Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-10-26
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Death Of Mrs. II. J. Allison.
Mrs. H. J. Allison, died at her home
near Kings Mountain, N. c., yesterday
morning, after an illness Of about ten
days, aged II years.
BulIock's Creek Farmers.
Mr. B. L. Jenkins Of Bullock's Greek
township. said to a reporter for The
Enquirer last Saturday, that many Of
the Bullock's Creek farmers are calcu-
lating on trying to make from 20 to 81
bushels of grain to the plow, and IL SO
before it Is harvested. ample provis-
] ion will be made for having it threshed
John s. Reynolds Dead.
Mr.. John s. Reynolds died last night
in the Columbia hospital, where he had
been taken for an operation. From
1870 to 1875. Mr.. Reynolds was an in
structor in the Kings Mountain Mill
tary school at Yorkville. He married
Miss Sue Edwards, then Of Yorkville
and moved to Columbia to practice
law. He was also engaged In newspa-
per work and for a number Of years
was supreme court librarian. He is
survived by his widow and five chill
dren.
Death Of Mrs. A. L. Black.
Mrs. Carrie Caldwell Black, wife OF
Mr.. Arthur L. Black, died at her home
five miles northwest of Yorkville last
Sunday afternoon. after a brief illness
with uraemic poisoning. The deceased
was a daughter Of Mr.. John Caldwell
Of the Beersheba neighborhood. and
was born April 13, 1879. She was mar
ried to her husband on April IL, 1905
and leaves one son; Arthur Lindsay
aged 2 years. Her surviving brothers
and sisters are: Messrs. w. L., E. N
and c. r. Caldwell, Mesdames G. D
Flanagan, w. B. Flanagan, e. H
Adams, H. T. Williams, L. G. Thomp-
son. The funeral was conducted at the
residence yesterday morning by Rev
]. L. Oates, and the interment took
place in Beersheba cemetery. There
was a large concourse Of people in at
tendance both at the funeral service and
at the interment.
More Bridges Wanted.
Rock Hill special Of October 20, to
the Charlotte Observer: At a meeting
and banquet Of the Chamber Of Com
merce of this place last night, It was
decided to get busy at once and get up
a petition for a bridge between this and
Lancaster counties near Van Wyck
There was also O committee appointed
to get up some specific plans for build
ing system Of good roads In this Sec
ton and fund was set aside to defray
the expense Of this committee In get
ting such data as is thought TO be nee
essary to lay out and settle on some
definite proposition before submitting
1t to the people to vote q levy or issue
bonds. Resolutions were also adopted
asking the county commissioners and
supervisor to open road leading from
the steel bridge over the Catawba river
down to the new road recently graded
by Messrs. Cherry and Whitner from
this place out to the river, which II
opened will shorten the distance from
here to Fort Mill and Charlotte several
miles and give q most splendid road
from here to the river bridge.
Rock Hill Mills.
Rock Hill special Of October 25, to
Charlotte Observer: Notwithstanding
the order from the board of governors
of the American Textile association
calling for the closing down for thirty
days Of all the mills in North and South
Carolina, all the mills in this place are
running on full time, and your CORES
pondent interviewed the managers of
the Manchester, Arcade, Carhartt, My
mojo. Victoria and Aragon this morning
and they all stated that they had or
ders ahead and would continue on full
time. The Highland Park management
stated that they Of course run on in
structions from the Charlotte branch,
but had not received any orders, or
any intimation that there would be a
shut down with them. The manage
ment of two of the mills stated that
next week they would begin the run
Of double shift. Several Of the mill
men state that they are fully supplied
with cotton to run for some time. This
article Is bringing IA cents on the
local market today and seed A cents a
bushel.