Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-04-07
TUESDAY, APRIL 7 1908.

to the Gastonia Gazette: Cad Dover
who recently moved to this county
from York county, 5. c., was arrested
on a fugitive warrant, on Thursday
evening last, and carried before IL. i.
Allison. Esq, who issued the warrant
Mr. Dover, rather than be placed In
iail to await requisitiOn papers, sign
ed an agreement TO be carried back
| to YorkVille that he might give the
REQUIRED bond till court at that place
I'm April Sheriff Brown sent his dep
uty up Friday and carried the prison.
er back. He will be required TO an
swer the charge Of running an Illicit
distillery and selling whisky unlaw-
fully. Mr. Dover says he got into this
trouble down there and decided 10
quit the business and come up TO
! Cleveland and lead new life.
Micah jenkins Camp U. C. v.
Micah Jenkins Camp u. c. V. held its
annual meeting in the court house yes
terday pursuant to the call recently
published by Commander Joseph +.
Wallace. After the reading or the
minutes OF the last meeting, veterans
]. f. Lowry and o. J. Gwin were
elected delegates to the general re-
union to be held in Birmingham, Ala.
Veterans w. D. Moore and Jerry
Walker were elected delegates to the
state reunion to be held in Greenville.
Capt. John D. Mcconnell was elected
commander for the ensuing year and
Veteran Thomas w. Clawson was
elected secretary and treasurer.
Will Develop Mineral Spring.
| Messrs. r. T.. Heath, ID. l.. Sheider
and M. B. Jennings, purchased the
well known mineral spring property on
the Norris farm at the sale yesterday,
and they are arranging to develop the
same. The water of this spring has
quite a local reputation on account or
Its healthfulness and curative prop
critics, and the purchasers believe that
with more or less exploitation the gen.
eral public can easily be brought to
recognition OF it's virtues. 1t Is their
purpose among other things in the
Inear future to make extensive free
distribution OF the water in the homes
of the people Of Yorkville and vicinity.
Claim and Delivery.
There was a claim and delivery case
| in Magistrate Corners court last Sat-
urday arising out of the effort Of Mr..
Dempsey Good Of Sharon to recover
twenty quarts OF whisky recently
seized from him by Constable Sanders.
The plaintiff claimed that he had pro-
cured the whisky in question for his
| personal use. Inc S"OLC
that at the time Of the seizure plaintiff
told him that part Of the whisky was
his own and part of 1t was for an
other party. The jury consisted Of
Messrs. w. H. Herndon, ]. Q. Wray
and Roy Williamson. There was
mistrial.
Change of Schedule.
| A change Of schedule that is Of con-
LII 20 20
in this county along the line Of that
road is concerned, goes into effect on the
Carolina and North Western Sunday.
Train No. 10 nOrthbound which now
arrives at Yorkvile at S.53 a. m, will,
under the change arrive at 9.Ol a.
m. No. southbound arriving now at
5.52 p. m. will arrive at 5.29 p. m. I'm
| der this change both trains make close
connection with the Southern at Ches-
ter to and from Columbia. 1t will be
practicable to leave Yorkville at 5.29
p. m., spend the night in Columbia and
return to Yorkville at 9.01 the next
morning.
The Sutton Spring School.
The Sutton Spring school, Misses
Ora Love and Julia Stephenson teach
ers, closed a successful session last
Friday with a big picnic and exercises
appropriate to the occasion. The pro-
gramme included essays and recita-
tions by Lizzie McClain, Mary Fergu-
son, Harry Gwin, Alma Mcclure, Ern-
est McClain, Maggie Neil, Claude
Gwin, Pearl Royster, Clarence Raw
linson, Ruth Ferguson and Grady Nc
C1ure. Willie Mcclure and Mary Fer
guson tied the award for the most
"headmarks" during the session and
John Robinson secured the award in
the primary classes. The patrons and
friends Of the school spent a most
pleasant day.
County Board of Equalization.
The county board Of equalization
met in the office Of the auditor yes
terday for the purpose of canvassing
the returns from township boards and
hearing the complaints Of individuals
who considered that they had griev-
ances to adjust. The respective town.
ships were represented as follows:
Bethel ]. w. Jackson; Bethesda, ].
Frank Ashe, chairman; Broad River,
w. S. Wilkerson; Bullocks Creek, H.
e. Hood; EbeneZer, w. M. Carothers;
Fort Mill, c. p Blankenship: Kings
Mountain, J. NJ. Thomasson; York, R.
r. McCorkle; Yorkville, w. B. Moore;
Rock Hill, Thos. L. Johnson. There
were several Irregularities to be ad-
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as in the opinion Of the board seemed
proper.
Death of Mrs. J. r. Hudson.
The De Queen, Arkansas, Bee Of
March 81, contains the following no
| tice of the death Of Mrs. Hudson wife
of Mr. ]. r. Hudson, formerly of York
dent. Of Arkansas: THE Bee regrets
to chronicle the death of Mrs. Jane
Ellen Hudson, the estimable wife Of
Postmaster j. R. Hudson of this city,
which occurred Thursday. The fun
eral services were conducted from the
| family residence Friday afternoon,
services being conducted by Rev. w.
r. Harrison. This good woman had
hundreds of friends in this county
who mourn her death, although the
end has been expected almost daily
for several weeks. Besides her be-
reaved husband, she leaves three
children to mourn her loss. They
are; Mrs. r. A. Gillian Of Lockes-
burg, Mrs. Floyd Thompson Of this
city and Logan Hudson Of st. Louis.
A Knight of the SaddIebass.
| The Enquirer is in receipt Of a copy
of "A Knight Of the Saddlebags," by
]. Lemacks Stokes, d. D., recently is
sued from the presses of the r. l..
Bryan company. The story was first
published in the Southern Christian
Advocate as serial, and met with so
much favor throughout the Methodist
denomination that the able author was
prevailed upon to have it published in
more permanent form. The leading
character as the title suggests is a
Methodist itinerant. and the story is
made up of a vivid but accurate por-
trayal of the trials, tribulations and
triumphs of one of these noble work.
erS. The book is well worth owning
and reading by anyone who is able to
appreciate high excellence in story
telling and theological exposition COM
bned. The price in paper is rs cents
a copy, and the author is devoting a