Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-10-08
ABOUT PEOPLE

Mr.. w. H. Crook Of Fort Mill, was
in Yorkville last Saturday.
DIR. A. NJ. Barnett of Yorkville, spent
several days in Washington.lastw week.
A. T. Hart Of Yorkville, has been
commissioned as first lieutenant in the
sanitary corps.
Miss Frances Adickes Of Yorkville'
has taken a position with the Loan
and Savings bank.
DR.. W. G.. White has been quite i'll
at his home in Yorkvtllc for several
days with influenza.
Mr.. r. T.. Knox. formerly Of this
county, now OF Central, S. G., was IN
Yorkville for a short time Friday.
Miss yirgie Ferguson Of Yorkville'
has taken a position with the YORK
Motor Car company. as bookkeeper.
Mr.. Wade W. Ferguson. manager OF
the Yorkvillc Cotton Oil Mill. is SICK
with influenza.
Mr.. Oscar Robinson. until recently
with Mr.. Louis Roth, Is now with the
York Supply company.
Superintendent Edmonds OF the
Yorkyille Cotton Oil company, was
complaining yesterday. with symp-
toms of influenza.
Miss Lillis Ashe Of the home DEM
onstration service, Is at work getting
up n list Of premiums for the canning
club workers.
Misses Margaret Finley. Margaret
Bratton and Beulah Ferguson of Win
throp colle,c. spent the weekend nj
their homes in forkrillc.
Private Starke Slaughter Of Hickory
Grove, has made Il number OF Liberty
bond speeches in Rock Hill. and they
have been good ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Zimmerman of
No. 4. Yorkville. have information of
the safe arrival overseas OF their son.
Sergeant Claud a. Zimmerman.
Mr.. ]. r. Stevenson Of Yorkville No.
5, has received a card announcing the
safe arrival overseas Of his son, Pri-
vate ]. H. Stevenson.
Seaman Andral X. Whitesides, U. S.
$. Kansas. Is AT the home OF his father.
Mr.. jeff D. Whitesides, Hickory Grove
No. ., on n seven-d days furlough.
1t. Col. Lee Hart, medical corps, OF
Washington; Capt. J. e. Hart Of Camp
Sewer. and Lieut.. A. T. Hart Of Camp
Greene, spent Sunday with the family
of Mr.. G. w. S. Hart in Yorkville.
Miss Minnie Lee Garrison Of the
home demonstration service, attended
the Confederate reunion in Tulsa, OK
lahoma, and has remained over In Tex
as visiting relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. W. C. Whitesides OF
McConnellsville. are spending several
DAYS in Baltimore. Md. DR.. Whitesides
went to take patient, and Mrs. White
sides Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. Hig-
gins.
DR.. c. NJ Rakestraw OF the Fennell
infirmary, has been commissioned as q
captain in the medical corps and VIII
go to Fort Oglcthorpe soon. DR.. Rake
straw is a physician Of the highest
ability and character, and a most
agreeable gentleman besides.
Private X. T. Henry, assistant sec
retary of Local Board No. =, received
a telegram Friday afternoon stating
that his brother. Harry Henry. was
seriously i'll at Camp Jackson with In
fiuenza. Mr.. X. T. Henry Immediately
went to Camp Jackson and on return
ing yesterday he said that he was
gratified to find his brother very much
improved and apparently out OF dan
ger He said his brother had been de-
lirious and apparently on the verge OF
pneumonia: but the crisis was escap-
ed Every bed In the hospital at Camp
Jackson is occupied with influenza pa
tients and the depot barracks Is being
used as n hospital annex.