Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-23
THE news OF SAARQR
Farmer Lost Mule Under PecnIll
Circumstances.
MUCH COTTON IS Nov BEING sgIp
Drainage Work Pronressss RaHld ld(3t
Fishermsn Still ~ sit--Psrge1
Mention--Lyceum caurss. ~.

Drainage Work Prc1resses Rapt4t
Fishermen Still N it, -PsrSe1>eI
Msntion--Lyceum Ceurse. II Z
Sharon, Sept, 22.--Mr. Frank Gourley
who lives near sharon lost 2 good
mule under peculiar circumstances r
Thursday. The mule was tied ~ ~
field some distance from Mr.. Gouf7 uf7ey's
home and about dinner time b6k5
away from its fastenings AND stdttS1
for horne at pretty rapid ~
when 1t ran into q guy wire and BI7n1>s
its neck, death resulting almost's snA3
simultaneously. 80 z Z, - ~
In Behalf Of the Lyceum.
A representative Of t4e PiedmoneN
Lyceum Bureau was In Sharon. 49,
ween soliciting guarantees for ~
lyceum course to be staged In ShaIo1z
during the current school year. sha-
ron people received the benefits ofSsuoh
a course Of entertainment last 3sRf
whatever they may be and luckily fQf
the guarantors the receipts froms<hez I
sale of tickets and door admissp>11 !,
were moro than sufficient to pay a1lf}4
expenses OF the course. In fact,.lbo
local association came out With ~
surplus of about a1S, which surpfa1e :
was used to build a pair of ill{ll
needed steps at the school house
it,s Ginnsriet are Busy.
Local ginneries and ii fact pf8ck I
cally all OF the ginning p}tii{1
throughout this section have been'
ing at top speed during the past *eell
and at the rate that cotton Is 0pe1tnE
and being picked In this terrttosg1|<
is evident that, they win be bus
some time to come. So far const(i
ably more than 100 bales Of d
have been sold on this market, Xi<6 4
the sale OF considerable cotton ~
come an increase fn business ac{jS!
ties Sharon merchants having sbo,}<
all that thcy could attend to the p5dt
few days w. E>5 ~ Il i
Progress Of Drainage Wa f ): 4
The iredge boat on Big Tufl[ 6
Creek has long since passed W.
bridge over the creek and q ;Il6
several hundred feet away opeG \
of the machine bsinx well qpledrl
with the progress that they are III
Ing. Operation Of the big dredze
+tinues TO zbe a Lso,iros ef sinteges<
people Of the f6Tn ati6 'yiclplt q = b (;
often make trips out to the, ef>6k ~
see 1t work. Dredging parties
quite popular with sharon peoples;
number OF them going out toethe
scene Of operations iri5the evening apd
finding much pleasure and aniuser1ts
in pofing the coais barge that; ollc7fs :
the dredge dowd tho creek as falS ~
the work Of drainage has been eqta- y
pleted ~ ffff'es
Still Find Time to Fish .z<:;< s.;>-' !.
Despite the fact that they have Deen
repeatedly raised by cohsecfaxed
disciples OF Isaac Walton yreafest ~ !,
fishermen there are still plenty 's'yyo{
fish left in Turkey Creek and Bull6ck'e
Creek and number OF Sharon men
who are enthusiastic over the sp9Et
still find time regardless of the 8!fi{
season to take q day on every onfa ~
a while to so after them. Messre
G. Hayes, L. H. Good. Gray Good, ,Sapa2 )
b. Pratt and John Fecmster of E{f
locks Creek composed a party Hl|6
spent last Thursday fishing on
creeks and as usual they secure r ,
good catch. They expect to 6
aacther party or two before the we
get too cold 5sSisfcf
Personals Mention i}1<a
Miss ossie Edwards of vass, Mo- a. 9
has taken podtion with the HJzW
Banking G. Mercantile Co, here.
Miss Eugenia Pratt is teaching AZ
Lodge, sc. ~ ,I:;eS
Ralph Cain has accepted posftl6f !
as teacher of the Miller school Ae8t
here. .@ jsa
Miss Isabel Arrowood left receHll}
for Rockingham. N. c.. where she VIM
teach. S'tss
Mr.. Arthur Whitesides was a visit0e
in Rock hill recently. '1ey'e
Miss Rachel Cain left recently afpre'
Linwood College, which institutionsyllet 4
will attend this year. -
Misses Mary Bankhead and At43be
Kirkpatrick have recently returned ~
their respective homes in BulloqE5 =
Creek township from Red SPRING.
North Carolina. s.s''t
Swami Robbins of Lowryville. fny
a position as clerk with the PlanttsB
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