Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-07-23
friends here who will be glad to con-
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Mr.. Barrett to Make q Test.

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MIR. Barrett to Make a Test.
Columbia correspondence News and
Courier: 1t seems as II the consolida-
tion of the properties recently consoli-
dated under the act of the gneral as
sembly of the Carolina road, which Is
called the Southern railway, is not to
go uncontested. A suit has been filed
through Mr.. Barrett, attorney, involy-
ing legal questions Of the consolidation.
The papers have not yet been filed here.
Boxes For Routes L and z.
Although ordered in what seemed to
be ample time to bring them here by
July l, the mail boxes for Yorkville
rural routes Nos. and 2, have not yet
been received. Mr.. M. L. Carroll, who
ordered the boxes, says the bill has
been here for three weeks, but he Is un-
able to get any trace Of the boxes. He
thinks that they are probably on
side track somewhere between Goshen,
Ind, the point from which they were
shipped, and Yorkville. Every effort is
being made to locate them.
Four Lunatics In Jail.
There are four Negro lunatics in Jail.
They have accumulated during the past
three or four weeks, and as Judge NC
Corkle has written several times to DR..
Babcock, Of the state hospital for the
insane, without receiving a reply, he Is
very much concerned about them.
Captain Iredell Jones, Of the board OF
hospital regents, has taken the matter
up within the last day or two and
promises to let Judge McCorkle know
what the trouble Is as soon as possible.
Sheriff Logan Is also concerned about
these lunatics. One of them Is so vio-
lent that he has to be confined In his
cell, and all of them are requiring at
tention that they can receive only at
the state hospital.
The Summer School Teachers. =
The following teachers have been
awarded certificates as the result Of
their work at the recent summer school:
Helen Abernatny, Sudie Allison. Belle
Bailey, NJ r. Biggers, Lynn Blair,
Susie Brian, Mary Brown, Sallie Cald-'
well, Florence Cody, Clara Crawford,
May Crosby, Ophelia Davidson, Sallie.
Davidson, Nettie Dobson, Elizabeth
Faris, Emma Glasscock, Mamie Hall,
F. M. Howell, John Jenkins, Katie
Johnson, E. w. Kennedy, Ethel Lati-
mer, Ella Leech, Belle Leecn, Minnie
Massey, Sue Mcfarland. Annie Miller
Lillian Milhollen, Clara Mitchell, Ida
Ormand, Laura Pegram, Carrie Belle
Poag, w. H. Pursley. jamie Rawls, Bes-
sic Sherrer, May Belle Sims, Philip San
differ, Annie Thomasson, Julia Thorn
we'll, Matte White.
Sutton'x Spring.
Sutton's spring. on Turkey creek,
three miles west Of Yorkville. seems to
be more popular this season than for
several seasons past. improvements
and conveniences have been introduced
recently at the instance Of Messrs. H.
C. Strauss and w. C. Mcclure. MIR.
Strauss proposed that he would buy
the necessary tiling and lumber. If Mr..
Mcclure would put the tiling In the
spring and make benches Of the lum-
ber. Mr.. Mcclure accepted the prop
osition, and the thing has been done TO
the very great qualification Of large
number of people who make frequent
excursions to the spring during the
warm afternoons and evenings. There
is talk Of erecting a house over the
spring, and also Of erecting an arbor In
which religious services may be held
on Sunday afternoons.