Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr. A. =. Barron OF Camp jackson.
Columbia. spent yesterday In, YORK
vile.
Miss Claire Crosby OF Yorkville, left
this week for Pacolet, where she mas
taken a position.
Rev. and Mrs. w. =. Patterson Of
Lancaster, are visiting MIR. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Stroup i'm iorkrille.
Miss Annie }. Ferguson OF Savan-
nah. Ga. Is visiting, her parents. MI.
and Mrs. J. X. Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hayward OF
Richmond, Va. visited the family OF
Mr.. Robert WitherspoOn in forkrille
this week.
Messrs, r. II. and s. w. Sherer and
Hugh +. Robinson and Mrs Is. n.
Horton and children Of the Blairsrilie
section, visited relatives at Bethany
last week.
Scrgt. and Mrs. NJ. W. Davis OF
Chattanooga. Tenn. are spending thls
week ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. }.
X. Ferguson.
Mrs. ]. G. Dickson Of Yorkville No.
I, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Whitesides'
Misses Ruth and Louise Whitesides
and Quay Whitesides Of Filbert NO. /.
spent several days last week In CO.
lumbia.
Miss Bessie Howe has returned TO
her home in Rock Hill. after spending
several days in Iorkville. with her
mother, Mrs. Jane E. Howe. who has
been quite i'll at the home OF her son.
Mr.. p. W. Love. Mrs. Howe Is much
better.
George Ferguson, son Of Lewis q.
Ferguson of Yorkville. is SUFFERING
from a broken leg. About two weeks
ago, while crossing the street. George
was knocked down by bicycle. IL
was known that his leg was badly
bruised: but the further extent OF IN
juries was not known until TnesdaS
when an N-ray examination at the
.Fennell Infirmary disclosed that one
bone was cracked nearly through and
another was badly twisted. DIR. Fen
nell patched the young chap up ana
he is now getting along very nicely.
MIR. w. :. Wilkerson Of Hickory
Grove No. /, who was hurt several
weeks ago by fall from }. w. l.eechs
automobile. is still confined to his
home and Is getting along only fairly
well. The tcndons were broken loose
i'm the lower part Of his left leg ana
he is still unable to walk with any
satisfaction, even on crutchrs. On ac-
count of the very active life to which
he has been accustomed, Mr.. Wilker-
son Is finding his confinement qultc
irksomc.
Speaking Of Miss Eula Johnson, VINO
had charge of the school ut Laney'
until called back to Arkansas on ac-
count OF the Illness of her mother, Su.
pcrintcndent of Education Carroll said
Yesterday: she IL u most excellent
teacher. one Of the best | know. she
worked UP there at Laney for $50
month, and could have easily gotten
SIS IA month elsewhere. In tact
know that she was offered Si3
month, but she said, No, nave q
work to do right here and l am mol
willing to leave it, Miss Johnson Is
lady Of initiative. has an intelligent
comprehension Of what she wants 10
do and the ability to do II. She Is
one OF the best teachers | know Of
Mr.. T. T. Sandifer Of Yorkville No
3, went to New York last week 10 see
his son, Lowry. who has been on the
Mexican border for quite while ano
who had been ordered abroad. MOI
having seen Lowry for some years. Mr
Sandifer was naturally anxious to give
him Il farewell greeting. The trip
however was disappointment. Upon
inouiry at headquarters In New jersey
MT sa7Ydlfer vas told rhat hg Sons
command had sailed. Naturally ne
wanted to know when. but he was told
that that was information which could
not be given out. Mr.. Sandifer per-
sisted I'm his Investigations. however:
and from men Of the same command
who had been left behind he got ABOUT
this: They were here two days ago.
but none Of them are here now. Low
ry Sandifer has seen quite lot ot ser,
vice in Mexico and on the Dorder' anu
has bern a number of times under fire.