Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-09-13
LOCAL LACONIcS.
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1908 for 60 cents.
The Farmers Union.
A number Of local organizations OF
the Farmers union are being effected
in different parts Of the county.
The Best School House.
Some Of the patrons Of school dis
trict No. 36 are boasting with a good
deal Of pride that they are to have the
best school house in the county. The
building is now under construction
1t is to be 32x4S feet. and Is to con-
tain two school rooms, two cloak
rooms and a vestibule. 1t will cost
when completed, except painting. about
$1,000.
The Roads Must Be Fixed.
The postoffice department has sent
out a peremptory notice to the effect
that unless the roads over which the
route runs are put in good condition
by October Z, Yorkville route No. 6
will be discontinued. Yorkville route
No. 6 runs direct into the Bethel
neighborhood, and is probably the
banner route of the state, handling a
larger number of pieces Of mail each
month that has been reported by any
other route.
Man Who Does Things.
Rock Hill Record: Mr.. J. M. Cherry
"the man who does things" has pur-
chased all the land between his plan
tation and the river, and has surveyed
a road from his elegant farm to that
point, and will macadamiZe the same
giving a straight and elegant road to
that place, which will add very much
to the convenience Of parties living
along this road and also give the peo-
pie who live in Fort Mill and on that
side of the river direct route to ROCK
Hill. This road strikes the river at
Jones' ferry.
Pond Not to Be Let Out.
There has been a rumor afloat to the
effect that the Catawba Power people
are going to let the water out OF their
Neelys ferry dam next month. The
reason given is that the bed Of the
pond is filling up with mud. and 1t Is
thought that the letting off Of the wa
ter will wash a considerable quantity
of the mud away. Inquiry of the au-
thorities, however, developa that there
Is no foundation for the rumor. This
information is calculated to spoil some
pleasant anticipations, as many people
have been under the impression that
the letting off of this water would fur
nish some great fishing, at least for
few days.
Died From Effects Of Kick,
Chester Reporter: Little David En-
nest the 3-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. d. Glass, died at his parents
home at Edgmoor Tuesday morning,
at 2 o'clock as the result of injuries
sustained several weeks ago from be-
ing kicked by a horse. For several
days after the accident the little fell
lows life hung in the balance, but by
and by the tide seemed to turn and he
began to improve. Although he SEEM
ed to improve in some respects, how
ever, 1t was noticed that his powers OF
speech were gone. Then came relapse,
and after a long and anxious period
during which everything possible was
done for the little fellows relief death
came as an end to the suspense.
Bethel Presbytery.
There was a called meeting Of Beth
el Presbytery in the First Presbyterian
church Of Yorkville yesterday for the
purpose of dissolving the pastoral re-
lations between Rev. S. H. Hay and
the churches Of Beersheba and Glover,
Mr. Hays resignation having been ac-
cepted by the two churches about two
weeks ago. The meeting was moder-
ated by Rev. E. E. Gillespie and Rev.
j. K. Hall acted as secretary. The
other ministers present were Rev. DR..
J. II. Thornwell and Revs A. H. At
kins and ]. A. McMurray. Elders j..
]. Smith and G. H. O'Leary were also