Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-02
WITHIN THE TOWN

- The Ladies' Aid Society of Trinit,
church have found that they can ge
the Quinn Wallace, Store Room, mex
to York Drug Store for their annu;
bazaar next Thursday, and have de-
cided to use this instead OF the
Nichols building. Extensive prepara
tions are being made for the taZaar.
- Nathan Feinstein has leased th'
storeroom adjoining his present store
room in the O'Leary building and pro
poses to handle line of cents ant
10 cents articles and novelties thereir
in connection with his present bus
mess. Mrs. S. l.. Steele who has beer
conducting a millinery business in the
storeroom will continue to occupy
portion OF it.
- There were two alarms Of fire yes
terday. The first came yesterday
morning from Charlotte street where
a small barn the property Of Mr.. Harry
Quinn and containing a quantity ol
roughness was burned before the de-
partment could be Of any assistance
The second alarm came yesterday
afternoon from the "Swamptown" Sec
tion and proved to be false.
The graded school football clever
has completed it's season with q recor
of having played eight games, wo;
four and lost four. n record with viii,
the school is not at all i'll please
The only regret of the local eleven
that the Rock Hill squad closed the
season with q record better than III;
of the locals in the number of game"
won. Rock Hill also defeated the
local team. .....
There were many horse traders
here Yesterday on account OF first
Monday and they brought many horses
and mules with them for trading pur-
poses Business. however, was not
very brisk and many Of them returned
to their respective homes throughout
the county and in other counties ad-
joining last evening without having
made enough out Of the days business
to pay their expenses.
A committee, of ladies under the
direction of Miss Leslie d. Wither-
spoon, chairman, is making an ener-
getic canvass Of the community for the
sale of Red Cross seals. The proceeds
are to be used in the state-whlch drive
is for the allivation and possible prog
ress toward the eradication of tubercu-
losis. The ladies made fine progress yes
terday, people buying stamps quite lb-
orally: but it was in most discouraged
manner that one of the ladies' told the
result of effort to make one certain
sale. why he showed a roll of bills
that you could hardly circle with both
hands, and he did not buy but 35 cents
worth Of seals"
- Nathan Feinstein has purchased the
residence on Wright avenue, the prop
erty Of John W.. Miller and occupied
by J. K. Barnwell The purchase price
was $3.50 and the transaction was
made through the real estate agency of
G. F. Sherer. Mr.. Feinstein expects to
move his family into the residence by
january l. Mrs. A. D. Dorsett has pur-
chased from J. r. killian two resi-
ienceS on East Jefferson and Railroad
streets, one of which is row occupied
by Nathan Feinstein and the other by
the family of J. Brown Neil. The pur-
chase price was $3.50 and the Trans
action was made through the real es-
.ate agency of Geo. w. Williams.
Approval has been given by Post
master General Burleson to the bill in,
by Senator Dial, reducing the
ate of local first class drop lettc'
postage to one cent. This means tho
my sealed first class letter weighing
not more than one ounce could be de.
ivered in Yorkville, if mailed with
he jurisdiction Of local postoffice, for
lie cent instead of two as ut present.
[ has been contended that a reduced
ate on drop letters would serve great