Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.

MISS Eu1lce ,SHllE, OIL ltOck Hill,
visited relatives in Yorkville, Sunday.
Mr.. j. A., Riddle of Yorkville was a
visitor to Florence last week., ........
Miss Alice Inman of Yorkville, spent
the week end in Charlotte with her
sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Stanton .. ..,s.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Tanning of Shell
by were visitors in Yorkville this
week. 80. 10 40. -' '..s. -'' a.
Miss Betty Turner, Of Converse COLI
lege spent the week end in Yorkvhle,
as the guest Of Miss Eleanor Herndon.
Miss Veola johnson, of the Woman's
college OF Due West, spent the week
end at her home in Yorkville.
Miss Julia Poag of Rock Hill spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in
Yorkville. #...
Mr.. S. c. Wood, formerly Of Yorkville
and now Of Laurens was a visitor in
Yorkville, last week. 49,.
DR.. T. L. Glenn, who has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. w. D. Glenn has
returned to Raleigh.
Miss Sarah Meek Starr, of Yorkville
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
Mrs. L. G. Ingram, at High Point, y.
C.
Mrs. J. NJ. Brian OF Yorkville went
to Florida last Friday on account of
the death Of her brother, Capt. w. f.
Bell.
Miss Margaret Marshall who is
teaching in Hartsville, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Yorkyille,
with her mother, Mrs. w. F. Marshall
William Marshall, student at II
| ha 10
Of his mother, Mrs. w. T.. Marshall
Yorkville, this week. -g
Mrs. Florence Sherer and children
and Mrs. 3. II. Horton and children
of Sharon No. 1 spent Thanksgiving
Day with Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Faris OF
Clover No. 4.
Miss Thelma Inman, who has been
in charge of the Western Union tele-
graph office at High Point, N. c., has
returned to Yorkville and now has O
position with the c. & N. w. depot.
Among the York county farmers who
attended the meeting of the South
Carolina Cotton Association In Colum.
bia today was Mr.. ]. NJ. Brice OF York
No. 4. b
Mr.. Robert Adams of the Glover Sec
tion left Saturday afternoon for south
ern Florida where he expects to be
employed in the orange groves during
the packing season. D.
| Messrs. Joseph, O. A. and Andri
Rose, former residents of YorkNE
but now residing at Leesville, Lexins
ton county, were visitors in Yorkvil'
Sunday. the quests of their slste
Mrs. C.. M. Miller. .iHra #.,
Mrs w. H.. Herndon, Miss Mary
Williams, Mrs. r. NJ. Bratton and Mrs
John r. Hart of Yorkville are repre-
senting the Winnie Davis chapter U
d. C's at the state U. D. c. convention
in Columbia. VIZ" .laH.'
Mr.. c. F. Sherer who has been in the
Gastonia hospital at Gastonia for some
days has been brought back to his
home in Yorkville and although still
quite feeble, is much more comfortable
than he was and IS getting along very
nicely. .'. -
w. H. Poag Of Rock Hill, was pain
fully hurt Friday afternoon when ht
was kicked by horse. The hoofs oi
the animal struck him onFthe hip and
while the injury is quite painful, 1t Is
not considered serious.
York county friends have received
announcements Of the marriage of Miss
Sara Ella Wise to Mr.. Thomas Hugh
Simrill Jr., of Rock Hill, the ceremony
having taken place at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. f
Wise at st. Matthews on November
81. Mr.. and Mrs. Simrill will reside
in Rock Hill, where Mr.. Simrill is en-
gagged in business. h.-.' %
Mr.. Robert S. Poag, for numbe
| of years manager Of the Carhartt
farm near Rock Hill, and who ha
been residing at Ware Shoals, for tn
past year, has decided to. move ba'
to York county. He has purchase
the J. s. Stults farm near Rock Hill.
Mr.. John S. Wallace, who since the
beginning Of the current scholastic yeal
has been principal of the Cheraw
Graded schools, has resigned his posi-
ton in order to take a place as assis-
tant cashier of the Bank Of Pageland,
Chesterfield county. He will enter
upon the duties Of his new position
this week, going to Pageland this
morning after spending several days
with the family Of his father Mr.. Geo.
r. Wallace on Yorkville No. 2.
Friends of Rev. H. J. Cauthen who
was at one time pastor OF Trinity
Methodist church YorkviIle, will be in
terested to learn that he has been as
signed to the pastorate Of Trinity
church at Darlington by the Soutf
Cararolina Methodist conference which
met at McColl last week. Rev. j l..
Stokes who also was pastor of the
Yorkville church at one time was as.
signed to College Place church, Col
umbia.