Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-09-17

ranging around ten cents per pound
Outbreak Not Serious.
Fort Mill Times. September 16:
There have been no new developments
in the smallpox situation In the Flint
Hill section during the last few days,
according to information obtainable.
and those afflicted with h disease
are said to be convalescent Practic-
ally the entire population Of Flint Hill
has been vaccinated since the outbreak
Of the disease there some weeks ago.
No Further Spread Of Disease.
Information received this morning
from the section of Bethel township in
| which several cattle have died Of late
from a disease believed to be the
| dreaded black leg, Is to the effect that
no more cases have developed since
Tuesday. A number Of cattle In h
neighborhood have been vaccinated
and the situation is believed to be we'll
In hand.
Want to Send to Glover.
Patrons Of the Liberty school, about
two miles south Of Clover. are agitat-
ing the idea Of closing the school at
that place and sending their children
to the Clover High school. 1t Is un-
derstood that the trustees Of the
/ SlONcI bCNOOt dIC WiiihhS ~
the pupils who have been attending the
Liberty school. It Is proposed to carry
the children to Glover by school
wagons.
To Speak at Celebration.
Joseph w. Folk, former governor OF
Missouri, who Is now counsellor OF the
interstate commerce commission, has
accepted IN invitation to deliver an
/ od1raoo az tho rolahra fi0n nf tho hattie
Of Kings Mountain, to be held on
October Z Congressman Yates Webb
Of North Carolina, has also accepted
an invitation to make an address on
the occasion. The celebration Is to be
held In the town Of Kings Mountain
instead Of on the historic battlefield.
Captured Near battle-ground.
Will Rice, colored, vas captured at
a sawmill last night near the Kings
Mountain battle-ground by Shertn
Brown, assisted by Constable Carson
Hedricks and Policeman Bindeman OF
Clover. Rice shot a negro named
Reid In the leg at Hickory Grove on
Thanksgiving day in 1913. Reid died
shortly afterward. Price made his es-
cape after the shooting. For q month
or more he has been working at the
sawmill Of Messrs. Mayfield & Go
IOTIn. nc duIuillcu hS iocheiey oAeS
he was taken.
School at Sharon.
With Prof. N. L. Smith, assisted by
Misses Wilmore Logan and Isabelle
Arrowood In charge, the Sharon High
school began its years work Monday
morning. There were So pupils on
hand at the initial session, and several
others have dropped In during the
-.2~ E~A~Otao0 nnnnnna NOR fling me
opening Of the school were held In the
auditorium Monday morning n were
attended by q number OF friends and
patrons Of the institution. There were
short addresses by DR.. ]. H Sage,
Rev. E. B. Hunter and Superintendent
Smith.
schoolhouses Nearing Completion.
Schoolhouses at Forest Hill and
gun during the summer, are rapidly
nearing completion and will very likely
be ready for service next week. The
building at Forest Hill Is q two-room
structure, built at q cost Of about
81. 900. Trustees Of the. Forest Hail
school district are Messrs. j. d. b:
Currence, r. e. l. Ferguson and Fred
Cook. The new schoolhouse at PIED.
mont Is also q two-room building and
II VIII COSI WHICH, COhlPiCSCo ocoes
Trustees Of the district in which this
handsome building Is situated are
Messrs. A. C.. White, r. 8. Cain and
r. M. Falls.
Federal Court in Rock Hill.
For the first time in the history OF
the city, a United States court was
held in Rock Hill Tuesday, Joseph I.
johnson Of Spartanburg, Judge OF the
recently created western district Fed
eral court Of South Carolina, presid-
ing. There were but few cases to be
tried at the initial term Of the court
and the grand and petit Jurors were
discharged Tuesday afternoon after
receiving their pay warranty a DAY
and mileage Of 10 cents per mile, one
way. The e term OF the court 10
be held in Rock Hill, will convene on
the second Tuesday In March. 1t ls
understood that all cases In he west
ern Federal district occurring east OF
Broad river, including Cherokee coun-
ty, will be tried In Rock HILL
Stole Horse and Buggy.
Certain colored parties whose iden-
tity is unknown to the public. made
away with q horse and buggy belong
ing to Supervisor Thos. w. Boyd, at
| Neely's Creek church near LESLIE,
Sunday. It seems that a son OF MI.
| Boyd's had driven the team to the
| church and when he made ready TO
leave the horse and buggy were gone.
A hunt for the team was begun i'm
mediately and 1t was found near q ne
gro church some distance from Neelys
Greek. The horse bore signs Of hav-
ing been driven pretty hard. The
captured at the time, but 1t Is thought
they will be ~apprehended. This Is the
second time that q team belonging to
Mr.. Boyd has been appropriated In
such manner.
Glover School Begins Work.
With an attendance Of 1876 at the
opening and q prospect OF many more
pupils coming In later, the Clover
work Wednesday morning. No formal
exercises marked the opening Of the
1856 term of the school. which will
run eight months. While the great
majority Of the pupils were those who
were merely taking up heir studies
where they had left of the year before,
there were many new faces present.
lows: J. w. Shealy, principal; Misses
Mabel Flanagan, Bowling Green;
Lula Rudisill, Kings Mountain;
Georgia Dulin. Bowling Green; Annie
Lee Neil, Clover; Mrs. w. C. Erwin
Of this place. Miss Deaton OF Hick-
DRY, N. c., is to conduct a music
class in the school,.
Tirzah Warehouse.
The Tirzah farmers state warehouse
will be built at TirZah In the near fu-
ture. Stock totaling about $1,400 has
been subscribed to the venture. The
great majority Of this stock has been
subscribed by the farmers living in
the Tirzah section, the shares selling
at SO each. The largest stockholders
are the Southern Power Co., who pur-
chased twenty shares; the Southern
Cotton Oil Co., which will purchase
about twenty shares and A c. Moore
Of the Loray Manufacturing Co., OF
Gastonia, who will purchase fifteen
shares. At a meeting Of the stock
holders Of the state warehouse COM
pany held at Tirzah Friday, Messrs.
T. M. Oates, William Campbell n
James Campbell were appointed a
building committee with instructions
to proceed to. make arrangements
toward building the warehouse. The
contract was let yesterday to the Ca
ta wha Iumher Company,