Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-05-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Miss Matte Smith Of Hickory Grove,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. G. Baber
in Yorkville.
John r. Hart, Esq, of Yorkville,
left Sunday afternoon for New York,
on professional business.
Mrs. D. E. Findlcy Of Yorkvillc, at
tended the funeral Of Judge Johnson,
in Spartanburg, last Saturday.
Miss Lucille Huggins of Winthrop
college, spent the weekend with the
family Of Mr.. ]. B. Parrott, at Filbert.
Mrs. J. E. Dobson Of Brunson. is
visiting the family Of her father, Mr.
S. T. Ferguson on Yorkville No. 5.
Miss Mary Roberts Of Winthrop col
lege, spent the week-en with Miss
Margaret Bratton, in Yorkville.
Mr.. ]. T. Conner and son, Carl, and
Mr.. - Swint, Of East Tellassee, Ala,
are visiting the family of Mr.. ]. c. Com
er, in Yorkville.
Misses Mary Booth and Elizabeth
Young of Winthrop college, spent the
weekend in Yorkville, the guests OF
Miss Margaret Finley.
Miss Margaret Finley Of Winthrop
college, has recently been elected pres
ident Of the senior class for the ses-
sion Of 1919-1s20.
Misses Camilla Beard and Isabelle
Caldwell of Winthrop college. spent the
weekend in Yorkville with Miss Beu-
lah Ferguson.
Mr.. Cecil Simmons of Goldsboro, n.
c., spent several days last week In
Yorkville, with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. Simmons.
Mrs. T. D. Turner Of Yorkville. has
a card announcing the arrival Of her
brother, VIM. Paul Anthony, OF the ex-
peditionary forces, in New York.
Miss Sally Smarr, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. G. ]. Youngblood,
in Yorkville, has returned to the Spar
tanburg hospital, where she Is trained
nurse.
Mr.. Paul Whitesides went to the
Fennell infirmary yesterday for an
operation for appendicitis. He had two
attacks Of the trouble while in France,
and another attack last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Manning. OF
Clio, s. c., have announced the ap-
proaching marriage Of their daughter,
Georgia Ella, to Mr.. Oscar Calvin Plex.
leo, Of Pittsburg, Pa, formerly OF
Yorkville.
Rev. and Mrs B. H. Waugh, Mrs.. c.
w. MCGEE, and Miss Nellie Moore, OF
Yorkville, left yesterday for Atlanta,
Ca, to attend the annual meeting OF
the Southern Baptist convention, In
session this week.
Mr.. ]. Albert Riddle. Of Glover No.
2, was in .Yorkville last Saturday. He
reported that the latest information
from his brother, Mr.. T. Il. Riddle,
who Is in a Baltimore hospital, Is still
more encouraging. Mr.. T. H. Riddle
was able to sit up during the latter part
of the week and 1t was fully expect
ed that he would be able to walk about
during the next day or two. He was
entirely free Of fever.
Mr.. Calvin Youngblood. who mas
been assisting with the nursing q case
of erysipelas, with which his 1ather,
w. o. Youngblood, Is suffering at MS
home on Yorkville No. 2, has hlmsel1
contracted the disease. Although warn
ed by the attending physician to be ex-
ceedingly careful, the son last week
developed the disease in his mouth and
later it extended to his nose, and his
condition has since been very serious
During the past few days Mr.. w. y.
Youngblood has been better
Mr.. S. E. Lowry, carrier on YORK
vile R. F. D. No. 8, who had MS leg
broken in a runaway accident on
March 8, and who was shortly after-
ward removed to the Fennen innrm-
ary at Rock Hill, has sufficiently re-
covered to warrant his return to YORK,
willie. He came over on last Friday and
Is now occupying a room at Mrs. BOW
ems boarding house. He Is able 10
walk about his room on crutches an1
is getting along as nicely as coulo De
expected.
Greenville Piedmont: Announcement
was made Wednesday morning OF tne
formation Of the law firm OF Maulaln
& Love, with offices at 508-6lO Ma
sonic building. Members OF the nrm
are Capt. Oscar K. Mauldin and ).
Tvle Love, both of them well known
nra ctitioners of Greenville. Both mem
hers of the firm saw military service,
CAPTAIN Mauldin having returned 10
his home In Greehville a few weeks
ago after seeing much service over,
seas Mr.. Love saw service IN several
camps in this country and was dls-
charged at Camp Macarthur, Texas,
with the rank Of first lieutenant: Since
their return from the service both gen
tIemen have been pacticing law lnol.
vidually; they only in the past rev
days having decided to go into part
nership.