Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-04-25
LOCAL LAcoNlcs
Jail Empty Again. ~

Jaii Empty AGAIN. iH} l5,isse ~ =
The county Jail is empty for the sec
ond time this year. The door to the
prison has been standing open since
last Monday. %, ' riWi ~ tp~h
Clerks Sale Of Land. - i7'a
Under foreclosure In the case Of B
| N. Moore, receiver for Hill, Kennedy q
Co., vs.. Ellison Johnson, the clerk Of the
court sold before the court house dooi
on last Tuesday, 101 acres OF land IN
Broad River township. The land wai
bought by w. L. Hill for $505. -.
Will Probably Call Pastor. a. -
At the congregational meeting to be
held at Beersheba on Sunday, q notice
Of which Is to be found In another col
umn, It Is probable that call will be
made out for pastor The under
standing is that Beersheba will con-
tinue to remain in the group with Al
lison Creek and Beth Shiloh. The only
question with regard to the probable
call on Sunday is whether the congre-
cation will be able to agree with SUI
ficient unanimity, and 1t Is thougnt
there will be little trouble about that
Gold Hill School. 'd
Fort Mill special to Columbia Rec
ord: Gold Hill academy closed most
successful term Of nine months last Fri
day. The exercises consisted or songs
debates, declamations and plays. Tine
debate was won by the affirmative
Query: Resolved. that South Caroli-
ma. should have a compulsory educa-
tion law" The feature of the day was
an eloquent address by Hon. George II.
Rembert of Columbia. His talk was
confined entirely to matters OF an edu-
cational nature. The night exercise
was composed Of a drill Of twenty girls,
one-act play by six girls, Murder
Will Out" and q four-act play, Jo-
siah's Courtship," by the school: The
teachers Of the school were John l..
Ratterree and Miss Inez Smith.
The Old English Pageant.
Rock Hill Record: The biggest
show ever exhibited In South Carolina
will be 1.-The English Pageant at Win
throp college on Tuesday, May IL. This
will be an event Of very unusual mag
nitude, for the cast will include prac-
tically every one Of the students, all In
appropriate costumes, and II Will pre-
sent a panorama Of beauty and briili-
ancy. 1t has been cast upon q very
large scale; yet every detail has been
carefully worked out and the girls are
being studiously drilled by Misses
faculty. The whole thing Is planned
upon a scale Of splendor which Will
mark it unique in South Carolina an
nails, and It will doubtless draw
large crowd to Rock Hill.
Tirzah School. ..... ..
Following Is the honor roll Of the
Tirzah school which has an enrolment
of 118 for the month just ended, the
names including the three highest In
each grade who attained the marks en-
titling them to special distinction:
First Grade-Joseph Miller Gettys, Eu-
la Carroll, Martha Jean Allison Sec
ond Grade-David Campbell, Bebe Al
lison, Lloyd Wallace. Third Grade
Ruth Gettys. Fourth Grade-Margar-
ct Allison, Byo Smith, Mary Young
blood. Fifth Grade-Sam Campbell,
Grier Barnette, Brown Jackson. sixth
Grade-Barron Glenn, Alex Campoeii,
Annie Carroll. Seventh Grade-Annle
May Sadler, Alex Campbell, Annie Lee
Allison. Eighth Grade-Sam Hart
ness, Kathleen Adkins. Ninth Grade
Matte Belle Campbell, Clemantine
Wallace, Joel Brown. r
Engines that Can Pull.
Chester Lantern: Capt. II. 5. Ross
says that one of the giant passenger
engines just bought by the Carolina &
North Western railway pulled No. 10