Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-12-12

5days. information this. morning is
tilit she is getting along very nicely.
Magistrate f. c. Black is stir very
i'll at his home on York No. ), with in
hucnZa.
Frank James of Galax, Va, is visit
ing the family of his father Mr.. H. b.
James in Yorkvillc.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. NJ. Nichols of Rock
Hill visited Mrs. NJ. l.. Nichols in
Yorkvillc, Sunday.
Miss Rachel Wylie, has returned to
her home in Yorkville, after a visit to
Miss Olivia Brown in Griffin, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Crawford Of Nc
Conncllsvillc, leave tomorrow for their
winter home in NSt. Petersburg, Fla.
]. r.. Barnwell and sons, Brison and
James, are III at their home in York
vile with influenza.
H. f. Horton of Sharon No. 2, was
among the visitors in Yorkville, Sat
urday.
W. L. Hill, ]. D. Hambright and w.
B. Hope of Sharon, were among the
visitors in Yorkville, yesterday.
Rev. w. p. Grier and Mr.. Harry
Henry of Glover, were visitors in
Yorllville, yesterday.
Mr.. Robert McMackin, we'll known
citizen of the Bethany section is un-
dergoing treatment in the Fennell In
firmary, Rock HILL
Mr.. L. l.. Hardin, Of Columbia, has
decided to move to Rock Hill to assume
the duties of treasurer of the Anderson
Motor company.
Mrs. r. l.. Davis of Gastonia, visit
ed her daughters, Mrs. w. R. Warren
of Glover No'1, and Mrs. G. r. Hovis,
of Glover, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Wilson and Mr.,
and Mrs. G. r. Hovis of Glover, were
the guests of Mrs. Reedie Warren, on
Glover No. l last Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. H. Hart, of the Hart Gro
Gerry Company, is i'll at his home in
Yorkville with the flu. Pneumonia de-
veloped last Saturday.
John D. Good, Victor McMackin and
d. Glenn Williamson of Rock Hill,
were among the visitors in Yorkville,
yesterday.
There is little change in the -condi-
ton of j. Baxter Quinn, well known
farmer OF the Santiago section who Is
q patient in the Fennell Infrmary,
Rock Hill. Mr.. Quinn is suffering with
paralysis.
Mr.. C. w. MCGEE, cashier, and Miss
Loula Allen, ook-keeper for the Peo-
pies Bank and Trust Company have
been sick with the flu since Saturday
night. Mrs. VIM. S. Moore is carrying
on the work of Miss Allein for the
present.
Blakeley Plexico of st. Matthews, S
c., visited the family of his father, Mr.
NJ. Z. Plexico of Yorkville, on Sunday
Mr.. Plexico is a trainer of race horses
and has closed most successful sea-
son.
! w. B. McClcavc of McConncllsvillc
who was recently. taken to the o., 5
Public Service hospital in Greenville Is
getting along nicely. Mr.. McCleave
who was formerly a cotton buyer In
Yorkville, is suffering from lung di-
seasc incurred in line of duty in France
He writes that he is getting along
nicely in the hospital in Grcenville and
hopes that he will soon be transferred
to the hospital of the government at
Oteen, n. c., near Asheville.
Col. ]. r. Lindsay of Yorkyille, is
desperately i'll at his home in this
place. Apparently recovering from his
recent attack of flu, he had become
able to walk about a little; but later
suffered a severe attack of the heart.
He had two sinking spells during yes
terday afternoon and early this morn
| ing. and while there has since been IN
dications of favorable reaction, family
and friends arc very much concerned
at the probable outcome.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Z. Hill and
little daughter of Spartanburg, were
visitors in Yorkville on Saturday
and Sunday. While here they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Carroll.
Mrs. Hill is remembered here as Miss
Nell SchOrb, daughter Of the late Geo
r. Schorb. Mr.. Hill was one of the
principal speakers at banquet given
in Glover, Saturday night under the
auspices Of Glover Leaf Council No. 23'
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics Mr.. Hill was formerly solicit
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