Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-04-03
LOCAL LACONICS

Increasing It's STOCK.
The Catawba Power company has
secured the right to increase it's capi-
tai stock from 100000 to s15O.OOO. The
new stock is to be preferred.
We Will Send The Enquirer
For one year to two or more subscri-
bers at $1.75 each, provided the two or
more names are returned and paid for
when the names are entered. THE
ENQUIRER will be sent from this issue
to the first Of January, 1902, for $l.4S in
advance.
The u. c. v.
A meeting of Camp Micah Jenkins,
U. c. ", was held in the court house
Monday at noon, pursuant to the re-
cent call Of Commander Hart. There
was very good attendance, including
25 members who paid their annual dues
up to date. In the absence of the sec
retary, Mr.. w. B. Williams kept the
record. Delegates to the Memphis re-
union were elected as follows: A. F.
Mcconnell, r. w. Whitesides. Alter
mates: w. B. Smith and ]. E. PlaXico.
Representation at the Columbia re-
union was provided for as follows: ].
F. Hart and ]. ]. Smith, delegates,
and j. M. Whitesides and J. E. Low
ry, alternates. Miss Daisy Hart was
chosen as sponsor for the camp at
Columbia. During the meeting Gene
raj Noise made a happy address to the
veterans present. ~
, Long Lost Brother.
Sheriff Logan received a letter last
week from H. c. Neal, 2OS Laredo
street, San Antonio, Texas. The writer
merely requested the sheriff to turn
the epistle over to Mr.. H. r. Neal, in
order that the latter might know the
whereabouts of long lost brother.
Sheriff Logan turned the letter over to
the family of the late H. R. Neal, and
sent to the brother copy of THE EN-
QUIRER containing an account of the
old soldiers recent death. Mr.. w. G..
Neal, son of the late Fl. r. Neal, said
to the reporter day or two ago: 1T is
strange; but / Soldiered all around San
Antonio for months and did not have
the least suspicion that my old uncle
lived there. There were plenty of
Meals about, but it did not occur to me
that / had any special interest in them.
Ny father had not heard from his
brother in more than 80 years, and he
had no idea where he waS-not even
whether or not he was living"
The Gotten Growers.
Railroad Commissioner Wilborn was
IN 4OrkVllle Monday on business, and
during the day he called at The EN-
oUIRER office to request a notice to the
farmers to attend the meeting that is
to be held in the court house next Sat
urday for the purposes Of organizing a
county Cotton Growers association
Mr.. Wilborn is president of the state
association, and he is especially anXi-
GUS that all of the South Carolina
counties organize in accordance with
the call that was recently made by
President Jordan. of the Southern as
sociation. LAS to whether we can ac-
cOmplish anything by organizing" said
Mr.. Wilborn, Il cannot say; but / an
sure that we will accomplish nothing
unless we try. l will not be here my
self. but l hope there will be a repre-
sentative attendance from all parts Of
the county, and that a good organiza.
tion will be perfected. Urge everybody
to turn out. l suggest the meeting b,
held in the court house at IL O'Clock
Saturday morning. That is the time
at which, under President Jordan:
call, meetings are to be held in every
county in the South