Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-20
Tuesday, September 20, 1921.

guson of Sharon were visitors in
Yorkville yesterday.
Mr.. Malcolm Johnson. of New York,
visited the family OF Mr.. Robert
Witherspoon, in Yorkville, this week.
Misses Leslie White and Veola
Johnson of Yorkville, have returned to
the College for Women, Due West.
Vernon Mcdowell, Of Camden, has
entered the employ of Lowry & Moore,
of Yorkville.
Messrs. J. Bratton Mendenhall and
John D. Woo,t prominent citizens ot
Greer were visitors in Yorkville today.
Frank McElwee and ALI Carroll, Of
Yorkville, left this week for the
Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta.
Joe Wardlaw, Edward Marshall,
John E. Carroll, Jr., and william Nc
Corkle, of Yorkville, have returned to
the Citadel, Charleston.
The disorder of Mr.. John s. Sandifer
has developed into a well-defined case
OF sleeping sickness, according TO DR..
Walker, the attending physician.
Mrs. J. Forest Smith and child who
have been visiting relatives in Castor
county NJ c., have returned to their
home in Yorkville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carroll who
have been making their home in At
lanta, Ga, have returned to Yorkville
where they will reside in future.
DIR. A. +. Doty Of Sardinia. s. c.,
came to Yorkville today to accept a
position as pharmacist with . the
Mackoreli Drug Co.
Rudolph Logan, ]. w. Quinn, Jr,
Floyd Wray and William Barron Of
Yorkville, have returned to Clemson
College. r s4
{ Mrs. j. A. Ramsey, has returned to
her home in Gastonia, after visit TO
Mr.! and Mrs. j. vi. Ramsey, in York.
Vile
Miss Hattie McAfee Of Atlanta and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley Estes Of Louis
vile, Ky, are spending some. time at
the McAfee bungalow in Yorkville
Mrs. Malcolm Johnson, of New York.
and Mrs Dan Hayward, of, Columbia,
are visiting the family Of Mr.. Robert
Witherspoon, in YorkyiIle. 9,s.a.
Mr.. Haskell Howell of the Bethany
section who has been a sufferer from
rheumatism for several years past, Is
undergoing treatment in Charlotte
hospital.
william Jones who has been spend
ing the summer at his home in York.
Vile left yesterday for Charleston TO
resume his studies at the Charleston
Medical college.
Mrs. John S, Jones who has been
spending the summer in Yorkyille left
yesterday for Bowling Green TO re-
sumo iler duties as a teacher in the
school at that place
Messrs. ]. L. Grier and w. w. Caffey
of West Palm Beach, Fla, arrived In
Yorkyille last Saturday to spend few
days here as guests OF Mrs. w. III. Nc
Connell at her home on College street.
Mrs. John b. Bowen and son.. John
B.. Jr., who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. n. j. N. Bowen, in Yorkvflle,
have returned to their home In Wash
ington, D. c.
Robert Brice,, United States navy.
Hampton Roads, Va, has returned TO
his station after visit to the family
of his father, Mr.. J. NJ. Brice. on
York No. a.
Miss Alice Garrison. who has been
doing truant officer work in the Office
of the superintendent of education for
some time past, on yesterday took
charge of the school at Philadelphia,
with Miss Marie Moore as assistant
The following young ladies OF York.
vile leave this week for Winthrop Col
Iege, Rock Hill: Mary Alice Mcdowell,
sue Meek Allison. Ella Rhoda Mack
orell, Sarah Jones, Elizabeth Carroll,
Pauline Oates.
Mr.. Baxter C. Riddle has returned
to New York city after visit to his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Riddle at Bowl
ing Green Mrs. B. c, Riddle will re-
main at Bowling Green for several
days.
Miss Ada Elder of Lumber City, Ga.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wyche Elder
in Yorkville. Miss Elder is an accom-
plished teacher of voice and IL she
meets with sufficient encouragement
will organize class in Yorkville.
Mr.. Robert Witherspoon is quite Ill p
at his home in Yorkville as the re-
suit of a stroke OF apoplexy sustained
Sunday morning. Mr.. Witherspoon
was sitting in the front yard at his
home when the stroke came. He Is
about II years Of age. Hr
Miss Annie Ray of Barnwell has
come to Yorkville to take over the
of the local Office or the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
She succeeds j. w. Caldwell who goes
to Iaurinburg, n. c. WITHIN a few
days to take over the management or
the office at that place.
Mr.. Edwin K. MacClain, formerly or
Yorkyille; but for many years past OF
Houston, Texas, spent part OF last
Monday in Yorkville, accompanied py
Mrs MacClain and their daughter, MISS
Louise. They were on their way 10
New York where Miss Louise was 10
be put in college. Mr.. MacClain left
Yorkville in 1882 and came back on q
visit about 1890. He is a member OF
the firm of Carrow, MacClain and Gar
row, cotton, factors, one of the Leading
concerns Of Houston.
Rev. Howard Smith is in a critical
condition in Temple, Texas hospftai
according to information reaching his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. +. A Smith
of York No. /. Rev. Smith has been
suffering for some time with appen-
dicitis and his present condition Is
regarded as so critical that little hope
Is held out for his recovery. For some
time past Rev. Smith has been pastor
of a Presbyterian church at Mission,
Texas but was forced to give up his
work several weeks ago on account
of his health. He is graduate OF the
Theological Seminary of the Presby-
terian church in Columbia, and FOR
time was a supply pastor for one OF
the suburban Presbyterian churches OF