Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-10-04
Tuesday, October 4, 1921.

Reid of Glover, were visitors in York
vile yesterday.
DR.. c. o. Burrus, we'll known ply
sician of Sharon is i'll at his home
with influenza.
Thos w. Quinn, OF Charlotte. spent
Sunday in YOrkville, with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warren Quinn.
Mrs. Margaret Hughes. of Gaffney,
has been visiting the family of Mr. D..
C. Clark, on York No. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Baird of Sha-
ron, spent Sunday with relatives IN
Bethel township.
Mrs. John S. Jones, of Bowling
Green, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Yorkville.
r. T. Allison, Jr., of YOrkville, has
resumed his medical studies at Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md.
Miss Mary Mcfarland, of York No:
8, is visiting relatives in Roanoke and
Danville, Va.
Charles Crawford of Spartanburg
recently visited the family of his
father, Magistrate +. A. Crawford at
GuthrieSville.
Mr.. Paul G. McCorkle has been suf-
fering for the past week or ten days
with an attack of erysipelas of the
, face; but is getting along very nicely.
Miss Alma Mcclure, r. N, of New
York, is nursing J. S. Brice, Esq, who
| has been i'll at his home in Yorkyille,
for the past several weeks.
w. w. Key and son of Madison, Ca,
who recently purchased the Waters &
Martin farm near Yorkville, have NOV
ed to their new home.
Tom Speck, Darby Glenn, Withers
| Adickes and Milus Carroll, of York
vile, left this week for the University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, to en-
ter upon their studies.
| Misses Carolyn Rodgers of Camden
Lucille Hopper of Gastonia; Evelyn
! Sanders of Chester and Lena Hartness
! Of MoOresville, y. c., are visiting Miss
! Susie Hartnecs, in Sharon.
+. l.. Hinnant, who has been under
going treatment in the Fennell Infirm-
airy, Rock Hill for several weeks
past has returned to his home in
! Yorkville.
Mr.. j. Andrew Wilkerson, who has
! been spending the past two months
visiting friends in Virginia, has return
ed TO his home in Yorkville. He eX-
! pcclS 10 Like IL DOSlllOH Will tHS ioi N
! Furniture Company.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement Of Miss Margaret Sandifer
of Lowryville to Mr.. Palmer Williams
Of McConnel,sville, the wedding to
take place ut Lowryville in the near
| future.
Ell. cement Of Miss Julia Love,
daughter of Mr. S. Fl. Love of Nc
! Connellsv.lle to Mr.. J. Weldon An
derson of Columbia, has been an
nounced, the wedding TO take place in
! November.
O. L. Grist, who has been undergo
! ing treatment in the Fennell Infirmary,
! Rock Hill, for several days on account
| Of a broken collar bone received during
| football practice will return to the
| home of his mother, in Yorkville TINS
week.
Col. c. L. Cobb and DR.. ]. B. john
| son of Rock Hill and Jas. d. Grist, OF
Yorkville. have been appointed dele
gates from York county to the annual
meeting of the American Cotton Asso-
| citation at birmingham, Ala, october
! 26-29
| Announcement has been made of
| the engagement of Miss Nellie Cabeen
Moore to Mr. John Marion Sandifer
the wedding ceremony to take place at
the home of the brides father, Mr. j..
o. Moore at McConnellsville, on We'd
| nesday, October II.
Paul r. Bratton, who for a number
of months has been making his home
| in Yorkville, with his mother, Mrs. p.
| r. BrattOn, left yesterday for Colum-
bia, where he has employment with the
American Export and Imports Corpor-
alton.
r. L. Clinton, who has been making
his home in Yorkville, for several
years while connected with the former
Farmers Hardware Company left Sun
day for Ware Shoals, S. c., where he
has obtained employment.
r. Boyd Hope of York No. 2, left
today for Greenville, to enter the
United Public Health Service Hospital
for treatment. Mr.. Hope who is a
veteran Of the World War has been in
bad health since his discharge from
the service.
p. A. Smith, formerly bookkeeper
for the Yorkville Cotton Oil Co., has
moved t. Winston Salem, y. c., where
he has/accepted position with large
wholesale firm. Mr.. Smith who is
adjutant of Mech Stewart Post OF the
America n Legion has many friends
among eX-service men and the general
public will regret to learn that he has
left the county.
The condition of J. S. Brice, Esq,
who continues seriously i'll at his home
in YOrkville has not been so salts
factory within the past few days as
for some time previously, because of
complications, the probability of which
the attending physicians were able to
foresee all along; but which have been
unavoidable. These complications how
ever, are not necessarily of alarming
significance except in so far as they
tend to retard the otherwise satisfac-
tory progress of the patient. Accord
ing to Dr. Mcdowell, Mr.. Brice seems
to be getting along very nicely in other
particulars, especially as to his lungs
which are clearing up as well as could
be expected.