Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-10-13
There are eight prisoners-four white


and four negroes, in the county jail
awaiting trial at the fall term of the
court Of general sessions which con-
venes next month.
Mr.. Eugene Hutchison is possessed
of the qualifications required of good
reading clerk, and if chosen to the
position will fill it acceptably. He will
also be almost of as much use to York
as an extra member.
The ladies of the Associate Reformed
church of Winnsboro made $235 this
year selling burr clover seed off their
church lot instead Of "over $1OO," as
stated in the last issue Of The Enquir-
er. This fact was stated to The En-
quirer by DR.. Fennell of Rock Hill.
We have on our desk copy Of the
Blue and Cold" a college journal is
sued by the Swagger club Of Marist
college, and containing an interesting
short story Of an adventure in the Phil
ippines, by Cadet Andral Bratton, son
of Dr. T. S. Bratton Of the United
States army.
Mr.. j. ThornwelI Crawford Of Nc
Connellsville, president Of the York
County Cotton Congress, is a convert
to the total elimination for 1915,
plan now under discussion in the gen :
eral assembly. Il believe total elimi-
nation is the only way the situation
may be helped" said Mr.. Crawford,
yesterday.
There were some six or seven auto
mobiles used in conveying the York
Vile Masons to Gastonia, last Friday,
and the trip was quite pleasant. The
roads are fine almost all the way, there
was no mud and but very little dust.
One of the automobile parties left
Yorkville at LA p. m, and A minutes
later were in front of the Masonic hall
at Gastonia The running time OF the
other cars ranged from so minutes to
one hour.
For various reasons work on the
new county home is not progressing
as rapidly as ii was some time ago,
and a county official stated recently
that he did not think the building
would be completed much ahead Of
the new court house Those in charge
of the court house work say it will be
some time in February before that
work is finished.
To furnish the new court house in a
manner in keeping with it's architec-
tural excellence and impressive con-
struction will require fifteen thousand
dollars, and the commissioners are
also asking that provision be made for
the purchase Of law range which butts
up against the rear of the building in
an inconvenient and unsightly manner.
The members Of the delegation have
not yet given any itimation that they
are able to see their way clear to
make the necessary appropriations.
Mr.. c. F. Sherer, proprietor of The
City Market of Yorkville, is having a
hard time in locating the two heifers
which got away near Guthriesville
nearly a month ago, and for which he
has been advertising in The Enquirer.
Mr. Sherer has been searching for the
stray animals continuously and one
day last week received word that Mr..
Ely Russell of the McConnellsville
section had found them. Mr.. Sherer
Sent after the cattle, but examination
proved they were not his. Mr.. Sherer
is confident of finding the stray heif-
ers soon.
Gastonia has one man who occupies
very unique position in that city. Ev-
erybody knows him, everybody likes
and it might be said with equal truth
that everybody loves him. Practically
everybody in CASTOR county and the
upper part of York county, knows Will
liam Y. Warren and everybody who
knows him has his friendship. If any
body anywhere wants anything attend
ed to in Gastonia, and it is possible to
get Mr.. Warren on the phone, they
pour their troubles into his ears and
the thing is done, If it is possible
for him to do it. A Gastonia man said
Friday night: will Warren is a bless
ing to Gastonia and CASTOR county. He
is always there when people are in
trouble and always ready to do any