Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-05

Mrs. p n. Moore, and children, who
have been spending some time at
Blowing Rock, have returned to York
willie.
Orin Thomasson for sorc time past
in the employ OF the Western Union
Telegraph Co., in Rock Hill, has re-
sured his position with the Western
Union, in Yoriville.
Mr.. C. +. Sherer and family, OF
Yorkville, have returned from an au-
tomobile trip of several days to !
Blowing Rock and the surrounding
mountains of Western North Carolina.
Mr.. A. X. Whitesdes, who has been
spending a few days with his father
Mr.. jeff d. Whitesides on No. 2
Hickory Grove, has returned to the
University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa.
Mr.. A. Lee Campbell, who has been
undergoing treatment in a Charlotte
hospital, since he sustained a stroke OF
paralysis several weeks ago has re-
turned to his home in Bethel township.
His condition is much improved.
The engagement of Miss Mary
Heath Brown to Mr.. Alexander Bell
Craig, the wedding to take place In
the fall has been announced. Miss
Brown Is well known in Yorkville, hav-
ing often visited here.
Mr.. John S. Wallace who has been
spending the summer with the family
of his father, Mr.. George r. Wallace
on Yorkville No. 2. leaves today for
Cheraw to resume his duties as
principal of the Cheraw graded schools.
schools.
Mrs. w. C. White, Mrs. t. t. Walsh
and daughter, Charlotte, and Misses
Margaret Glenn and Annie stevens
have returned to Yorkville, after
spending some time at Burnsville
North Carolina.
] John Rainey Sayc, who is student
I at the United States Naval Academy
) at Annapolis, Md, is visiting TIT
family of his father, DR.. ]. II. Say
4 at sharon. The visit is his first sine
: entering the academy about twenty
G seven months ago.
|. Mr.. J. Frank Moore. of Yorkyille
d who went to the Fcnnell lnfrnary las
e week for an operatioQn, is back hom
d on probation" he says. On loolSin
It him over, DR.. Fennell advised that n
, saw signs of improvement which war
: ranted postponement of the cutting j
! tie hope that it might not be neces
y sary
: Announcement of the engagement
/ Miss Annie Lee Neill to Mr.. WI
u Rudisill, the wedding to take place o
10 Sept. 0. The announcement Of the en-
IS gagennent of Miss Nell Neill to NJ
l. John Abel Of Lowryville, the weddin
X to take place on October Sth has ais
le been announced. The Misses Neill al
y daughters of Mr.. T. NJ. Neill Of Glove
= Mr. James Turner Of the Delphs
:. neighborhood, was in Yorkville II!
. Wednesday for the first time in nearl
=. five years. His last visit was or II
:, occasion of the laying Of The cornt
? stone of the courthouse in Octobe
-. 1914. He hls been kept away in Il
- meantime by long spell OF rheun';
tisin which, however, seems to
=, getting some better. f.4a'
j. Mr.. S. Z. Lowry Of Yorkville, carrie
: on York No. 8, who has been sufferir
for the past five months with broke
;, leg received while carrying the ma
- went 20 The Fennell Infirmary in Roc
Fill, this week for the purpose Of ha'
80 ing an X ray picture made of the II
40 jured member and to ct advice abo'
u, his condition. He was advised TIL
:. the broken bone has knit perfect
- and that his inabilityfto walk unaid'
yet is due to his weakened ccndit.o
Mr.. lowry has been. considering Il
idea of entering n government hosp
tai for further treatment; hut sin
IS getting advice from Fennell Infirma
has decided not to do SO for. the pfese
OF at least.
at Rock Hill Herald: e. w. Conner
this city has returned from tr
is through Florida. Mr.. Conner visited
ell number of Florida cities, includh
Clearwater, where he spent some tir
,r, with his daughter, Mrs. r. G. Crew
n. Mr.. conner was fayorably Impress
with the country around Tampa al
"A the Gulf coast section Of centr
=. Florida. Miss Ora Glenn leaves til
afternoon for Chatham, Va, en- rou
to Brazil, where shells going as mi
iio sionary under the care OF the Southe
aS Presbyterian church. Though she b
longs to the Presbyterian church
70, Rock Hill, the church OF Chatham
L. sending her as its special missionai
By those who attended the dance
of York, last evening 1t was pronounc
N. o most enjoyable affair. The mu:
was excellent and the attendance lars
u. Those going, from Rock Hill were n
20 and Mrs. Tdg Rhea, Misses Margar
,n and Elizabeth Law. Alice Andersc
Isabelle Boyd, Joe Miller, Villa
Cokcr, Clarence and Fletcher Kuyke
as daI, Walter Rawiinson and Ted d
'i- Loach and Dick Singleton of Camdt
u who have been the guests of Miss
Law.