Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-01-21
LOCAL LACONlcS.
Will Vote on Bonds,

The city council of Rock Hill has
passed a resolution providing for the
submission to the qualified voters Of
the city, the question of issuing $780,
900 of bonds for sewerage, water and
light purposes. The election is to be
held on February "a.
Skill Some Friction.
Rock Hill Record: 1t Is reported that
the judiciary committee Of the senate
failed to agree on Tuesday on favor
able report on the stewart-Hellis bill,
which has for its object putting the
election of q school board up to the
qualified voters Of the Rock Hill school
district. The judiciary committee was
to have held another meeting this
morning.
For Better Roads.
There was a mass meeting in. Rock
Hill last Tuesday morning on the sub
ject of better roads. The meeting was
addressed by Mr.. r. F. Toms, Of the
Good Roads department, and ne was
followed by Mr.. Thos. L. Johnston,
president of the Rock Hill Chamber Of
Commerce, who advocated the levy Of
an additional two mill tax in Catawba,
Ebenezer and Bethesda townships for
good roads purposes.
Death Of Mrs. Jane Love.
Mrs. Jane Love, widow Of the late
DR.. Robert Love, died at the residence
of her son, Mr.. Sam. H. Love Of Nc
Connellsville, last Wednesday, aged
about rs years. She had been In very
good health until shortly before Christ
mas; when she had a severe fall and
sustained injuries that were followed
by complications that finally cempassed
the end. Mrs. Loves maiden name was
Hemphill. She was regarded by all
who knew her during her long life as a
very superior women, and she was held
In high esteem. Her surviving children
are Mr.. s. H. Love, DR.. w. M. Love,
Mrs. ]. B. Bratton, Mrs. Frank Will
liams and Miss Ella Love. The funeral
took place at Bethesda yesterday.
Death of 1. B. Glover.
Fort Mill Times: Another good citi-
zen of Fort Mill passed to his reward
last Thursday night, when the spark
Of life which had feebly burned In the
breast of Mr.. L. B. Glover for several
weeks went out. Mr.. Glover was res
ident Of the Flint Hill section Of the
township. He was "a years old and
had for the more than three score
years of his life continuously resided
in the home in which he died. He was
a member Of Flint Hill Baptist church
and was regular attendant upon the
services of his church until declining
health forced him to remain at home.
The funeral services were held In Flint
Hill church Friday afternoon and the
interment was in the churchyard, Rev.
Mr.. Hair being the minister in charge.
The Christian Messenger.
The first issue of The Christian Mes
senser made its appearance last We'd
nesday. 1t had been ready for the
press since the latter part Of Decem-
ber and was to have come out on jan
uary /; but was delayed because of the
illness Of Rev. E. e. Gillespie, the edi-
tor. He thought 1t better not to let the
paper be published until he was up
and ready to attend to its circulation
The Messenger is neat, four page
sheet, with three wide columns on each
Of the first two pages, and four stand,
ard width columns on the last two
pages. The wide columns are devoted
principally to editorial matter, and the
standard width columns to church
news and advertisements. The first
edition consists Of five hundred copies,
and most of these were mailed out dur
ing yesterday.
How to Get Roads.
IF there was just little more pub
lie spirit than there is" said Mr.. w.
B. Keller in The Enquirer office on
Wednesday, I'VE could have good roads
over the most of York county in lit
tie or no time. I don't mean to say
that there is no public spirit. for know
that there is lots Of it; but 1t Is not
directed as 1t should be. There is need
for 1t to be directed and lead. If every
neighborhood would just turn out its
teams at this season and haul clay to
the sand roads and sand to the clay
roads, the trick would be done In lit
tie while, because the wet weather and
the travel would fix the rest. I want
to say that there are several people In
my ne.ghborhood who have been doing
quite a lot Of voluntary work on the
roads from time to time, and that Is
why the Kings mountain road Is one
of the best dirt roads in the county"