Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-14

Now rs the Time 10 epd the
strawberry patch. =
There is nothing the matter with the
oats and vetch club, and now is the
time for it to receive attention.
Winthrop college begins its 1876
session tomorrow. A large number Of
York county girls will enter the
Freshman class.
II is to be hoped that every farmer
in York county will put out crimson
clover or bur clover this fall. Now Is
the time to get busy.
A man who knows how to work knows
how to have work done. A man who
has no business of his own cannot be
expected to attend to other peoples
business.
The very best possible way of build
ing up a community is for each in
| dividual to build up his own business,
and the best way for each individual
to build up his own business is to
give close attention to the same.
The Piedmont FIGURING mill on
Kings creek, Mr.. w. M. Faulkner,
| proprietor, is busy day and night, and
has so far ground about 1000 bush
els Of wheat. I'VE are getting all we
can do this year." said Mr.. Faulkner.
but when cotton gets to IL or Is
cents again there will be but little
wheat to grind"
In view of the constant breaking
down of the court during the Septem-
Der term and frequently at other
times, it will be we'll for the legislative
delegation to look into this matter of
the times of holding court and revise
| the whole thing on a basis Of common
sense. The present court schedule
imposes an unnecessary burden on the
taxpayers without much suggestion OF
value received, and in Jul judgment
the whole present arrangement can
be cut down at least half at great
saving Of time and money without In
the least impairing the administration
Of justice.
The communication Of Mr.. w. r.
Carroll, published in another column,
will prove Of very great interest To-
cally. Mr.. Carroll Is without a doubt
the most successful business man this
town has known for a generation.
Also his record is that Of a man who
deals squarely. He has invested in ev-
cry enterprise hat the town has had
which impressed him as being calcu-
lated to contribute to the common
benefit and most of them have struck
him hat way. 1t Is very generally
known hat he has pulled out Of GER
tain enterprises after he had gone
into them, for good and sufficient
reasons; but discussion Of that is un-
necessary. AS to whether he is a
booster" or a ~"knocker," it Is unnec-
essary for us to say; but n thing
is certain, and hat is that he has
never shown himself to be much of
a sucker" However, all Of his sug-
g~estions for the welfare Of the COM
munity are good, and 1t is very gen.
orally understood that he is not only
able. but quite anxious to do the diff
ferent things he proposes. 1t is quite
probable hat he would do all Of the
things mentioned q other people will
come across.
Mr.. c. Frank Sherer Of Yorkville, is
going regularly into the real estate
business. So he told a representative
of The Enquirer a few days ago.
Several people have been asking me
to handle their land for Them" said
Mr.. Sherer, and l just don't see my
other way for it than to pay the license
and go into the business, regularly, so
you can just print for me some option
blanks and let me get at it," Mr..
Sherer has the reputation Of being
one of the most level-headed real
estate dealers in this community. He
has not devoted any special attention
to commission business; but has
bought and sold quite a lot of
real estate on his own judgment
along the lines Of legitimate specula-
ton and every transaction he has
made has been profitable. He is one Of
those men who has a good idea Of
what is n reasonable profit, and he is
always willing to let his holdings 60
when a reasonable profit is offered.
His judgment Of value has stood the
test time and again, and just in pro-
portion to the extent that he gives his
attention to real estate, his services
will be Of especial value to the land
owners of this vicinity and Of the
county generally.