Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-09-25
LOCAL LAcoNIcs
Has Accented the Call.

Rev. R. K. Timmons of Oklahoma,
has accepted the call recently extended
to him by the congregations Of Bethel
and Bethel Chapel, and will begin mis-
new work in few days. The congre-
cation have been busy this week putting
the manse in proper shape for the new
minister's reception.
Sherer- Pexico.
At the home of the bride on Sha-
ron No. /. on Wednesday afternoon,
Miss Bessie Sherer was married to Mr..
Joseph M. Plexico, Rev. E. B. Hun
ter, pastor Of Sharon Associate Re-
formed church, performing the cere-
mony. Only few close friends wit
messed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
PleXico will reside at Sharon.
Supervisor of Registration.
Governor Blease has appointed Mr..
]. B. Barron of Rock Hill, supervisor
of registration, vice Mr.. G. P. Smith,
resigned. Mr.. Smith. although an ex-
cellent and capable officer, was una
Bile to give the duties of the position
his attention. because Of the prior
claims of his employers business. and
he recommended Mr.. Barron.
Repairing BuIIock's Creek TrestIe.
The trestle gang of the Southern
railway is repairing the trestle across
Bullock's Creek, about a mile west Of
Sharon, and are doing a good job of
it. A Sharon man said yesterday that
many of the old timbers that are be-
ing taken out of the bridge and being
replaced by new stuff, are all heart
and so far as he could judge, were
perfectly sound, and much better than
lots of the new timber being sawed in
FORK county today.
Fire at Fibert.
The ginnery at Filbert caught fire
about 3 o'clock, Wednesday after
noon, one bale of cotton being partial
ly burned. 1t is thought that some
matches were in a bale being ginned.
and these became ignited by coming
I'm contact with the saws in the gin.
Fortunately the blaze was extinguish-
ed before much damage was done.
The ginnery also caught fire on Tues
day, the blaze being the result of
hot box.
sig meeting AT Chapel.
Interest in the protracted meeting
at Kings Mountain Chapel, four miles
north Of Yorkville. continues TO grow
and the services will be extended sew
eral days Rev. J. l.. Harley, state
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
league, is doing the preaching at both
the morning and evening services,
which have thus far been well attend
ed. The fine singing under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Mason Stowe. continues
to be one of the most enjoyable fea-
lures of the occasion.
Oqden School Term Ended.
The school at ogden closed its sum-
mer term last Friday. The two
teachers, Misses Ashley and Foster,
have rendered good service and the
patrons are well pleased with their
work. ogden has one Of the finest ru-
raj school buildings in the county and
in no community is there more inter-
est in school improvement. The trus-
tees of the school district are Messrs.
w. II. Dunlap, w. c. Pear son, w. NJ.
NewSom.
Farmers Warehouse Co.
The Farmers Warehouse company
was organized at Sharon, Tuesday,
with capital STOCK or Sl,5OO, dlNlu-
ed into $50 shares of the par value of
$40 each. The company will be in
corporated right away and the build
ing of a warehouse with capacity of
$50 To 1000 bales. will begin rs early
as possible. DIR. J. II. Saye Is the
president of the new company and
with the following will compose the
board of directors: q. w. Whitesides.
4. X. Smarr, j. ID. Hope. j. :. Rainey.
Hoodtown Masonic Lodge.
The Masonic lodge at HoOdtown
had a special communication Wed
ncsday night for the purpose of con-
ferring the Master Mason's degree
upon four candidates. The feature of
the occasion, besides the limitations,
was the visit of the district deputy
grand master, DR.. NJ. II. Sandifer of
Rock Hill. The HoOdtOwn lodge is
the youngest Masonic lodge in the