Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-10-28
Friday, October >28, -ls2l.I

that in addition to four mules and
horse Mr. Pursley lost fine hog in
/ fhe fire.
j. r. Blair, Ray aFeemstcr, Mark
| kirkpatrick aid Sam Feemster were
among the people of S'aron ard vicin-
| ity WHO attended thess.l.c fair in'Col-
un:bia this week.
Mr.. Geo. p. Jenkins, of Laurens,
spent, ,last night in Yorkville, with the
| family of his brother Mr.. j. II. b.
| Jenkins, Jr. He came down from the
| home OF Mr. r. g. Riddle, his father =
n-law, on Glover No. 2.
Mr.. ]. S. Sandffer of Yorkville, who
has been slowly recaperating from
1 typhoid fever for some time past spent :
a part Of yesterday at his old place in,t
the store of Kirkpatrick Bclk Com
| pany. He said that he expects to go
back to work Monday. ~ ~
Floyd Wray. son of Mr.. and Mrs:J.
| q. WTay, of Yorliville, is. playing an
end ,on the Clemson College varsity
football team this year and is making
quite reputation. for himself as an
athlete at Clemson Erwin Gettys OF
Tirzah.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z.
Gettys is also a member of the Glenn
| son team again, playing at center.
Mrs. j. c. Mckenzie of YorlIville
had one of her eyes removed at a,
Charlotte hospital on-Thursday morn
ing The eye had been giving con-
siderable trouble, for some time espec-
ially recently, and the physicians de-
cided that the only hope for perma-
nent relief was, its removal Mrs. Nc
Kcnzie is reported as getting along
nicely.
Mr.. +, l.. Hfnnant of the Palmetto
Monument Company, Yorkville, who
was so dangerously wounded by
Robert McGinnis, some weeks ago,
has recovered sufficiently to be, able to
do light work about the monument
plant; but lacksfa good deal OF having
recovered his former ST. arSth. He
rs been good soldier in his suffer-
ings, however, and hopes soon to be
| his old self again.
Among the, people of, Yorkville and
vicinity who, attended the state fair in
, Columbia, this week were the follow
ing: Sheriff and Mrs. +. E. Quinn,
Mr.. and MIS- Frank NJ. Simrill, II. r.
Mackorell, w. G! Finley, A. A. Barron,
w. G.. White, c. A. Boney, c. A. Sherer,
Karl A. Williams, DR.. ]. ]. Glenn, DIR.
p. w. Hunter ]. c. and w. B. Plexico,
i. NJ Burris, William Sandifer, w. j.
Fewell, w. w. Barron.
T.. Bamford Garrison Of York No 3,
.. left this morning for SpGrtanburg,
where he wiz Join the other members
of the South Carolina delegation to the
. annual RATIONAL convention of the
American Legion to be held in Kansas
, City Mo, ncxt week. Mr. Garrison
who is n member of Mech Stewart
: Post of Yorkville, was elected dele
gate to the national convention by the
u state convention held in Newberry in
: September. 'l
+, Although still far from strong, the
p condition OF j. s. Brice, Esq. .ywho has
, been ILL at his home in YoFkville for
= the past three months, is steadily i'm
, proving. There is no question OF that.
= He is able to sit up during the greater
part Of each day, and is now talking TO
his friends when they come to see
: him, He is able to stand on his feet;
= but he cannot walk yet However, he
= tl4nks that within few Gays more ne
$ will be able to walk some also. Mr..
I Brice looks much better than was
a naturally to be expected after such a
:, lorg and severe siege, and in spite or
= his weakness is quite cheerful. He has
= even been attending to O little busi-
r ness of late; but of course Is not yet
: equal to anything along that line that
s might require too severe an effort.
r. D. Mum. of the Steele Creek sec
!, tion. OF Mecklenburg county was among
! the visitors in Yorkville yesterday. Mr..
: Num- was al citizen of Fort Mill for
: ten years until about a month ago
i when he moved to the Steele Creek
9 section to engage in farming. While
= here yesterday he stated that his
= adopted son, James Hamilton Num-,
y aged 81 months. won the first prize Tor
babies over II months old at the Steele
. Creek community fair held last Tues
: day. The baby was adjudged 81 per
4 cent. perfect by DR.. John R. Ashe.
noted baby specialist and formerly OF
o Yorkvil'e, who is now located in Char-
n lotte. There is quite an interesting
: story in connection with the. adoption
of James Hamilton Num- by Mr. and
Mrs. Num-. Nearly two years ago Mr.
> Nunn read ip The Yorkvile Enquirer
> an interview'with Miss Claire Kearse
! of the Child Placing Department OF the
State Board of Public Welfare IN
a which Miss Kearse stated her desire 10
place children, in. the hands of respon--.
/, sible parties for adoption. Mrs and
9 Mrs Mum made application for baby
> boy and James Hamilton, then SIX
months Old was given them.
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