Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-06-27
now seriously considering the question
of construction.


Of construction.
Cashier J. H. B. Jenkins, Jr., Of
the Peoples Bank and Trust company,
sent out q number of letters to farmers
Saturday and Monday, asking them
their opinion as to the desirability of
an additional warehouse and inviting
them to take stock. Numerous favor
BILE replies have been received and the
number Of farmers who have offered
to take stock indicates certainty that
the warehouse will be go.
- The York, Motor Car company, s.
I. Courtney, proprietor, has given out
contracts for the remodeling or It's
garage, on West Jefferson street The
plans call for side extensions, addition
J al concrete floors and a granite and
glass front. The front part or the
building is to be devoted to office and
show rooms and the rear, which Is to
be approached through a granite and
glass doorway, Is to be devoted to the
repair department. AS remodeled the
garage will be quite handsome build
ing.
Among recent changes in real es-
tate not previously mentioned, are the
following: Mrs: Susan Wallace and
Miss Rachel Quinn to Mr.. ]. r. Can
IL,
Kings Mountain street. Same owners
to Mr.. E. A. Hall, adjoining house and
lot on same street. G. E. Spencer to
]. 8. James, the ]. c. Dickson house
and lot, on same street. c. e. Spencer
to ]. G. Dickson. lot adjoining the lot
bought by Mr.. James. DR.. j. d. Nc
Dowell to M. l. Carroll, lot on King 8
Mountain street, between lots Of G. j.
Youngblood and ]. s. Mackorell. j. F.
Faulkner to Alex Fewell, the j. F.
Youngblood house and lot on East JEFF
ferson street, next to c. & NV. rail-
road. Mr.. ]. B. Pegram has purchased
the S. E. Atkins lot on Kings Mountain
street, between H. E. Ferguson and s.
M. Grist.
Note the Fourth Of July pro-
gramme elsewhere in today's issue. 1t
Is a good one-one that will be well
worth while and naturally the people
are expected to be here from every
where. They will have something to
come for. An interesting feature Of
the day is to be a general advertising
exhibit in the building just being put
in shape for the use Of the Hart Gro
Gerry Company. There is to be an ex-
hibit there of automobiles, automobile
parts and various kinds Of attractive
and useful merchandise. All the local
people expect to play the host on
July 4, in the most whole-hearted
manner possible, and that means that
everybody who comes from no matter
where, will be made to feel at home.
It is going to be the biggest, the san
est and the most enjoyable Fourth
that this town has ever seen.
Asked yesterday afternoon as to
how he was coming along with the big
cotton mill proposition, Mr.. W. B.
Moore said that he lacked less than
$4,000 of having up the local half OF
q 100000 capitalization. The idea OF
q half million dollar mill to begin with
was given up several days ago. Since
then Mr.. Moore has been working on
the idea Of erecting building OF suf-
flcient size to take care Of the machin-
cry for a half million dollar plant, 60
ing as far as possible with 100000 to
be raised to begin with, and then add
the balance Of the machinery to fill up
the mill from the profits OF the mill
Just at this minute I am in guam
dairy as to what to do about the ma
chinery option that expires today. 1
have out some wires to see about the
possibility Of getting an extension, the
chances for which are rather slim, and
as yet / have been unable to get re-
ply. Within an hour or two will know
whether I can count on the remaining
$4,000, or what I can do. We are In
q close place; but I'll let you know
later"