Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-04-25
LOCAL LAcONIcS.
Addinq More Gins.

The Glover Cotton Oil and Ginning
company placed an order one day
last week for an additional four-gir
outfit to be added to the two outfits o.
same size already being operated II
connection with the oil mill.
Township Bonds Awarded.
At a meeting Of the county board o.
commissioners this morning, bids FOL
the Ebenezer and Catawba township
refunding bonds were considered ant
awards made as follows, all at par;
National Union Bank Of Rock Hill
S14,4O0 EbeneZer; Peoples Nationa
Bank Of Rock Hill, $4,000 Catawba
Loan and Savings Bank Of Yorkville
$25, ,O00 Catawba; S. NJ. McNeel, $4,000
Catawba; B. N. Moore, $1,000 Cataw.
ba: First Presbyterian church of York
vile, $1,000 Catawba.
Bridge Over Crowder's Creek.
Pursuant to advertised notice, Su.
pervisor Boyd on last Friday let
contract for the building Of an iror
bridge over Crowder's creek at Davis'i
mill. There were three bidders In the
competition for the contract as fol-
lows: Porter & Boyd, York Bridge
Co., Roanoke Bridge Co. Their bids
were $1,S5O; $1,6S5 and $1,460 respec'
lively. The contract was let to the
last named concern at the figures
last quoted.
Wild Cat Race.
Mr.. ]. @. Wray has a big, strong
wild cat that was caught in the Wa
teree swamp near Camden not long
ago. The animal was caught in stee
trap, and suffered the loss Of two OF
three claws: but otherwise 1t Is al
right. 1t IL Mr.. Wray's purpose tc
get up a race with the cat some night
soon. The idea Is to turn the animal
loose and put a big pack of hounds
after it. All the fox and 'possum hun
ters are becoming very much interest
ed over the proposition.
Sewerage Contract Today.
Rock Hill, April "a: The city Is
full of contractors today and has been
since Saturday. They are here await
ing the opening of the bids to install
a sewerage system In Rock Hill, which
will take place tomorrow (Tuesday) al
II o'clock, at which time the contract
may be let. Among those who have
made bids are: John ]. Cain, Column
bia; Johnson & Matthews, Florence;
Greenwood Hardware company, Green
wood: Stewart & Jones, Rock Hill;
& Moffatt, Orangeburg. This will be
quite an extensive contract, as bonds
to the amount of $2S5,0OO were voted
about a year ago for the purpose of
installing water, light and sewerage
plants in the city. or this amount
500, 900 was used recently to purchase
the local water and lighting plants
from Martin Maloney of Philadelphia.
Good. Goode.
on April 18th at the residence OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
+. GoOde. near Shelby, n. c., their
charming daughter Sarah, was mar
ried to Mr.. W. ]. Good of Cherokee
Falls, S. c., by Rev. w. o. Goode of
Charlotte, n. G. The bridal party en-
tered the parlOr to the strains OF Men
delssohn's wedding march played by
Miss Lucille Goode Of Rutherford Col
lege. n. C. The parlor was beautiful
ly decorated in ivy, evergreens and
potted plants. The groom ATTENDED
by his best man, Mr.. Augustus Frone-
berger of Cherokee Falls, the bride by
her maid of honor, Miss Blanche Goode
stood under a festOOn of evergreens.
During the ceremony the Rosary" was
played softly. After which the bridal
party repaired to the reception room
where a receiving line was formed and
were given. The
brides dress was of white silk, princess
effect Her travelling suit was grey
cloth. gloves to match with black
picture hat. They received many
beautiful and useful presents of silver.
cut glass, etc. Immediately after the
ceremony, the bridal party drove to
shelby. boarded the train for York
vile, where they were rendered re-
ception by the grooms parents. They
are now at home at Cherokee Falls,
where the groom holds an important
position with the Cherokee Falls
Manufacturing company.