Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-06-25
LOCAL LACONlCS
GARAGE Commissioned.

LOCAL LAcoNIcs
Garage Commissioned.
The secretary Of state has commits
stoned the Roddey Reid Garage OF
Rock Hill, with a capital Of $1,000
The petitioners are Roddey Reid and
Bessie L. Reid.
The Earliest Roasting Ears.
Mr.. s. T. Meek of Bethel township
informs The Enquirer that he and his
family are enjoving roasting ears out
Of their corn patch. According to
Mr.. Meek, his corn is showing uI
we'll.
c. &. N.-W.'s 9 and 10.
General Manager L. T. Nichols, OF
the C. & NV. has sent out a notice
to the effect that beginning July 4
trains Nos. and 10. heretofore ope.
rated daily except Sunday, will be
operated daily.
| S. w. Guv Bankrupt.
S. w. Guy, a merchant, trading as
8. w. Guy & Co., Of Lowryville. has
filed a petition in bankruptcy with the
clerk Of the court Of the western
district Federal court at Greenville
Liabilities are given at $20,13O.32, and
assets at $1S,209.3S.
Inspecting York County Farms.
Messrs W. A. Ridhour, ]. F. Ham
Il
all we'll known citizens Of Kings
Mountain, N. c., made an automobile
trip into York county yesterday. The
main object Of the trip was to view
the alfalfa fields Of w. j.. Cherry and
others near Rock Hill. The party also
spent several hours in Yorkville.
Additional Cannon Food.
A freight train passed over the
main line Of the Southern railway
Friday, consisting Of twenty-one cars
laden with horses presumably going to
Norfolk, Va, from whence they will
be shipped to Europe for service on
the battlefields. This is the second
Southern in the past few weeks.
Raises suekwheat.
Mr.. ]. s. Jones, carrier on York
vile No. 5, reports that Mr.. j. r. Fish
who lives on his route, has more than
an acre Of buckwheat sown this year
Buckwheat ripens much later than or
dinary wheat and that on the farm OF
Mr.. Fish is just now in bloom. Ac-
cording to the farmer, the buckwheat
is not showing up as well this year as
usual, although a fairly good yield
is expected.
Rock Hill Woman Dead.
Mrs Susie Ussery, wife of w. W.
Ussery, died at her home In the High
land Park mill village Monday after
noon, following a brief illness. The
funeral Of the deceased was held from
the late home Tuesday afternoon at
8 o'clock, and was conducted by her
pastor, Rev. w. j. Nelson. The in
terment was in Laurelwood cemetery.
Mrs. Ussery Is survived by her hus-
band.
Splinter Likes Courthouse.
Says Splinter" the Gold Hill cor
respondent Of the Fort Mill Times:
Mr.. ]. L. Kimbrell came along yes
terday in his new Ford car and took
us over to Yorkville, which was truly
a pleasant outing for us. The crops
on our route are quite small and
have the draw-ups. The new court
house Is a fine building and we will
be ready for another ride most any
tinna vnn NAV pnma along"
Living at Home.
Rock Hill Record: Oran s. Poe is
apparently farming the right way.
He has just finished harvesting 1900
bushels of oats, $50 bushels Of wheat
and As bushels Of rye. He Is now
preparing to plant so acres in alfalfa.
Now, that surely Is farming along
proper lines. Not a word about cot
ton, you see Mr. Poe is going in for
feedstuffs and his land is producing
bountifully.
Died of His Injuries.
M. ]. Small a we'll known young
white man Of Lancaster county, died
in the Fennell infirmary in Rock Hill
Tuesday evening, Of injuries received
the previous Friday, when he fell from
a gasoline engine which he was driv-
ing. The heavy wheels Of the machine
passed over his body and inflicted in
iuries Of an internal nature. Young
Small was about 90 years of age. His
body was shipped to Lancaster We'd
nesday for burial.
Wants a Jitney Bus.
Rock Hill Herald: 1t is rumored on
the streets that with the compile
tion Of the improvement on the street
leading to the Aragon- Manchester
village, a jitney bus line will be in
augurated, thus putting the business
center Of the city in close touch with
the village and vica versa. 1t is more
than probable that such q line will
be started as there Is a good deal Of
travel between the villages and the
city, a distance of more than a mile.
FiIbert Warehouse.
Messrs w. l.. Pursley. w. B. Kel-
ler and A. j. Parrott, trustees Of the
F'ilbert Warehouse company, propose
to meet at Filbert tomorrow for the
purpose of definitely deciding where
the proposed warehouse will be To-
Gated, the capacity Of the building,
when work Of construction shall be
begun and other matters pertaining
building will be constructed with the
idea Of housing less than 1000 bales.
Cutting Section Forces.
The Southern railway, for satisfac-
tory reasons, has cut its section
forces lately Where formerly four
men composed a section crew, only
three are now used. AS result the
condition Of the track cannot be
kept up to its usual standard. In
York county, however, the track is in
pretty good condition. A local sec
tion-master said recently that five
men would likely be assigned to each
section in the near future.
Enloe Bracket.
The many friends Of the contracting
parties, will be pleased to learn Of the
marriage Of Miss Iva Enloe to Mr..
Escoe Bracket, which took place in