Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-18
LOCAL LACoNlCS
Called to Anderson.


LOCAL LAcoNlcs
Called to Anderson.
Rev. Guy H. Frasier for the past
wear pastor of the Church OF Our
Saviour (EpiscopaD Of Rock Hill. has
been called to the pastorate OF Grace
Episcopal church in Anderson.
Will Enlarge Village.
In order to meet the requirements OF
the new mill addition, it is proposed to
enlarge the Carhartt Mill village IN
Rock Hill and an engineer is already
engaged in the work.
Drawn on Grand Jury.
John b. Sykes, of Rock Hill, has
been drawn to serve as grand juror
in United States court for the west
ern District of South Carolina which
convened in Anderson on November
s.
Minis Decorated BY Prince.
w. III. Minis of Fort Mill, late SER
geant IN the Company G, llSth lnfan-
try, Thirtieth Division was decorated
with the British service cross by the
Prince of Wales in Washington last
week.
Preparing for Big Service.
Citizens of Rock Hill are making
arrangements for the holding OF a
great public Thanksgiving service in
that city. Committees are at work on
various details of the service and ar
rangements are being made for the
entertainment Of large crowd.
Boil WeeviI in Chester.
Boil weevils have been discovered on
the farm of Mr.. J. j. Mcdaniel near
Cornwell in Chester county. II. *.
Sanders, farm demonstration agent
for Chester county on last Saturday
identified insects found on Mr. Nc
Daniels farm as the boil weevil and
said that many Of the weevils are tt
be found there.
Church Goes Forward.
Twenty-eight members of the
Hickory Grove Baptist church have
subscribed $2,100 to the Baptist $75,-
100000 campaign, it was announced
Sunday. The church has more than
subscribed it's apportionment in the
campaign for funds among YOri
county Baptists.
Appointed Temporary Carrier.
Joe Thomasson, for some time past
in the employ of w. +. Ferguson,
grocer of Yorkville, has been appointed
temporary carrier on Route No. 3
leading out of Yorkville. Mr.. Thorn
mason succeeds Mr.. j. G. Burge who
has been carrying the mail for some
time past.
Eastern Teachers Meet.
The first meeting of the eastern di-
vision of the York county teachers as
sociation was held in the high school
building in Rock Hill, last Saturday
with fairly good attendance. A fea-
ture of the session was an address by
Prof. Roy q. Thomas of Winthrop
College.
Painter is Released.
w. A. Painter, a white man arrested
several days ago on the charge OF as
sault with intent to ravish, was re-
leased from Jail Friday afternoon on
an order of dismissal secured fom
the court by his attorney. He left on
the afternoon train, going to unknown
parts.
Local Team Lost.
Inc 1OTkNIllO HlSH SCIIOOl lOONbdiI
team lost q game to the Lancaster
high school team in Lancaster Frida'
afternoon. The score was to 0. In
Rock Hill last Friday the Charlotte
high school football eleven defeated
the Rock Hill eleven by a score Of l!
to 0.
Progress Of the Changing.
The York county chaingang is still
engaged in working the main road be-
tween Rock Hill, according to Super
visor Thos. w. Boyd, who was in York
willie yesterday morning. The super
visor said that the chaingang would
shortly be moved to point below
Rock Hill. There are 26 convicts on
the gang at the present time.
J. w. Castles Dead.
Mr. James w. Castles died suddenly
this morning in the store of the
Wilkerson Mercantile company in
Hickory Grove. He arose this morn
ing apparently in his usual health,
went up town and entered the store,
where he began TO complain of q Very
severe pain in his head. He was given
all the attention possible; but nothing
could be done for his relief and he died
shortly afterward. Mr.. Castles was an
elder of the Hickory Grove Associate
Reformed church and was in the 66tf
year of his age. He leaves widow.
Broke up in a Row.
A meeting made up of operatives o.
the two cotton mills, called in the
town hall of Fort Mill last night t,
The purpose of effectinS a textile uniO'
organization, broke up in 4 row, aftn'
addresses by Marvin l.. Ritch and
George Fish. The disturbance w&s
commenced along about the close o:
Mr.. Ritch's address by several men in
the audience who appeared to be undo
the influence of liquor The lights
were put out and for a time quite a
rough house was threatened. The
speeches, il is said, were both quite
moderate and nothing was said in the'
that was calculated to provoke trou-
BILE: but there is considerable oppoSi-
tion in Fort Mill TO organization, and
the trouble is attributed 10 these
opponents. There were some fist
fights after the meeting. No organi-
Zation was affected.