jones. John Leech, Charlie Null. H.
| g. Mccoy, James Arthur Mackin. Will
Meek, Clarence Montgomery. Fred
Douglas Nance, Thornwell billiard Orr,
Russell Starr. Junior Thomasson, John
walker, Joe Walker, Sam Woods.
The sum OF sla4.7O was stolen
from the ticket case at the Southern
passenger station yesterday between
II and l. o'clock during the absence
OF the agent. On the return OF the
agent from dinner he found the ticket
case priced open and the money
gone. There is no clue to the thief.
Mr.. McCurry says that included in the
stolen money there was one twenty
dollar bill which he believes he could
identify by reason OF its peculiar mar
gin.
MIR. e. K. Simmons. proprietor OF
the Hotel Shandon, says that he is
serving no wheat bread whatever on
wheatless days and not Il great deal
of wheat bread on other days. I'VE
have been pleased" he says, Ito find
that most OF the travelling men seem
10 prefer corn mullins to wheat bread
anyway. The only kick we have had
since the law went into effect was not
long ago. when young man asked
for some toast. claiming that he could
not eat corn bread. This was on n
wheatless day. did not like il much.
and in view OF the law. ] was little
doubtful as to whether ! should try
10 he polite: but | suggested to the
Young man If he could not eat corn
bread, he might manage to worry
along one day. at best, without
any bread at all: that lots OF folks
were doing just that over In France
and elsewhere. | do not know wheth-
or the fellow was a German sympa-
thiZer or Il government agent: but
from the way he talked he did not
impress me as being a good Ameri-
can"
- The faculty Of the Yorkville Grad
ed school has arranged to procure
service flag that will include stars for
each one OF the pupils and teachers of
that institution now In the service OF
the United States. Considerable pains
have been taken to make the list alb
solutely complete: but as 1t Is possible
that there have been some commissions
anybody knowing Of such are request
ed to make report at once: Pupils,
J. X. Logan, Jr, p. Dare White, w.
Lee Hart, Carl II. Hart, Joe. E. Hart,
Oliver Hart, Perry Ashe. Joe Nichols,
]. Wallace Marshall, Hal Mackorell,
q. Percy Berry, Phillip w. Hunter,
James ID. Grist, Ganson Williams,
George Cartwright, Thomas Cart
wright, j. r. Lindsay, Jr.. w. Bedford
Moore Jr.. ID. Edward Finley, w. Gist
Finley, ]. B. Allison. George Walker.
T. 5. Bratton, Brainard Dobson, Geo.
w. Williams, K. Glenn Allison, Dunno
Thomas, Roy Philips. Cosmo Walker,
Robert Walker, Tom Moore, Joe
Wyatt Neville William
Neville, William T. Moore, Thomas w.
Quinn, Robert Sandifer. Campbell
Sandifer, Robert b. ALLEN, Sam Lati-
mer, J. Miller Drakeford, Bratton
Lowry, James C.. Miskelley, Edward
Alexander, Clarence Alexander, Brice
Dixon, Edward Hartness, Alex /. Bran
don, II. H. Barron. Wade Williford
Leonard Curry; Marshall Boyce. Will
liam Gaines, Cleveland Putnam, Henry
Stafford. William Norris, Carl Gaui.
den, +. b. Garrison. Lyles Love, Mot'
Brockinton. Oscar Plaxico. Callie Flax
leo, Leon Plaxico, Leslie Thomasson
John Thomasson, Miles Hudson, sam
Inman, Jack Faulconer. Will Robert
son, Edward Inman. Teachers-G. G.
McCelvey, h. c. Riddle, A. II. Nc
Cauley. w. W. Lewis. John Dickson
X. T.. Lowman.