Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-19

France, since soon after the outbreak
of the war has returned to his home In
Yorkville.
Robert Turner Allison who has been
pursuing a special course Of study at
Columbia University. New York this
summer expects to return to his home
in Yorkville this week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Whitesides OF
McConnellsville, have returned to their
home at McConnellsville, after visit
to Asheville. Chimney Rock and other
points in the mountains Of North
Carolina.
| Mr.. Jenkins Devinney, who left this
county about thirty years ago and 10.
Gated in Texas, Is on a visit to relatives
and friends in York county, the gues,
f, Of his brother, Mr.. r. L. Devinney, or
Yorkville No. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell Carroll, Mr
and Mrs. S. B. Pope and Miss Bessie
Turner Of Winnsboro spent Sunday
and yesterday with the family Of Mr.
s. l.. Blair on Sharon No. and Other
York county relatives and friends.
Mr.. B. ]. Devinney Of Avery. Texas
is visiting the family Of his brother
Mr.. R. L. Devinney on Yorkville NO. 4
Mr. Devinney Is native OF York
county and the present visit Is his
first back home in ten years.
Mrs. L. l.. Carroll of Yorkville No. 8
has moved to Yorkyille and is making
her home with her daughter, Mrs. Rob-
ert T. Allison. Mr.. J. +. Carroll who
has been living with his mother has
also moved to Yorkville and is living
at the Shandon hotel.
Messrs. A. c., Hugh L. and Ernes
| White, Andrall Falls, John Dickson
Herbert Caldwell, Wesley Love anc
| Walter Smith Of the Kings Creek
section are spending some time in the
North Carolina mountains. They are
making the trip in Fords.
Messrs. J. A. Lee, and L. II. Grant
Miss Hattie Brown and Mrs. L. q
Robbins and children Of Lowryvtlle
spent Sunday in Yorkville, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Mitchell. >.
| Mr.. A. Lee Campbell OF Yorkvlllt
No. 8. who is undergoing treatment FOL
paralysis in a Charlotte hospital con-
tinues to improve slowly.
Information from Mr.. r. 8. McCon
nell of Yorkville, who Is undergone
treatment in the Fennel lnftrmary
| Rock Hill, on account Of broken Lee
is that he is not getting along SO well
It was necessary to reset the leg tht
past week and 1t will likely be some
time before Mr.. Mcconnell Is able tt
return to his home.
Gastonia Gazette, Friday: Misse!
Bertha and Hester Jackson, Of Bethel
were among the out-of-town shopper:
in Gastonia today. Mr.. and Mrs. R. [
Craig will spend the weekend with
Mrs. Craig's father, Mr.. A. B. Nc.
/ t. Ia of
Harold Flanagan, Of Clinton, s. c.
who is visiting relatives in Clover, wa.
visitor in Gastonia yesterday. HI
goes to Saluda tomorrow to visit rela.
tiyes. Mr.. Wade S. Buice, cashier OF
the Bank Of Gastonia, leaves tomorrow
for a visit to Hickory Grove, s. c. He
will attend the State Bankers Associa-
ton at Winston-Salem next week
Later in the week he will make bust
ness trip to Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs
r. A. jackson and Miss Bess Jackson
| of Clover, passed through Gastonia
this morning en- route to Montreal
making the trip by motor. Miss Annie
Miller, Of Rock Hill, will arrive In the
city today to be the guest Of Mrs. X
| L. Adams at her home on South Broad
street. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Mclean, OF
Clover, were in Gastonia this morn
| ing en- route to Montreal. Miss Edith
Jackson, Of Glover, was the guess
Wednesday Of Mrs. r. Hope Brison
DR.. and Mrs. M. B. Neill and family
of Glover, left this morning for a TRIP
to Washington and other northern
points. Misses Helen and Martha
Brandon, of the Bethel section, were
visitors in Gastonia eWdnesday. DR.
r. N. Dulin of the Bethel section, is
visitor in the city today.