Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-11-29
ABOUT PEOPLE

Miss Dorothy Dulin, Of Glover, visit
cd Mrs. r. II. Glenn, in Gastonia,
Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Jenkins, has been quite
i'll for the past week at her home. in
Yorkville.
Miss Murriel brennan, of Clover,
visited Miss Margaret Grey, on Glover
No. 2, last week.
Master Edward Sifford, of Clover,
visited Master Robert Grey, on Clo-
Yer No. 2, last week.
Miss Laura Riddle, of CASTOR couG-
ty, spent Tuesday in Glover, with Miss
Martha Stowe.
Mrs. John S. Jones and Miss Sarah
Jones, of Yorkville, visited relatives at
McConnellsville, last week.
Misses Mildred Bankhead and
Louise Brandon, of Glover No. 2, spent
last Wednesday, in Charlotte.
George Ashe, of Columbia, visited
the family of his mother, Mrs. $. C.
Ashe, in Yorkville, last week.
Ardrey Inman, of Greensboro, ". c.,
visited the family of his father, Mr.. G.
NJ. Inman, near Yorkville, last week.
Floyd Wray, of Clemson College,
NlSllcu the ldIIlly VI IIl3 ldliShi WI IL
Q. Wray, in Yorkville, last week,
X. A. williams, of Yorkville, left
Friday for Atlanta, Ga, where he has
a position with Armour>& Co.
Miss Beulah Robinson, Of Rock Hill,
spent the week end with her aunt,
Miss Alice Robinson, in Yorkville.
Miss Mildred Bankhead, of Lowry
vile, visited her brother, Marion Bank
head, at Clemson College, last week.
Edward Faulkner, of Yorllville, visit
ed the family of his uncle, William
Faulkner, near Kings Creek, last week.
Robert Herndon, of Detroit, Mich, is
visiting his father, Mr.. r. ]. Herndon,
in Yorkville. Mr.. Herndon will prob
ably be here several weeks.
Misses Frances Campbell and jamie
Patrick, of Winthrop College, spent
the Thanksgiving holidays at their
respective homes on Glover No. 2.
Mr. John n. O'Farrell, former resi-
dent of Yorkvile, who is now living in
Atlanta, Ga, is visiting relatives and
friends here.
Announcement was made Friday
afternoon of the engagement of Miss
Margaret Bratton and Mr.. r. II. Moore,
both of Yorkville, the wedding to take
place December q.
Mrs. J. A. Forbes and Mr.. Jas. A.
Barrett, of Glover, and Mr.. ]. c. Forbes,
Of Gastonia, visited Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jenk-
ms and Mrs. w. ID. Morrison, in York
vile, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. James and
children, who have been visiting the
family of Mr.. III. Il. James, in York
vile, have returned to their home in
GalaX, Va.
Mrs. Minnie p. Mccormick, of Savan-
nah. Ga, a returned missionary of the
Presbyterian church from China, is
visiting friends in this section. Her
late husband was for a number of
years pastor Of Beersheba church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover G. Mcfarland,
Misses frankie and Willie Mcfarland,
Mrs. Edgar Faris and Mrs. w. II.
Stewart, of Bethel, spent Thursday
with the family of Mr.. K. II. Hawkins,
at TirZah.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Cunningham, of
Massey, OF Rock Hill, who have been
visiting the family of Mr.. ]. c. Will
born, in Yorkville, have returned to
their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carroll. of CO.
lumbia, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tanning,
and Miss Betty Tanning, Of Shelby,
and Mrs. T. L. Carroll, all spent
Thanksgiving in Yorkville, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. K. Il. Allison.
w. b. Hope, of York No. 2, an eX-
soldier who has been undergoing treat
In nj
Health Service Hospital at Greenvi'le
for some time past has been discharg
ed as guarded case and returned
home. Mr.. Hope is suffering with
form Of stomach trouble.
w. J. Fcwell of Yorkville had the
to have his left leg sprinll-
led with bird shot while hunting in
Union county on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Fcwell was out hunting with a
friend who accidentally directed his
fire toward Mr.. Fewell instead of a
bird. While his injuries are not SER
ous he finds il necessary to walk with
a stick.
r. S. Hartncss, son of Mr. +. Z.
Hartness of York No. 5, who has been
critically i'll at the home Of his brother,
Luther Hartness in Gastonia for sew
eral weeks past with influenza and
pneumonia continues to improve and
is regarded as well on the road to re-
covcry by his physicians. His brother,
Scott Hartness who has been a patient
in n Gastonia hospital for several days
past is also improving.
w. l.. .Iamison. proprietor of the
Hotel Shandon, in IOrkville, attended
a meeting of hotel proprietOrs in Co
lumbia, last week at which time the
South Carolina Hotel ProprietOrs As
sociaton was organized. The object of
the association is to assist in guarding |
against the passing of worthless
checks on hotel proprietors; to keep |
tab on questionable women who visit |
hotels over the state from time to time .
and to otherwise safeguard the inter- |
eSts of the hotels. The proprietor of
each hotel in the state is to be asked .
to join the association.
Rock Hill Herald, Monday: Cap
tain W. 4. Graham, conductor on the
Southern. was knocked from his train
and painfully injured about the head
This morning. lie was taken to the
Fcnnell Iniirmary and an examination |,
disclosed that no bones were broken.
He was resting well this afternoon,
though was in great pain as result
Of the blow. AS No. ia was leaving
COR Charlotte, Captain Graham leaned
cut from the step to speak to the con-
luctor on the train coming in. He lean
I'd little too far and his head struck
mo Of tho hp1vy fimbcrS ot the over