Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-10-13

Governor Blease has named Mr.. n.
w. Allen of Catawba township, as a
Federal election commissioner for
York county, succeeding Capt. G. Pet
Smith, resigned.
Union Wins.
The Union baseball team defeated
| the Neely cotton mill team Of York
vile, in a fast and snappy game OF
baseball, on the Union grounds, Sat
urday afternoon. The score was 3
to 0. This Is very likely the last
game that will be played this year.
Trains Nos. and 8.
General Manager l.. T. Nichols Of the
c. & NV, railway informed Mr.. H.
L. Summit, the railways Yorkville
agent, Saturday, that no communica-
| ton from the railroad commission as
| to their decision In the recent hearing
| held in Yorkville to determine whether
| trains Nos. and should be continu-
| ed, has been received.
York Member Urged for Clerk.
Columbia State, Saturday: Friends
| of A. +. Hutchison Of York, are urging
| him to offer for election as reading
clerk Of the house for the session of
1856. Mr.. Hutchison who has been
| a member of the house from York
| county for the last two years and Is
| now in Columbia attending the special
session Of the general assembly, is held
| in high esteem by his associates in the
| legislature.
Warehouse Going Up.
Mr.. w. L. Hill of Sharon, is making
rapid progress in the erection of his
warehouse at that place. Most of the
brick work is finished, and it is ex-
pected the structure will be COM
peted and ready for business in
week or ten days Work on the
building of the Farmers Warehouse
company has been delayed on account
of inability to secure lime. The ship
ment is expected to reach Sharon to-
day or tomorrow, however, and the
building will be pushed forward as
rapidly as possible.
Youth Killed in Rock Hill.
Charles Nash Long, the 14-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Long OF
Rock Hill, was instantly killed in that
city Friday evening about $50 o'clock,
being struck by an automobile driven
by Peter G. Karres, Greek, and one OF
the proprietors Of the Royal Cafe OF
Rock Hill. Karres lost control of the
car in turning corner and Long VINO
WAS DeSluc d pool ""S
knocked down. the crank OF the ma
chine coming in contact with his head,
death resulting instantly. A coroners
jury returned verdict to the effect
that Charles Long came to his death as
a result Of careless handling of an au-
tomobile by Peter G. Karres. The Greek
was brought to Yorkvile and placed in
iail but was released Saturday after
noon on a $500 bond. Karres formerly
lived in Yorkville, and was the first
Greek to be in business here. The run
eral over the remains of the dead boy
was held Sunday afternoon, the inter-
ment being in Laurelwood cemetery,
Rock Hill
The York County Fair
The York county fair. which will
be held in Rock Hill on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday of this week,
will very likely be largely attended
by people from YOrkville, Sharon,
Hickory Grove, Glover and Bethel.
Several horses from this section will
be entered at the fair, as we'll as 9TH
er exhibits. Many children from the
various schools will attend. The
county fair promises to be much more
attractive this year than was the ini-
tial show last year. a number OF
amusements have been secured. and
also an aeroplanist, who will make
daily flights. \ fireworks display will
he feature Thursday night The
fair association owns its own build
ings and grounds and they are as ad-