Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-09-17
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1908, for So cents.
Hill Kennedy Co., Receivership.
After hearing argument on motion
in the Hill-Kennedy case last Friday
Judge Gage handed down an order re-
moving Mr.. Hill and the Messrs. Ken
nedy from the receivership and ap-
pointing Mr.. B. N. Moore OF Yorkville
in their stead. The order provides
also for the operation Of the firms
ginnery at Sharon under the direction
Of the receiver.
Route No. Six.
Supervisor Boyd went over York
VILE route No. yesterday to see what
could be done in the way Of having the
road put in first-class condition. IL
appears that there is a part OF the
route which Is not considered as pub
lie road. What will be done about this
remains to be seen. The people inter-
ested. however. should have no hesi-
tation in putting 1t in first-class con-
dit IN.
Death of Mrs. J. p. Blair.
Mrs. Margaret H. Blair. Of the
Blairsyille neighborhood, whose illness
with typhoid fever was mentioned last
Friday, died on Sunday night at
o'clock. She had been Ill about three
weeks The deceased was the second
wife of Mr. James P. Blair, was a
member Of Sharon Associate Reform
ed church, and was a woman OF ad-
mirable Christian character. The in
terment took place at Bullock's Greek
yesterday afternoon. the services being
conducted by Rev. J. S. Grier and
Rev. J. B. Swami. Mrs. Blair Is sur
vived by her husband and two chill
dren, Miss Vessie Blair and Mr.. Lu-
ther A. Blair.
York's Income Tax Payers.
Columbia State, Sept. IL: Comp
troller General Jones yesterday receiv-
ed the first income tax returns for the
year. 1t came from York county and
stated that there was a total of $254.l2
paid this year, an increase of S66 over
last year. The following made returns
stating the incomes over $4,000 each
per annum: ]. r. Barron, Rock Hill,
S2,160; D. E. Finley, Yorkville. $3,3OO;
G. w. S. Hart, Yorkvile, $1,000; T. L.
Johnstone, Rock Hill. $1,000. S. M. Nc
Neil Yorkville. $4,000: G. H. O'Leary,
Yorkville. $412: w. J. Roddey, Rock
Hill, $4,000; w. L. Roddey. Rock Hill,
s5, 1000: c. f. Spencer, Yorkville, $2,-
900: total returns SZl,ooz
School District Limits.
Prof. r. o. Samms Of Gaffney, start
ed Yesterday to survey the new limits
of the Yorkville school district as fixed
by the recent special act OF the general
assembly, % miles each direction from
the court house. The special object
Of the survey is to find out just what
portion OF the farms that are found to
he fctr inc Snhiart
to the special tax of three mills in this
district AS a rule the landowners
along the line are opposed to the extra
levy. and knowing that accurate ap-
pOrtionment cannot be made otherwise
except by actual measurement, 1t Is
the policy Of a number Of them to de-
cline to show their land papers or give
other information that will facilitate
the work of the surveyor.
Death of Dr.. e. L. Glenn.
DR.. E. L. Glenn died at his home
near Tirzah Associate Reformed
church in Ebenezer township last Fri
day afternoon and was buried in Ebe-
nezer cemetery on Saturday, the SER
vices being conducted by DR.. Weber
and DR.. Duncan. The deceased was
in the SD year Of his age. and his
death was due to a general breaking
down rather than to organic trouble.
He was landmark of his neighbor-
hood for more than two generations,
was a high toned. high minded, pa
triotic citizen, and a most excellent
physician. He had the love, respect
and esteem Of all who knew him. In
years gone by his name as a physi-
clan was a household word in all the
homes for miles around. He was twice
married, and leaves besides a widow,
three sons and two daughters. The
sons are Hon. ]. L. Glenn Of Chester,