Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-02-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.

has Influenza
Mrs. ]. N. o'Farrell Of Atlanta, is
spending several days In Yorkv1lle,
with her son, Mr.. T. c. O'Farrell.
Mrs. c. P. Anthony of Chester, is
visiting the family Of her father, Mr..
G.. w. Ruff, on Yorkville No. 4.
DR.. r. H. McFadden, recently re-
turned from France, has become sur
geon- in chief of the Pryor hospital, in
Chester.
Captain ]. L. Glenn Of Chester, has
been awarded the croix de guerre by
the French government, for extraordi-
nary heroism in action in France.
News has been received by Mrs.
Mamie G. Allison Of Yorkville, that
her son, Lieut.. Robert Glenn Allison,
landed in New York on February 1S.
Thos. w. Quinn and Lewis M. Grist
both of Yorkville, now with the Amer
lean expeditionary forces. have recent
ly been made corporals.
The name of John w. Wisher OF
Rock Hill, appears in the casualty list
published yesterday, among those
wounded to a degree undetermined.
Mr.. ]. E. Lowry Of Yorkville, is able
to be up and about again after having
been confined to his home for about
two weeks with a severe attack of in
fluenZa.
Misses Sarah and Catherine McGee,
and Master Wells McGee, children OF
Mr.. C. w. MCGEE of Yorkville, are all
confined to their home with an attack
Of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. B. Jenkins have
moved to Yorkville and are boarding
with Mrs. Helen Adickes on North
Congress street until they can get q
suitable house in which to make their
future home.
Mr.. r. N. Plaxco of Yorkville No. 1.
has received information that his son.
Boyce Plaxco, has landed in the states.
and is now in hospital in New York.
on account of injuries received In a
motor cycle accident.
Miss Mary Quinn of Columbus, Ohio,
and Messrs. Frank and Luther Quinn
of Great Lake, Illinois, are spending a
few days with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Quinn, in Smyrna.
J. A. Marion, ESQ.,, Of Yorkville, has
been up and in his office during the
week; but like all fresh convalescents
from influenza, Is still feeling too trif-
ling for work.
CORPORAL C. Claud Ruff, accompanied
by his wife is on a visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ruff, on Yorkville
No. 4. Corporal Ruff has just been dis
charged from Battery B, 18th Coast
Artillery, after about eighteen months
of service, a good part of the time In
France. He and his wife are now liv-
ing in Greenville.
Sergeant Stanley T. Moore, Of Rock
Hill was listed in yesterdays casualty
report as having been wounded. Ser
geant Moore is a son of Mrs. M. "A.
Moore. His mother was advised or
the wound some time back, 1t having
been sustained during October; but II
was not serious and was quickly heal
ed up.
Rock Hill Herald, Tuesday: Corpo-
rails Luther Boyd, son Of Mr.. r. Z.
Boyd of this city, and johnson Leslie,
son of D. P. Leslie Of Leslie, sur
prised their relatives by arriving In
Rock Hill this morning unannounced.
They have both been serving with the
American expeditionary forces in
France and were landed at Newport
News two weeks ago. Both of these
young soldiers have many friends IN
this section of the county who will be
delighted to know that they have re-
turned horne. Corporal Boyd has been
in service two years. He enlisted in
the aviation branch of the army and
was stationed at Kelly Field. Texas,
before being sent overseas. Before en-
tering military service he was connect
ed with the local postoffice. He in
tends resuming his civil service work
here within short time.
Columbia correspondence Greenville
Piedmont: James D. Grist, one of the
bright young men employed on the To-
cal staff of the Piedmont was Sat
urday night visitor to Columbia. jim
mie as everybody knows him, spent
sixteen months in Camp Sewer. Army
surgeons wouldn't let him go to France