Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-13
Tuesday, June 49, 1927

after an extended visit to relatives in
New Orleans, La.
Joseph Moss, student at Erskine
College, Due West, has returned to
the home of his fathAr, Mr.. J. L. Moss,
on York No. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quay McElwee of New
Orleans, La, are visiting Mrs. Agnes
McElwee and Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Nc
Elwee in Yorkville.
Mr.. J. w. Dobson of Yorkville, is
spending a few days in Gaffney, on a
visit to his brother Mr.. William Dob
son and other relatives and friends.
w. B. McCleave who has been cora
fined to the home of Dr.. r. A. Bratton
| in Yorkville, for several weeks on ac-
count Of illness is able to be out again.
Miss Alice Inman and Mr.. Grady
Mcfarland, OF Iol'kville represented
the Yorkvlle Christian Endeavor So
ciety at Clinton, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ~ O'Farrell, of
Atlanta, attended the funeral of Mrs.
!, Malevia A. Campbell Of Gastonia yes
| terday. Mr. O'Farrell came down to
Yorkville last night and Mrs. OFarrelI
is expected to come tomorrow
Announcements reading as follows
! have been received here: Mr.. Merton
A. Mcfarland announces the marriage
Of his daughter. Mary TO Mr.. Archie
| Cox, on Wednesday the seventh of
June 1922, Roanoke, Virginia.
Farmers around Tatum, in Marlboro
county are paying one-half cent each
for boil -weevils picked from cotton on
their respective farms. according TO
William Gibson of TatJm who with his
family recently visited Magistrate r.
l.. A. Smith and family ut Hickory
Grove.
Miss Veola Johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Johnson, of Yorkville,
graduated from the WOman's College,
Due West, last week with the degree
of Bachelor of Arts Miss Johnson
also received the degrc of Bachelor of
Music and certificates in Voice and
Public School Music.
DIR. Joe Sims, we'll known. pharmacist
Of Sharon, was run over and painfully
! injured by an automobile said To- have
been driven by Paul White at Sharon,
Sunday night. DIR. Sims was struck by
the automobile while crossing the
street near J. L., WhitesideSs store.
He suffered badly spraiped ankle and
other bruises. .,-
Theo Maekorell and j.. B. Grant,
Yorkville boys who left here several
months ago in tumbled down Ford
/ which they, dubbed the .;"Boll Weevil
| Special are now at Cheyenne, Wyom-
ing according to Information received
here by X. J. MackOrell. The two
boys, according to Mr.. Mackorell, are
still touring the west in the old Boil
Weevil." Joe Hernd0n who left here
with the other. two boys stopped off at
Monroe, La, where ne is now at work
according TO information received by
his father; Prof r. j. Herndon.
That there is less corn planted in
Bethesda township at this time than
there has been at n similar period in
years, is the opinion of Mr.. Will Ay-
cock of Bethesda township who was in
Hprkville, yesterday. Mr.. Aycock said
that he had recently received n letter
from his brother Mr.. Ed Aycock who
lives in Ellis County, Texas, saying
that ten inches of rain fell i'm twenty
four hours in his section of Texas last
week and that hundreds of acres OF
cotton and other crops were washed
away. o.. D - .'
Ben Faris, former service man in the
World war has recently returned
from Savannah, where he underwent
an operation in "a government hospital.
Mr. Faris was taken into the service
with bad tonsils, andN spent three
weeks in an army hospital on account
Of tonsilitis; but for some reason the
surgeons failed to give him proper at
tention, and since his discharge he has
continued to suffer and pay doctors
bills, until at last the service officer OF
the Mech Stewart post, American Le-
gion, succeeded in getting the govern
ment to recognize its duty toward him
to the extent described.
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Hare and
their son Roger, are at the home of Mr..
w. D. Grist in Yorkville, having
stopped over on their way from st.
Petersburg, Fla, to their home in
North Dakota, to pick up their daueh-
ter Miss Alice Hare. who has been in
Yorkville since last October. The
| Hares are traYeling in a Dodge AUTO
mobile, and taking along with them a
camping outfit that enables them to
stop wherever they happen to be over
taken by night. Ii is their. purpose to
go from here up to New York city and
after spending some weeks in New
York state to strike across the coun-
try for North Dakota, They left st.
Petersburg last Wednesday morning
and they expect to be on the road for
several weeks yet.
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