Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-27
ABOUT PEOPLE.

ABOUT PEOPLE.
Miss Ruth Hunter Berry is visiting
her brother, Mr.. r. S. Berry on York
No. 3.
Mr.. II. f. Horton of Sharon No. !,
was among the visitors in Yorkville'
yesterday.
Mrs. II. p. Smith, Of York No. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Smith IN
Charlotte.
Mrs. Lawton Ashe of Cordova, is
visiting her father, Mr.. II. 7. Williams
in Yorkville.
Mr.. Thos. p. Moore Of Washington
d C. is visiting relatives and friends
IN Yorkville.
r. r. Allison, formerly of TirZah
and now of Rock Hill is i'll at his home
in that city.
Miss Eula Ramsey of Sharon, visit
ed the family of c. F. Sherer in ork-
vile this week.
Mrs. ]. E. Whitesides is quite SICK
at her home in Yorkville. 1t Is iear-
ed she has typhoid fever.
Friends and relatives will regret to
know that Mrs. j. o. Allison is quite
sick at her home in Yorkville.
Miss Kate Faulkner Of Kings Creek
was the week end guest OF the fam-
ily of Mr.. J. +. Faulkner, in Yorkvllle'
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Smith, of Char-
lotte spent the weekend on YORK NO.
/. with the family of Mr.. j. +. A.
Smith.
Mr.. J. r. Hogue is quite sick at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. w. Z,
Gettys at Tirzah. Mr.. Hogue is about
S5 years of age.
Mesdames Y. Vance Davidson ano
E. p. Calhoun of Chester were the
weekend guests of Mr.. and MIS-. W.
3. Moore of Workville.
J.C. Callahan, who has been spend
ing several days with the family OF
Mr.. C. w. MCGEE in Yorkville has re-
turned to his station at Fortress Mon
roe, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wolfe and little
Sarah Good and Misses Bertha Good
and Kathleen Rhine of Shelby, n. T.,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. }. H.
Good on York No. l.
DR.. Sidney Lowry of Arkansas and
Dr.. Sumter Lowry of Tampa, Fla, ana
Mr.. Avery Lowry CT Columbia, visited
the family of Mr.. j. E. Lowry IN
Yorltville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Dent, Mr.. Brown
and Mr.. Hitler of Columbia, Miss Belle
Barton of Greenville, and Mr.. Ed
Latham of Rock Hill, spent Sunday IN
Yorkville with the family of Mr.. Z.
w. McGee.
Leroy Moore, Esq, of Spartanburg
is q candidate for the office of master
of that county, opposing the incum-
bent, S. r. Lanham. Mr. Moore VINO
is now practicing in Spartanburg, was
formerly principal of the school at
Sharon.
DR.. Mccain Nichols of Rock Hill
left Sunday for HarrodsburS, Ky"
where on Wednesday he will be mar
ried to Miss Verna Renfro, OF Har-
rodsburg. He was accompanied by
his brother, Capt. Joseph G. Nichols
of Yorkville.
Theo Mackorell and J. B. Grant young
men of Yorkville who are seeing
America in q dilapidated Fcrd which
they christened the Boil WeeviF
when they started on their journey
several months ago are in Sioux CITY
South Dakota this week, according to
information received by relatives here
today. The young men spent last
week in Dcadwood, South Dakota ana
among other points of interest they
visited the largest gold mine in North
America. The young men write that
they are in good health and arc en-
ioying their continental Jaunt To inc
utmost.
Mr.. j. Il. Lowry has returned to his
home in YOrkville, after attending the
Confederate Reunion in Richmond,
Va. Mr.. Lowry reports a pleasant
trip and a general good time. Il
guess they were there but didn't SO"
n single York county veteran" said
Mr.. Lowry. 81 got a glimpse of Mr.. L.
D. Galbraith of SpartanburG. formerly
of Yorkvillc: but didn't get to talk to-
him. The veterans attending the re-
union were Quartcred in the homes OF
Richmond people this time and were
not located in tents as has been the
custom at a number of former rc-un-
ions. spent each night at the home of
nv daughter, Mrs. Wolfe who lives in
Petersburg. not far away. The largest
number of veterans from any state
outside of Virginia, came from Texas.
There were eight solid car loads of
t.,cm and they wcrc all typical red-hot
rebels. That resolution blaming PrcSi-
dent Lincoln for starting the war suit
e. at least one of them To whom talk
ed and who had good knowledge Of
history The VptcrnHS we're """o"'i"@'
the finest of hospitality by Richmond
people and everything possible Mog
done To make them have a good time.
All were quiet and sober; and there
WAS no evidence of liquor. I didn't
see n single Confederate under the in
nuence of liquor"