Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-07-15
LOCAL LAcoNIcs


Depot at FiIbert. - a'Fs
The Carolina and North Western Is
having neat depot erected at Filbert.
The building Is expected to be ready
for use within very short time,
Sutton Springs School. I'd ,a.4
The Sutton Springs school began its
summer session yesterday, in charge
Of Mr.. 8. A. Leslie. There were a
number of pupils enrolled, with a
promise of several more as the work
on the crops is nearer completion.
Sharon Loses Ball Game. 2.3a.il ~
Hickory Grove defeated Sharon on
the formers grounds Friday afternoon
by score Of % to 8. The Sharon
boys played very ragged game and
the result was never In doubt at any
Grove has a very good amateur team
and Is anxious to get games with any
bunch Of amateurs In this section.
Social Club for Rock Hin.
The Rock Hill social club. of Rock
Hill, has been chartered by the Sec
retary Of state "to promote the social
and fraternal relations Of Its MEM
bers by furnishing reading rooms and
suitable entertainment" The officers
Of the club are 8. M. Moore. president;
c. Gregory, secretary and treasurer.
Young Lady Drops Dead.
Rock Hill Record: Miss Jessie
Burton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Burton, of the Tirzah section, died
very suddenly Saturday night of
heart failure. There was young
man friend calling at the home and
he and the young lady had just risen
from their seats and the young man
was ready to depart for his home when |
the young lady dropped dead.
MiIus PartIow Dead.
Mr.. s. N. Johnson tells US that Milus |
Partlow died In Charlotte, N. c.,
about ten days ago and was buried In
the Point section Of Bethel township. |
It will be remembered that Partlow
was convicted In the CASTOR. county |
court on charge OF attempting tol
wreck C. & NV. passenger train
on Crowders' Creek bridge, and was
sent to the penitentiary. After sery-
ing a few months, Partiow was parol-
ed by Governor Kitchin, because Of
i'll health.
Will Welcome Soldiers .,.,,..
Anderson special to Columbia State.
Tuesday: Every effort Is being made
here locally and by the publicity
committee Of the Chamber Of Com
merce to make the encampment Of the
South Carolina National Guard, First
regiment, memorable in the history Of
encampments In this state or through
out the south. Plans not exceedingly
elaborate, but sufficiently entertaining
and simple as to warrant most sue
cessful encampment having been made
and especially so from the standpoint
Of the visitor.
Pretraeted Meeting at Hickory Grove.
A protracted meeting was commenc-
ed in the Hickory Grove Baptist church
last night, and will be continued
throughout the present week, and in-
olude next Sunday. The pastor, Rev..
], H, Maohen, is being assisted by
Rev. Robert q, Lee. Mr., Lee Is a ma
tive Of York county, and recent grad
uate Of Furman university, and has
had charge of several churches in the
vicinity Of Greenville while pursuing
his course at the university, and has
evangelistio work. for which he has
special talents
Catawba indians Released, |
The case against the two Catawba
Indians, John and Early Brown, oharg-
ed with assault and battery with In
tent to kill, did not come up before the
court of general sessions. This Is the
first time that any Of the Catawbas
have been involved In sessions court
proceedings In eighteen years, and 1t Is
usually the custom to let the Cataw-
ba's decide their cuarrels among
themselves, The alleged aggressor in
the recent case In which the two Indi-
ans were involved Is in the hospital
in Rock Hill, and the understanding Ia
that the quarrel has been amicably de-
cided among the parties involved.
Ten Per Cent Dividend,
The stockholders of the Glover Cot
ton Manufacturing company held It's
annual meeting at Glover on Thursday,
July 10. The directors declared a
dividend Of 10 per cent on the capital
stock. In view of the big damages to
the mill property occasioned by the I
tornado that hit Glover last August, {
the declaring of a 10 per cent dividend [
was somewhat of a surprise to some Of
the stockholders and especially to the
general public. The appearance OF ,
the mill property just after the Au-
gust tornado caused many people to [
comment that 1t would be several years
before the mill would pay another
dividend.
Fair Association.
Chester Lantern, July IL: The
Chester Fair association, which is to be
the name Of the organization of twelve :
men that purchased the grounds Of
the Chester Driving and Athletic as
Monday. last, met yester- ,
lay morning and made formal trans :,
fer Of the property. Messrs. Jas. H. ,
Glenn, 8. c.. Carter and G.. J. Patter- :
son were appointed as committee to ,
secure a charter for the association '
which will be capitalized at $4,000.
The stock will be divided into 100 :
shares Of 800 each. The election Of .
officers will be made after the charter 4,
has been secured.
Grand jury Takes Action.
At the county home for several years {
past, the authorities have had a prob I