Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-19
LOCAL LAcoNIcs
Win For YorkviIIe.

Win For YorkviIIe.
The Neely mill baseball team OF
Yorkville defeated Glover In q game
played at Glover last Saturday. The
score was 2 to O.
Discharged From Service.
The following York county soldiers
have been discharged according to
the Columbia War Camp Community
Service: Albert Roger Smarr, Frank
Grayson, Fred Howie, William W. Nc
Kinnie, Bird Ray, Roland A. Jordan.
The Baptist $75,000, 900 Fund.
The Baptist Union Missionary socieE
ty in South Carolina has undertaken
to raise one-fifth Of the states appor-
tionment of the $4,000, 900 fund to be
raised by the Baptists Of the state be-
tween November 80 and December Z.
The work of the Baptist women In
York county Is to be In charge Of Mrs.
s. 8. Frew and Miss Emma Dowell, of
Rock Hill.
Broke up DistiIIery.
All ready to run with the exception
Of starting the stuff to boiling and fix
tillery located near Peelers pond In
Kings Mountain township which wa.
destroyed by Constables Horace
Johnson and George Sparrow last
Thursday. Nobody was present at the
plant when the officers decided to des-
troy It; but 1t is likely that there
would have been If they had delayed
their visit a little. The boiler which
was q sheet iron affair was cut to
pieces and several hundred gallons Of
beer about ready to be made into IL
quor was poured out.
Postoffice for carhartt.
Rock Hill Herald: Postmaster v. B.
McFadden has been notified by the
divisional office at Atlanta, that q
post Office will be established ct Car
hartt, for the convenience of the people
living there. Carhartt Is approximate
ly four miles from the city, on the
Southern railway line between Rock
Hill and Fort Mill. The town Is prin-
cipally settled by employees of Car
hartt Mill No. 2. which is located
there. An examination to select a
postmaster for the office will be held
at an early date. Blanks which must
be filed out and forwarded to the
postofflce inspector Of the Atlanta d.
vision by applicants for the position
may be obtained from Postmaster Nc
Golden. The Office pays what 1t earns
IN postage up to $50. The postmaster
will receive 80 per cent Of postal re-
ceipts above $50.
Disorder Among Cattle.
An alarming contagious disease that
has been diagnosed as hemorrhagic
scepticemia, has broken out among the
cattle of northwestern Kings Noun
tain township with disastrous results to
many of the farmers. Within the past
few days j. X. Gibbons on e. W. Purs-
ley's place, has lost two good cows. j.
E. Turney on the r. n. Plaxco farm,
has lost four calves; Will Wright, col
ored, near r. n. Plaxco, has lost two
calves; r. c. Faulkner. in the same
neighborhood, has lost calf. The
tongue, bloodshot eyes, and perceptible
temperature, some times high and
some times slight. Death generally
comes in from ten to 4S hours. DR..
McClain Of Gastonia, and DR.. McGill, a
veterinary from Clemson, arrived yes
terday morning. The disease is sup
posed to have been introduced through
some western cattle by way of the Van
Dyke cattle farm, just over the North
Carolina line, a few miles northwest OF
Kings Mountain battle-ground.
a.. r. P.'s at Linwood.
Beginning today and continuing
through next Sunday, the Associate
Reformed Presbyterians and their
friends will be gathered in annual
convention at Linwood College. The
opening addresses will be delivered at
s o'clock Tuesday night by Drs. Sam
uel Dodds of Wooster, Ohio, and W.
r. Dobins Of st. Joseph, Mo. DR..
Dodds Is q man emminent in the field
Of Bible exposition and his presence
throuhgout the entire convention Will
no doubt mean wholesome and in
spring spiritual repasts for all who
hear him. DR.. Dobins Of the Southern
Presbyterian church ranks at the fore.
front of leadership in the vital and
progressive movements of his church.
He is a man happily qualified foI
platform work and will no doubt be
hca@d with increasing delight. DR..
Joseph Kyle. president Of Xenia Theo-
logical Seminary. whose presence on
former occasions has contributed much
of delightful fellowship and whose
messages have been uniquely appeal
ing will be present again this year. DR..
G. G. Parkinson, professor in Erskine
Theological Seminary, DR.. j. S. Moi
fatt, president Of Erskine College, DR..
r. NJ. Stevenson, editor of the Assocl-
ate Reformed. Presbyterian, Rev. j.
w. Ransom, missionary to India, Rev.
w. w. Royee, missionary to Mexico,
Miss Leslie, missionary to India, Rev.
w. A. McAulay, minister in Green
Vile, S. c., along with other promin-
ent ministers Of the Associate Reform
ed Presbyterian church will be con-
speakers during the conven-
ton.