Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.

DR.. M. J. Walker of Yorkville left
Yesterday for Baltimore where he went
to carry a patient.
Mrs. M. E. Lightfoote, Of Memphis
Tenn. is visiting relatives and friends
in Yorkville.
Robert j. Herndon Jr, Of Detroit
Mich, is visiting the family Of his
father, Prof. r. J. Herndon in York
vile.
Paul Whitesides of Columbia, visited
the family of his mother, Mrs. j. r.
Whitesides in Yorkville this week.
Mrs. S. ]. West, and son Of Camden
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John l.
Ratterree, in Yorkville.
Annie F.. Adkins of Yorkville No. z
has been passed by the state board OF
medical examination as qualified as q
trained nurse.
Mr.. S. Worth Mcknight, formerly OF
Yorkville and now assistant manager
of the Belk- Kirkpatrick Company OF
Greenville was a visitor in Yorkville
yesterday.
Blakely Plexico who has been In
charge of James Bros. string of horses
exhibited at various state fairs
throughout the Carolinas has returned
to Yorkville for the winter.
Mrs. J. NJ. Brian of Yorkville re-
turned Tuesday night from Jackson :
Vile, Fla, where she had been cailed
on account Of the death of her brother,
Capt w. E. Bell. /,
Miss Margaret Clark, who has been
assistant manager Of the western
Union office in Camden, has been
transferred to the managership OF the
Western Union in Gaffney.
Mrs. J. z. Mahaffey, Of Yorkville
who had the misfortune to get leg
broken several weeks ago has lmproV-
ed TO the point where she can walk q
little on crutches. 1t has developed
that she will have permanent limp.
c. V. Hardin, formerly chief clerk to
the agent at Spartanburg, has peen
made agent for the Southern Railway
in Rock Hill to succeed r. y. Russell,
recently resigned to enter other
business.
blanche. little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs M. L. Carroll Of Yorkville, has
been taken to Baltimore for further
treatment She was accompanied by
her mother.
Fort Mill Times: w. S. Mclean, who
has acted as assistant cashier or the
First National Bank of Fort Mill FOR
the last ten months. has resigned TO
accept a position with the Natlonal
Union Bank Of Rock Hill.
A recent marriage in Fort Mill was
that of Earl z. Bass and Miss DAISY
Robertson. Mrs. Bass is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Robertson and
with her husband, has host OF friends
throughout this section.
Mr.. C. FRANK Sherer who has been
i'll for several weeks, a part or the
time in the Gastonia hospital; but most
of the time at his home IN YorkviIle, is
very much improved. He was able 10
walk about the house Wednesday and
Yesterday and hopes within the mex.
few days to resume active charge 0l
his business.
Miss Rosa Mahaffey, daughter OF
Rev. J. f. Mahaffey OF YorkVllle mas
been elected president of the South
CAROLINA College Press Association.
Miss Mahaffey is a senior in Columbia
College for Women, Columbia.
DR.. r, r. Carothers.of F;benezer, who
has heen confined to his home for
many weeks, is able to see and talk to
his lielnuS "Ilcll my
him: but is still unable to get ABOUT
with his work. The doctor is having
nuite q tedious time of it.
William Allison who for some time
ma ST has been in the auditing service OF
the Federal government at Camp Jack
son. Columbia, is spending few days
n the home of his mother, Mrs. y. G.
Allison in YOrkviile.
The following from the Bamberg
Herald will be read with interest to
York county people, Mr.. Holliheld nay
ng formerly been agent for the Soutn'
,rn railway at Sharon and engaged IN
"a ilroad work in other sections OF the
county: The many friends in Bam-
,erg of Mr.. S. G.. Hoiliiield Will regret
% learn that he has resigned as local
gent of the Southern Railway com
)any. the resignation to become ei-
'ective as quickly as he can be re-
,laced. Mr. Hollitield is originally
rom North Carolina; he came to
3amberg several years ago as agent |
or the railroad and has at all times ,
,een courteous and ren'nred "fici""
service to the public. His place will |
indeed be difficult to fill. Since he
,ame to Tlmberg, Mr.. Hollifield was |