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


Lieut.. G. e. Mccelvey Of Camp
Greene. Charlotte. spent Sunday with
friends in Yorkville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Mills of Atlanta
Ga, visited Miss Jennie Cody and oth-
or relatives in Yorkville Friday.
Private Harvey NJ. Mullis. Camp
Jackson, Columbia. spent sunday with
relatives and friends in Yorkville.
DR.. w. G. White, Jr., Of Chesterfield.
visited the family Of his father, DR.. w.
G.. White. in Yorkville, this week.
Mr.. ]. w. Grist Of Columbia. spent
Saturday evening and Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Grist In YORK
vile.
corporal Lester G. Dale. Company
II, llSth Infantry, Camp Sewer. s. c.
recently visited relatives and friends
in Glover.
Mrs. J. =. Jones and daughter. Miss
Sarah. of Yorkvillc. spent several
DAYS last week with relatives in Gas
tonia.
Wagner c. NJ. Wood. supply Com
pany, llSth Infantry. Camp Sewer, s.
c.. spent Sunday with relatives ana
friends in Yorkville.
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. !. Fan
ming i'm Shelby. has returned to hei
home in Yorkvillc.
Mr.. Henry G.. Simpson OF Catawba
Junction, has been in very bad health
for the past few months and his con-
ditiOn does not appear to improve.
Corporal Clark Graham. Company
G., llSth Infantry, Camp Sewer. ;. e.,
spent sunday with relatives ana
friends in Yorkville.
Mr.. Sidney Davidson Of Houston
Texas, visited his sisters. Mcsdames
W. II. Herndon and j. :. Mackorcil
in Yorkvillc last week.
Private William Bentield, Camr
Jackson. ). c., spent Sunday with the
family of his father, Mr.. D. NJ. Ben
field on Yorkville No. 8.
Sergeant G. P. Berry of Camp
Custer, Battle Greek, Michigan, Is
spending several days with relatives
in Yorkville.
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Hospital, Camp Jackson, Columbia
spent Sunday with the family OF his
father Mr.. william Adkins near
Tirzah.
Miss Miriam White who Is teaching
school in Orangeburg county spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. White, in Yorkville.
Private Edward Banks Hartness
Company NJ, ll9th Infantry at Camp
Sewer, S. c., Is visiting the family OF
his father, Mr.. o. w. Hartness on
Yorkville r. F. D. No. I.
Messrs. f. T. Whitsell, T. +. Lytle
and Mrs. \. e. Jones OF Fort Mill, re-
Gently visited relatives and friends In
Company G. 11Sth infantry. at Camp
- fcr.
-. .poral James ID. Grist OF Company
r., llgth infantry. came over TO York
willie last Saturday evening on short
visit to relatives and friends, returning
to Camp Sewer yesterday afternoon.
Mess Sergeant Robert F. Grier
Company G, 118th Infantry. Camp
Sewer, s. c.. has returned to his com
pany after n visit to relatives at his
home in Fort Mill.
Musician Forest T. Buice. 11Sth Ar
tillery Band, Camp Jackson, Columbia
8. c., visited the family of his father,
Mr.. ]. T. Buice near Hickory Grove
this week.
David G. Allen Of Tirzah, who was
drafted into the military service Octo-
ber 3rd and sent to Camp Jackson at
Columbia, Is now a member OF Com
pany NJ. 18th Infantry at Camp
Sevier. Greenville.
Information from Bennettsville yes
terday was that Mrs. Henry Grassland,
who has pneumonia, Is convalescent'
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. NJ.
Grist, who have been at her bedside.
expect to be home today.
Lindsay Miskelly and Robert San
differ, York county boys, are members
of the 105th engineers at Camp sewer
Greenville. 1t is rumored that the
1O5th engineers may soon see service
abroad, though that can not be stated
with certainty.
Master Claud Burns. who has been
undergoing treatment in an Atlanta
hospital for the past several months,
returned to his home on Yorkville NO.
l last Wednesday. His many friends
will be glad to know that he has been
greatly benefited.
Mr.. Daniel whitener Of Rock Hill.
spent Sunday in Yorkville with rela-
tives and friends. Mr. Whitener has
son with the American Expeditionary
forces in France and has recently re-
ceived a card from the young man an.
nouncing his safe arrival over there.
Friends Of Private Mech Stewart,
Yorkville boy drafted into the mill
tary service and assigned to Company
c, l1Sth Infantry at Camp Sewer, >.
c.. will be interested to learn that he
is getting along nicely at the Base
Hospital. Camp Sewer. where he Is
undergoing treatment.
Private Brenton Clark Erwood,
Company n, 119th Infantry at Camp
SEWER, S. c., has made application Tor
discharge from the military service
because Of dependent relatives. Pr-
vatc Erwood's home Is in the vicinity
of Hickory Grove and he was drafted
into the military service October 3rd,
1917. He will in all probability be
discharged within the next few weeks.
ollie Lee Castles, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. T. Castles Of Filbert, has
been under treatment at the Charlotte
sanatorium for the past two weeks for
corea, or St Vitus dance. She SUI
fered terribly during the first week or
ten days in the hospital and the doc
tors dispaired of her life. However.
she is now much better. and Mr.. Cas-
ties expects to bring her home today
or tomorrow.
Major W. A. Fair, formerly Of
Yorkville, now in command OF the
military police at Camp Sewer. stop
ped over in Yorkviue last Thursday
night on his way from Rock Hill to
a brief visit to his family at Lincoln
ton. The major paid The Enquirer Of
fee a complimentary visit during his
brief stay In town and talked pleas
antly and intelligently Of things in
general and of the war situation es-
pecially. He made quite bunch o.
pleasant acquaintances and not
few. friends during his short residence
in Yorkville and made special In
quiries about a number Of them. He
Is very well pleased with his military
work, and thinks things are progress
ing nicely at Camp Sewer.