Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-23
ABOUT PEOPLE

j. w. NTflSI, OIL SOluIuDld, WdS d NlSl-
tor in Yorkville on Tuesday.
The condition of j. S. Brice. Esq, of
YOrkville, continues favorable.
J. NJ. Barnett of Bethel township
was a visitor in Yorkville today.
E. B. Garrison of York No. 3, was
a visitor in Greenville this week.
John Dixon Plexico, Of Sharon, was
visitor in Charlotte, yesterday.
William Borders of Kings Creek,
was visitor in Yorkville, yesterday.
Mr. I. A. Minter, of Sharon No. l,
was a visitor in Yorkville, yesterday.
Mrs. J. w. Gaulden and Miss Olive
Gauden, of Yorkville, spent last Mon
day in Charlotte.
Mrs. +. E. Quinn, Of Yorkville, is
improving after severe illness OF
several days with tonsilitis.
Miss Mary Maude Wylie, of Gaffney,
visited Mrs. II. T. Williams, in York
vile, this week.
Messrs. w. G.. Hayes and James
Martin, of Sharon, were visitors in
Yorkville, yesterday.
Clarkson Mellow, Of Yorkville, has
resumed his studies at Hastoc school,
Spartanburg.
Henry McCaw, of New Orleans, La
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. ]. X. Aston,
in Yorkville.
Hon. Erwin Carothers Of Rock Hill
was among the visitors in Yorkville
yesterday.
Mr.. w. Gist Finley returned 20 York
vile from Washington yesterday, with
the inter ion of practicing law with
Mr.. j. a. Marion.
Messrs. C. G. Castles, E. L. Hanna
and Tom Hambright Of Smyrna, were
among the visitors in Yorkville, yes
terday.
Mr.. John S. Sandifer, convalescing
from an attack of typhoid fever, con-
tinues to improve and will soon be up.
They say he is calling for his tobacco
again.
Geo. L. Wallace, who has been un-
dcrgoing treatment in q Charlotte hos
pital FOR wounds received in the World
war has returned TO Yorkville.
Mrs. S. ]. Barry, Of York No. l, who
has been in bad health for many
months, was able to be in Yorkvllle,
yesterday.
Rev. J. L. Oates, pastor of the York
Vile A. r. Z. church will occupy the
pulpit of the Columbia \. r. Z. churcn
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Baird who
were recently married at Sharon are
spending a few days in Washington
and New York.
Mr.. Robert Witherspoon, of York
VILE. who suffered a stroke of apopleXy
last Sunday was reported this morning
as getting along very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Weaver, of
Hamlet. n. c., are visiting Mrs.
Weavers parents, Mr. and Mrs. }. Is.
Pegram, in Yorkville.
. +. G.. Brandon. who for some time
past has been living in Clinton, ,. Cr
has entered the employ of w. w. Bar
ron, in Yorkville. Mr.. Brandon has
moved his family to Yorkville.
J. w. Caldwell, for the past year
manager of the Western Union Tele-
graph office in Yorkville, left this
morning for Laurinburg, n. c., to be-
come manager for the Western Union
at that place.
Mrs. Crawford Dunlap of Rock Hill
has been elected York county school
attendance officer to Succeed Miss
Alice Garrison who resigned to accept
the principalship of the Philadelphia
school. Mrs. Dunlap has not yet notl-
fled the county board of education oil
her acceptance.
F.. L. Hinnant, granite cutter with
the Palmetto Monument Co, who was
shot several days ago and who is now
in the Fennell Infirmary, ROCK Hin,
continues to improve, according to in
formation from the Intirmary. ME-
Hinnant Is now considered to be out OF
danger.
Latest information from Rev
Howard Smith. son Of Mr.. J. +. y.
Smith of York No. /, who is critically
i'll in a hospital at Temple, Texas, is
TO the effect that some slight improve
n4ent is to be noted in his condition
following several blood transfusions.
However as yet little hope is enter
tained for his recovery.
In a letter to friend in Yorkvil!e.
Rev. Il. II. Waugh, formerly pastor OF
the First Baptist church of Iorkville,
and nov. pastor of the Baptist church
at Lamar. Dillon county, states that he
is getting along nicely in his new pas
tOrate and likes the community IN
which he is living quite well. He sends
his kindcst regards and recollections to
his frierds and acquaintances in York |
vile and vicinity.