Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-02-05

DINA School Improvement association,
stating that she will visit the York
county schools Feb. "a. Miss Hite tx
poets to stay four days. Three schools
will be visited each day.
Chester News Purchased.
Chester Reporter, Thursday: Messrs.
Stewart L. Cassels, w. w. Pegram and
]. H. Williamson have purchased the
Semi Weekly News, and took charge
Tuesday. The new owners are all
practical and energetic young news
paper men. Announcement will be
made in an early issue Of the News.
For Belgian Relief.
The Enquirer is in receipt Of the
sum of 1892, the proceeds Of a collec-
ton taken up at a recital given by
Miss Barbara Rudisill's music pupils
at Glover last Friday afternoon, with
the understanding that the same go to
the Belgian relief fund. The contri-
button has been turned over to Mrs. ].
K. Aston, chairman Of the Belgian
Relief Workers.
Mill to Begin Work.
Fort Mill Times, Thursday: C. w.
McNealy, superintendent Of Mill No. l
Of the Fort Mill Manufacturing COM
pany, Tuesday authorized the Times to
state positively that the mill will re-
sumo operations on next Monday. Pre-
liminary steps to starting the mill were
taken Tuesday when the company
bought a large lot of cotton from a To-
cal dealer.
Elected City Manager.
At q meeting Of the Rock Hill city
o1--atl MnnIou niohf Mr. Inhn n
Barnwell, for the past three years su-
perintendent Of the water and light
plants, was elected city manager Of
Rock Hill. A salary Of 5000 per
month is attached to the position. Be-
fore going to Rock Hill, Mr.. Barnwell
was for six years superintendent Of
the Yorkville water, light and power
department.
Black Jack Camp Officers
Black Jack Camp, No. Al, w. o. W.,
Of Bethel, has elected and installed
officers for the present year as fol-
lows: Past consul commander, ]. J.
Stewart; consul commander, R. e.
Ratchford; advisor lieutenant, j. c.
Harper; banker, g. L. Brandon: clerk,
r. s. Riddle; escort, G.. C.. Stewart;
Waterman, w. p. Pryor; sentry, H. }.
Millen; physician, DR.. T. N. Dulin;
managers-E. H. Glenn, E. P. Bran
don. J. c. Miller.
Another Still Captured.
Magistrate A. ]. Quinn Of Glover,
accompanied by George Sparrow, s. o.
Gordon and c. II. Hedrick, captured
another moonshine still near Kings
Mountain battle-ground yesterday. The
still was in operation when the officers
approached; but the moonshiners got
information Of the situation In time to
get away with the worm and other
things that we're easily movable. The
posse destroyed a lot Of mash with the
still.
To be Near YorkviIle.
Since the county commissioners at
their meeting Wednesday have def
nitely decided upon the route of the
Yorkville Rock Hill road, 1t Is quite
ed at once, and the new camp will be
situated somewhere between York
vile and Fishing Creek bridge. The
camp will remain in the vicinity OF
Yorkville for a period Of eight or nine
months. There are at present about
As convicts on the chaingang.
Commissioners Held Last Meeting.
The present board Of county COM
missioners, which Is composed OF
County Supervisor Boyd, and County
Commissioners ]. w. Smith and w.
w. Jackson, held their last regular
monthly meeting Wednesday. The
board spent q busy day auditing
claims, hearing petitions and getting
the affairs Of the office in proper shape
to turn over to the new commission
ers, Messrs. J. c. Kirkpatrick and J..
e. Latham, who expect to receive
their commissions within the next few
days.
Bread and Tomato Club.
Miss Minnie Lee Garrison, York
county Canning Club agent met a mum.
Der Of young ladies at TirZah school
house last Thursday and organized a
Girls Bread Club, one Of the first to be
in York county. The follow
ing young ladies Of the Tirzah COM
munity subscribed as members: Edna
Jackson. Mary HARNESS, Carrie Will
liams, F1orine Youngblood, Kathleen
Adkins, Matte Belle Campbell, Annie
Carroll. Leila. Garrison. Carrie Young
blood, Elizabeth Campbell, Annie May
Sadler, Pearl Shillinglaw, Annie Lee
Allison, Margaret Allison. Organization
of a Girls Tomato Club was also be-
gun. Three members were received as
follows: Sudie Garner, Florine Young
blood, Elizabeth Campbell.