Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-01
ABOUT PEOPLE

ABOUT PEOPLE
Mr.. S. E. Grist of Yorkville is visit
ing relatives in Bennettsville.
r. A. Jackson of Glover was among
the visitors in Yorkville, yesterday.
Miss Jennie White of Abbeville is
visiting Mrs. Belle Alston in Yorkville.
Mrs. Sam Moore of Charlotte, Is the
guest Of Miss Allie Starr, in Yorkville.
Miss Beulah Jarret, Of Bethel is the
guest Of Miss Rocena Woods, In York
vile.
Master Robert Grey. of Bethel, Is
visiting the family of Mr.. W. D. Grisr,
in YorkVille. -.
Miss Helen Sandifer, Of Florence is
visiting the family Of her father, Mr..
C. II. Sandifer in Yorkville. =
John S. Rainey of Sharon, was
among the visitors in -Yorkville,. yes
terday.
H. f. lookout of Bethesda township
was among the visitors in Yorkvile
yesterday.
Miss Annie Ashe, Of Charlotte is
visiting the family Of her mother Mrs.
S. C. Ashe, in Yorkyille.
Miss Ada Dee McElwee, of Yorkville
is visiting relatives and friends in
Asheville.
Mr.. William McCorkle. student a,
the Citadel, Charleston, is spending
the summer in Yorkville..
Mrs. M. w. Beach and children of
Winston Salem, are visiting the family
of Mr.. w. T. Moore in Yorkville.
A.; c. White Of Kings Creek No. l.
was among the visitors in Yorkville
yesterday
Mrs. l.. w. Perrin, who has heen
visiting relatives in Abbeville, has re-
turned to her home in Yorkvile.
Dr.. w. A. Hood OF Hickory Grove
was. among the visitors in YorkVille
yesterday.
Mrs. Tracy Proctor, of Forest City, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. X. j.
Mackorell in Yorkville. = -"
Miss Minnie Florence Ferguson. who
has been visiting relatives in Atlanta,
has returned to her home in Yorkville.
Mr.. r. S. Mcconnell Of Yorkvil!e.
who has been quite i'll for number OF
weeks past is able to be about again.
Mrs. P. w. Patrick and children who
have been visiting relatives IN 81.
George, have returned to their home IN
Yorkville.
Mr.. w. D. Glenn, Of Yorkville is
assistant teacher Of psychology at the
summer school Of the University or
North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Miss Mamie Roberts of Yorkvile,
who is suffering with typhoid FEVER al
the FenneIl Intirmary, Rock Hill, IS
reported getting along nicely.
Mrs. Dunlap Roddey, (nee Miss
Maud Barron), and little son, OF ROCK
Hill, are the guests of Miss Maud
Stroup in Yorkville.
Misses Rachel Wylie and Louise
Barron Of Yorkville, left Tuesday for
Washington, New York and other
points.
James Mcdowell who has been un-
dergoing treatment for appendicitis IN
the Fennell Intirmary, Rock Hill, mas
returned to the home Of his father Dr.
J. D. Mcdowell, in 4orkVllle. he IS
getting along nicely.
= Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Sealy Of Bullock
Creek No /, were visitors in YorkVlile
last Tuesday. Mr.. Sealy said that the
new bridge over Broad River at Lock-
hart was rapidly nearing completion
and would be ready for use within
few weeks at most.
Jas. ID. Grist' of the staff of The
Yorkvil1e Enquirer is on the program
me. to deliver an address on; the sub
iect of "Human Interest Stories," be-
fore the annual meeting of the South
Carolina Press Association in Green
Vile, next Thursday.
A card received yesterday from Mr..
Jas. A. Barrett, postmaster Of Clover
who is in Los Angeles, Cal, as a dele
gate from South Carolina to the Ma
tional Council Junior Order United
American Mechanics says: Il am tax
ing in the bright lights in the capitals
md ENJOYING the experience immense
~. Our council closed yesterday and
I leave for Frisco tomorrow for day
or so. Then begin the homeWard
journey.
Writing to the Commander Of
Mech Stewart Post, No. &C, American
Legion yesterday, Congressman w. f.
Stevenson SAYS: II wish very much
that could be with you folks on the
4th and T hope it doesn't rain and that
everybody will have 4 fine time and
enjoy the music given by Jim Camp
bell & Co."
S. p. Moore, who came to Yorkville
with his family from Thomaston, Ala.
about 18 months ago and who has
since been working in the Lockmore
Cotton Mill, has returned to his old
home at Thomaston. He was farmer
before he came to Yorkvi!le and was
run off the farm by the. boil, weevil;
but during his stay with the Lock-
more he has saved about $1,000. He
SAYS he is going back home to take
up the stock business and will engage
in shipping cattle to New Orleans.