Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-31

Withers5 :Adickesi .who has, been
working in Akron, o., for some time
past has returned to the home OF his
mother in Yorkville.
]. B. Pegram who has been spend
ing some time in Richmond, Va, 'un-
dergoipg treatment has returned to
his home in Yorkville.
Dick Kerr, well known young man Of
Rock Hill, who served overseas as a
lieutenant, has received his discharge
and returned home.
Mrs. w. r. DeVinney Of Rock Hill,
who has been undergoing treatment In
the Fennell infirmary, has so far re-
covered as to be able'to return to her
home.
Gastonia Gazette: Mr.. o. 8. Hope, of
the clerical force OF the Hope Mercan-
tile company. spent Sunday at New,
port, 8, C.,, with his parents, Mr.. and
Gastonia Gazette: Mrs. Maggie L
Wilson, Of Lenoir. is spending some
time in the city visiting the family OF
Mr. e. Lee Wilson and other relatives
and friends. She and Mrs. E. Lee VIII
| son went to Clover today TO visit Mr.,
| j. J. Wilson and family. -
Sheriff Fred E. Quinn got bad lick
on his cheek bone last Tuesday after
noon while attending the show on the
colored baseball ground on California
street, when one Of the show ponies
became .unmanageable and Kicked the
sheriff before he could get out OF the
way. The pony also stepped on the
foot Of the sheriff's little son, James
but the little fellow was not badly hurt
Rock Hill Herald: Crawford Nfchol.
son, who Is a member Of the motorcy.
Gle corps at Camp jackson, is getting
along nicely following recent acci.
dent in which his arm was broken. His
father, w. S. Nicholson, and brother
T. X. Nicholson. and wife. spent Sun
/ day with him In camp. He hoped Il
be able to come home on leave Of alb
sence while the injury Is healing, for
few days. fsfis {f
Col. and Mrs. John w. Mcconnell
and little son, or Davidson College
came over to York county on las
Tuesday and returned on Wednesday
after spending the night at the. ole
home at McConnellsville. Although
the doctors discharge. has been with
held since he returned from Francs
until now, because of his health. ne Il
to again appear before q fnedica
board next week and feels that II NJ
Is not discharged as he wants to. be
he ought to be. During his shor
stay in Yorkville, DR.. Mcconnell
met a few of his many friends an,
! admirers, all Of whom were as glat
ito see him as he was to see them
After securing his discharge DIR. Nc
! Council will return to Davidson ant
resume the practice Of his surgica
I specialties, troubles with the eye. ea
land throat, In which specialt!es he u
generally recognized as one OF tn
1 most efficient in the country. Ther
has been and still is much pressure I,
get him to locate in Charlotte but a
to whether he expects to make
change he did not say.
Mr.. Sam Johnson, Jr., who has beel
connected with the internal revenu
department for the past five or 81,
years has resigned his position II
order to open offices In Columbia an,
Rock Hill, in which he will tender +
the public the expert services he hal
heretofore rendered to the government
Mr.. Johnson is one of the mos
thoroughgoing tax experts In the en-
tire internal revenue department. HI
knows all the complex intricacjes 0
the income tax, excess profits tax. SUI
tax, inheritance tax, etc., ana also M
4 experience has taught him how mucl
the public is in need OF expert advice
4 and assistance in connection with thi
], whole matter. It Is very well under
stood by those in a position to know
that taxpayers are constantly giving VI
much more than Is required OF then
simply because they are unable to un
derstand the unusually intricate ant
confusing law on the subject, ant
Lothersi lay themselves liable to sewers
i punishment for exactly the same rea.
son. 1t is commonly recognized tha
there is quite broad field for thu
service of reliable and efficient ex.
pert who understands the requirement.
Of the situation, and those who arr
acquainted with Mr.. Johnson's quail
hcatlons in this connection feel tina
he Is doing exactly the right thing II
taking up this important work.