Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-22
Miss Norma Grist, in York

Nllle.
Mr.. F. E. Clinton, deputy clerk of
court of York county is now enjoying
his annual vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brodus M. Love of
Yorkville, are spending few days In
the mountains of North Carolina
Mr.. J. M. Hill and son, Harry Hill,
are visiting the family OF Rev. b. n.
Waugh in Yorllville.
Mr.. S. L. Courtney and DR.. and Mrs.
G. N. Smelling of Yorkville are at
Chimney Rock, N. G. this week.
Miss Catherine Dickson returned
to her home in Yorkville wednesday
after visit to friends in Gaffney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vess Glenn of Bethel
township have recently returned home
after q visit to relatives and friends
in Lee county, N. G.
Mrs. A. r. Ewart of Columbia, Is on
visit to friends in York county, and
has been spending the past few days
in Sharon and Smyrna neighborhoods'
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Allein who have
been spending some time in the noun
tains Of North Carolina returned To
their home in Yorkville Wednesday
evening.
Miss Julia Mcknight who has been
employed as a stenographer for the
Anderson Motor Car Company In ROCK
Hill, for some time past has resigned
her position and returned to her nome
in Sharon.
Miss Ellie Feemster, stenographer
in the employ of the Carhartt Manu-
featuring Company of Rock Hill, has
resumed her duties after spending her
vacation with the family Of her father,
Mr. j. Il. Feemster on Yorkvnle NO. 4.
Chester News: Miss Sarah Young
blood who has been with the dry gooos
department Of the Rodman- Brown
Company for some time has resigned
TO accept a position with A. Friedman
Brothers, at Rock Hill.
Miss Martha Brandon, for some time
past stenographer in the office OF tne
clerk of the court has resigned mere
position in order to accept posltlon
with the Jones Iron Works or Rock
Hin. She expects to enter upon the
duties of her new position next week.
Mr. Clarence P. Lowrance and
daughter Miss Floy of Orange
HeiShts, Fla, are visiting relatives
and friends in Yorkville, MI. Lowrance
is a former resident Of Yorkville VINO
has many friends and acquaintances
here. He moved to Florida with his
family a number Of years ago ana mas
been engaged in the mercantlle ousi.
ness in Orange Heights. for some
years past.
Mr.. A. S. Hogue of Yorkville No: g.
is suffering with a badly laceraIeo
thumb. Mr.. Hosue was hoidlng a
couple of mules by their brides IN
Yorkville Saturday, the lines Dehs
wrapped around his hand. one Oh Tue
mules attempted to jerk away and pc
fore he could untangle the lines his
thumb was almost jerked of.
Mr.. T. ]. Nichols of Yorkville No. g.
10 in a serious condition at his nome.
threatened with what 1t Is reared
might prove to be blood poisoning. MT
Nichols while seining IN CatawDa
river last week, stuck "stob' In ms
foot producing an ugly wound. ae
thought little of it at the time; but the
wound has since become infected ano
is giving him much pain.
Mrs. Burton Massey, who has peen
undergoing treatment in the Fennei'
Infirmary, Rock Hill, since the un-
fortunate accident several months ago
when her husband was killed and sne
was seriously injured, When a tram
crashed into their automobile, mas 81
far recovered as to be able to be re-
moved to her home.
Gastonia Gazette, Aug. 20: Miss lso-
be, Arrowood, Of Sharon, S. c., VINO
has been the guest Of Mrs. H. F. Glenn
returned to her home yesterday morn
Iing..Mr. w. F. Riddle, who has ioI
several years been in charge OF the
cloth room at the Loray Mills, has &C
cepted a similar position with the Ara,
gon Mills at Rock Hill, S. c., and WI
move his family to Rock Hill TINS
week. The many friends of Mr.. Hlddle
and his family regret that they are 70
leave Gastonia..Mr. w. N. wallace
Misses Mamie Wallace. Rebecca Fian,
agan and Maggie Query of the Belhe,
section, are attending the Linwooa
Conference. Mrs. Mary c. Fain ano
children Of cambridge, Tenn, VINO
have been visiting relatives In TINS sec
ton for a month or more go 10 BLOW
Iing Rock tomorrow.--Miss Helen
Keisler, Myrtle Wingard and Mary
White, of Columbia, S. c., Misses Mary
Emma and Jennie Mae Leslie, OF
Neely's Creek, S. c., arrived In CASTOR
ia Yesterday afternoon to attend the
session Of the Linwood conference.