Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-08-15
LOCAL LAcoNIcs
Game Warden.

Game Warden. '-t
Governor Blease has appointed Mr..
]. II. McFadden, Of Rock Hi, ,agame
warden for York county. .af l
Support for the Schools. aJ ~,
BY a. vote of 1S to IL Bowling Green
district No. % decided to increase the
school tax from, three to four mills,
and on Saturday, Fort Mill district No.
levied q two mill special tax by
vote of seven to nothing. t!ir', s.os
The Picnic at Bethany. 1etbHt 'it}
A good sized picnic is In progress at
Bethany today under the auspices OF
the Sabbath school. Hon. ]. 8. Brice
and DR.. e. w. PRESLEY were to make
addresses this morning, and the York.
willie baseball team Is to play the Beth
any team this afternoon. ri Ia.
Died from Natural Causes. 1aJ
Coroner Louthian was called to the
home Of Tom Gordon, colored, ON
Y orkville No. 8, yesterday, to invesu-
ate the death Of Gordon's sister, who
died Wednesday night. DIR. Stirewalt
examined the corpse and gave the
opinion, that the woman died from
natural causes. No inquest was held.
Gladney- Carroll. .8tft .ly
Mr.. Church w. Carroll of Yorkville,
was married in Atlanta, Ga, yester-
day afternoon at 1,30 o'clock, to Miss
Anna Belle Gladney, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. s. Gladney, at one time
residents Of Yorkville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll are spending few days at
Asheville, N. c.
AZ vyinthnon coIIeoe.
The next session Of Winthrop begins
september IL. and will probably have
the largest enrolment In its history.
Prof. J. Thompson Brown, Of Char
lottesville, Va, has been appointed to
succeed DR.. ]. P. Kinard, who goes to
the Citadel. Miss Jennie Y. Fleming,
of Raleigh, N. c., has been appointed
as head of the physical training de-
partment, succeeding Miss Mary c.
Claiming, resigned. .1 ~ '.,ic
Rev. Stevenson at Huntersville.
Charlotte Chronicle, Tuesday: Rev.
w. H. Stevenson, pastor Of the Neely's
Greek Associate Reformed Presbyte-
rian church passed through the city this
morning en- route to Huntersville
where ne will assist Rev. John Grier,
pastor Of the Presbyterian church there
in a series Of meetings which will ex-
tend through next Sunday. Rev. Mr..
Stevenson has just returned from
years special study at Princeton SEM
mary.
Hurt by Train.
John R. Rhodes Of Smyrna, was
painfully injured last night when he
attempted to jump from Southern
train No. 1876. while the train was In
rapid motion. He had gotten on the
train at Smyrna and when within sew
eral hundred yards of the depot at
Hickory Grove, he jumped, falling
backward and inflicting painful inju-
ries to his head and back. He was
last night removed to his home at
Smyrna, where he Is doing as well as
could be expected.
To Haul the Children. .
They are holding an election In
school district No. 26, today on the
question of increasing the special tax
levy from three to four mills, and the
understanding Is that II the election
carries Flint Hill and Gold Hill schools
are to be consolidated at Gold Hill, and
arrangements are to be made to maui
the Flint Hill children to and from
Gold Hill in a hack. There are twen-
ty-two children to be hauled, and The
ENQUIRER has Leen informed that an
order for the necessary hack has al
ready been placed. The Gold Hill
school begins the work Of Its next term
next Monday.
Fish Fry on the catawba. ....
A correspondent writes Of fish fry
that was enjoyed by about thirty-f1ve
people at Huddleston's island on the
Catawba, last Monday. The catching
of the fish was the first enjoyable pre-
liminary. This was done by means OF
two seines, under the supervision or
Mr.. Mckinney, and the catch aggre-
gated about $50 pounds. Mr.. Bob Meek,
the champion flsh-fryer Of the Cataw.
ba, superintended the cooking, aud
prepared about fifty pounds In accord
ance with his most approved style.
Along with the fish were all the neces-
saries, and when those present had
eaten as much fish as they desired
Mr. Coon Martin served an abundance
Of watermelons Everybody Is said to
have had great time Of 1t. .-.
Mad Dog Killed.
The mad dog which was mentioned
in Tuesdays Enquirer, as running
amuck In the Beth-Shiloh neighbor-
hood, and biting the little daughters OF
Messrs. Wallace and Engle was killed
yesterday morning at the home of Mr.
Key Wallace. There was quite chase
after the mongrel, and the whole Beth
Shiloh neighborhood has been consid-
erably excited over the affair. AS many