Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-10-18
ABOUT PEOPLE

T. w. Quinn, of Charlotte, spent
Sunday in YOrkvile.
L. W. jenkins, of Spartanburg, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. ". Jenkins, in YOrkville.
Miss Eeulah Gardner, of New York
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. ). DICK
son, in YOrkville.
Mrs. r. NJ. Bratton, of Yorkville, is
visiting her brother, DR.. c. S. Bratton
at Palestine, Texas.
J?rac3 You ,~blcod of roy, y. c.,
visited the faEily Of his f.thcr, w. T.
YourGblood at Sharon this week.
O. Frank fart of Columbia visited
the family Of hi.j father q. W. S. Hart
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Sheriff. of Pensa
cola. Fla. are the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. T.. \. HALL in YorIlville.
DR.. John l.. Bowen, of Washington
D. c.. visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs
y. j. y. Bowen, in Gorkyillc, this week
Rev. f.. Ray Riddle of Lowryviile
was among the visitors in YQrkville
yesterday.
Mrs. J. II. WithcrSpOon, Of Clinton
visited Mrs. Phoebe Withclspoon in
GOrkYlll" sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. \. Corrcll OF York
vilc spent Sunday with Mrs. Osborne
at Blacksburg.
Mr.. aI.d Mrs. G. Il. Boyd and chill
drcn Of Lcnoir recently visited the
family Of Mrs Il. y. Correll in York
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Kcndrick and chill
drcn Of Albormarlc, y. G.. spent safe
urday in Yorkyillc with Mr. and Mrs.
T.. y. Han.
Mrs. G. G. Wharton and Mrs. Joe i.
Wharton. of Greenwood, spent Sunday
in Nurkvillc, visiting the family of j.
II. T.. Jenkins, Jr
O. Frank Hart, grand secretary "i
South Carolina Masons, made an Of
hcial visit 10 the Masonic lodge at
lio"dtuwn M"Id"y nig"t.
Miss Janet Fairies of Belmont, y.
c.. aud Rilltc McNcill uf Rock Hill re-
Gently visited Miss Mary Bigger on
Kings Crcck No. >.
NIrsSrs. Log and Linden Bi%gcrs Of
Kings Mountain y. - recently visit
I'd their parents Mr.. and MIS-. j. IL.
Bigger; on Kings Creek 40. >.
Mrs. Mary Lucinda Smith. who has
been visiting relatives III Rock lIIll.
has returned To the home of her son,
Mr.. Robert Smith, on filbcrt No. l.
NJ. John =. Slndifcr. who has been
seriously III with typhoid fever for
many weeks at his home in lorkvlll",
is able To he out again.
Friends and acuuaintanccS will he
glad to know that Mrs. Luther Hart
ness formerly Miss julia McknighO.
of Gastnnia, who has been seriously i'll,
is now on the road to recovery.
Rev. Dr. j. l.. Oates. pastor ana
Elder John Warren Quinn left this
morning tu represent lOrkvillc y. L..
=. church ut the fall meeting of tn"
Catawba presbytcry at Unity in Ian
caster county.
jamie Wilson. G-ycar-old daughter of
Ecv. H. G. Wilson, Jr., Of McConne!ls-
vile. WIS taken to the FCrnell infirm-
airy by Dr. Whitcsidcs yesterday for an
operation fur appendicitis. She is get
ting along nicely.
Mr.. ". r. Davis, publisher of the
Lancaster Citizen was Il visitor in
YUrkvillc, last Friday. Mr.. Davis came
oyer with the Lancaster High School
football team, which played the York
vi ic team Friday afternoon.
Tn" condition of J. =. B@icc, Esq"
who has been i'll at his home in York
vile for many weeks continues to i'm
prove slowly but steadily. MIR. Bricc.
thuu@h still very weak. and unable TO
consider business matters a. any kind,
is Spending much Of his time on his
front piazza.
Southern Christian Advocate: Rev.
K. T.. Sharpe recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis in the Fen
nell hospital 1T Rock HIil. He con-
yalcarcd rapidly from tn" operation
and il Was expected that he would soon
Dc at home again but Mcssrs. Robin