Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-11-22
WITHIN THE TOWN

The Yorkville Motor Car company
Is now located in the commodious ga
rage, recently completed.
"A case Of scarlet fever developed
in the graded school building on Tues
day and work was suspended Wednes-
day for thorough fumigation.
If they should locate the court
house at the fire house, 1t Is hoped that
the East Liberty street sidewalk will
be concreted down that far anyway.
Miss Minnie Garrison, county or
ganiZer Of the Girls clubs arrived in
Yorkville today to superintend the ar
rangement Of canning exhibits at the
graded school building for the show
tomorrow.
Rev. j. L. Oates and family have
moved into the parsonage in the rear
of the new Associate Reformed church.
The parsonage, which formerly stood
on the present church site, has recently
undergone considerable repairs and
answers its new purpose quite satisfac-
torily.
Manager Wray Of the opera house,
says that from numerous sources he
has gathered information that 1.-The
Climax" to be presented next Monday
night is an unusually fine play. Peo-
pie who appreciate the generally artis-
tic, will be more than pleased. The
audiences at High Point, N. c., Green
Vile and Spartanburg, were simply de-
lighted.
= The committee on entertainment
tomorrow is desirious Of assigning the
visitors on account Of the boys and
girls club meetings with as much sys-
tenn as possible and with as little in
convenience IN hnnaakaonera q rnav he
The plans contemplate the distribution
Of cards among the visitors immediate
ly upon the convening Of the meeting.
The visitors will be requested to write
their names on the cards and give them
back to the entertainment committee.
The committee, already having list OF
the homes that are open will write the
assignments of the guests on the backs
Of the cards and then as far as possible
notify hosts as to who and how many
to expect. 1t Is the purpose Of the
committee to do the best 1t can; but II
Is quite probable that its task will be
heavy one, and in case Of such steps as
may occur, the people who may be in
convenienced will make due allow
ances. The committee sincerely hopes,
however, that no allowances will be
necessary.
feated the Yorkville high school eleven
on the local field yesterday afternoon
by score Of 25 to 0. The visitors
were much heavier than the locals and
this, together with the scrubs" all
round better play turned the trick. The
Davidson team took the lead in the
first quarter and the high school eleven
could not check their furious on
slaughts, which resulted in their max
ing two touchdowns in the first quar-
ter. The locals played a steadier game
in the second and third quarters and
their opponents could not add to their
score, although the scrubs" found lit
tie trouble in holding the locals at bay.
Yorkvi!le again played loosely in the
last quarter and the Davidson boys
had little trouble in adding eleven
more points to their credit. The York.
vile boys were much pleased with
their showing. They realized at the
outset that they could not defeat the
visitors and their object was to hold
them to as small a score as possible.
The Davidson scrubs" played the Rock
Hill high school about two weeks ago
and defeated them SO to 0. The result
Of yesterdays game has made the local
eleven all the more anxious to play the
Rock Hill boys In Yorkville.