Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-05-03
Hosiery Mill for Rock Hill.

Hosiery Mill for Rock Hill.
The Liberty Hosiery company OF
Rock Hill. has been commissioned by
W. Banks Dove. secretary OF state
the proposed capital stock being S25,-
900. Petitioners are: J. c. Cauthen,
c. l.. Cobb and J. Il. Creighton.
Light Frost
\ light frost was reported in diff
fcrrnt localities yesterday morning
Early riscrs generally saw II. and Mr..
l.. VI. Burris OF McConncllsvillc. said
he saw evidence of il on the bridge at
the railroad rs he came into York
vile late III the morning.
BuIIoek's Creek Subscribers.
Rev. f. f.. Gillespie ana John r.
Hart. Esq. spoke at Bullock's Greek
Wednesday night i'll the interest OF
Liberty bonds and secured subscrip-
tions to the amount Of $1,000. not =
withstanding the fact that practical
ly all present had already subscribed.
OF for Fort Scriven.
The following white drafted men
were sent from local board No. yes
tcrday for Fort Ccrivcn. ia: Clarence
Lee Adams, Newton Moultrie Hagans.
Robert Lynch. Gary Jot LaughridEc.
Two more are TO be sent to Camp
jackson next Tuesday morning: but
they have not yet been selected.
Committee on Explosives.
Messrs. sam NJ Grist and Morris
+. Cobb of Iorkville. and &. r.. House
of Rock Hill. have been appointed a
committee to look after the enforce
ment in York county OF the Federal
law as 10 explosives and they are al
so charged with the duty OF looking
into suspicious circumstances in con-
nection with destructive fires. Also
they are TO report disloyal or scditious
talk that may be brought to their at
tcntion.
Selling Thrift Stamps.
The recent move OF the Peoples
National bank of Rock Hill in which
il proposed TO furnish thrift stamps
for sale by the school children and
offered q prize OF big flag to the
grade making the largest sales of
stamps. has evidently tended TO give Il
tremendous impetus to the sale OF
stamps in the city. 1t is reported
that 200 certificates and 10000
stamps. aggregating about $4,000,
were sold in one day and the cam
psign continues briskly.
MeConnelIsviIIe Makes Fine Showing
Forty-one persons subscribed 70
$3.50 worth OF bonds at q Libert,
loan meeting at McConnellsville las
Monday night. The community ha'
been thoroughly canvassed before
hand. and applications were ready 4
be handed in at the close OF the meet
ing. There were talks by Rev. DIR. +
r. Gillespie. Miss Lesslic ID. Withcr
spoon, Thos. r. Mellow and B. y
Moore. Following is list Of thos
who bought bonds: Mrs. G.. J.. Moore
j. NJ. Love. Mary l.atta. pc. Mrs. W
B. Kerr Agnes Love. Frances Love
Julia Love. G. l.. Moore. V. B. & =. a
Society. Mrs. Maggie l.. Burris. Mrs
]. b. Mickle. +. G. Lindsay, j. NJ. Lind
say. =. e. Clinton. +. NJ. Burris, Mrs
J. r. Brandon. Mrs. \. J. Hafner, Mrs
VI. J. Shillinglaw. :. V. Aycock, Mis-
Mary X. Williams. J. &. Brakeficld
Aggidell Moore, Elizabeth Ashe. Co
lumbus Black. p. c.. Mrs. Addie 4
| Williams. J. l.. Williams. Mrs. B. W
kuykcndall. Mrs. s. \. Crawford, Mis-
lone Ashc. J. Frank Ashe, Lillis +
Ashc, W. B. Kerr. F.. B. Craven. W
f. Feemster, 4. 4. Burris. c. f. Por
cher, =. \. Crawford. VI. &. Allen, w
| o. Harshaw. Lewis Latta. p. C.. Johr
| Wylie. p. C.. John Jones. p. c., j. ]
| Crawford.