Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-21
Friday, November r21, 1919.

ford expects to move to his new resi-
dence about January 1.
Many Pay Taxes.
dollars have been collected by Fl. E
Neil, treasurer of York county. since
the tax books were opened for collec-
ton OF taxes for the year 1919 1920, on
November Is. Mr.. Neil and his assist
ants, Misses Mabel Berry and Lucia
Reid Ewart have been kept busy dur
ing the past five days in receiving tax
es and issuing receipts for same.
Church Electrically Lighted.
Bethany A. r. p. church is to be
electrically lighted. Mr.. F. c.. Riddle,
agent for the Delco Lighting System
in York county, has been installing {
system In. the church at Bethany thi
ed. Bethany is one of the first rural
churches in York county TO install q
electric lighting system.
Sales OF Real Estate.
r. C. Caveny, we'll known farmer o
the Ogden section, has purchased IT,
c. E. Strait place at Ogden, OF 72.5
acres, which includes a store, ginnery
and farm house. The purchase price
was about $3.50 an acre. 9Ir. Caveny
has sold his farm in the same section
to Geo. ]. Allen, who is to take pos
session about January /.
Elects New Directors.
A meeting of the Rock Hill chamber
Of commerce which was largely at
tended was held last Tuesday evening.
Rev. Lee McB. White of Chester, was
the speaker of the occasion. The fol-
lowing directors were elected: w. J.
Roddey, +. w. Gregg, G. A. Beach, J.
B. Sykes, ]. Z. Gettys, r. c. Burts, l..
L. McFadden, p. j. White, L. d. Pitts,
7. A. Moore. .....
Additional Game Wardens.
Governor Cooper has appointed the
following additional game wardens in
York county: Ellie G.. Brandon, Sum-
ter NJ. Gordon and William G. Nc
Carter, Yorkville; l.. l.. Dowdle, Bull
locks Greek: Hugh G. Gourley, Sha-
ron; Will +. Steele, Rock Hill; w.
Frank Windle, Fort Mil; Dan j..
Mitchell, Hickory Grove; T. Howard
Riddle, Clover. :.
Lite Interest in Clubs.
Compared with former years, little
interest is being shown by boys and
gir!s OF York county this year In the
corn and pig clubs, according to John
r. Blair, York county demonstration
agent who was in Yorkville yesterday
Mr.. Blair said that the corn club has
about twenty-five members this year
and the pig club about nineteen mem
bers. 1t is proposed to have an exhibit OF
their work some time next month.
Fort Mill Times to Build.
Z. w. Bradford, publisher Of the
Fort Mil Times is erecting n building
on Conf crate street in Fort Mill,
which will be used as a home for his
newspaper and also for Fort Mills
moving picture house. The Presby-
terian church manse which has been
under construction in Fort Mill for
some time past is also rapidly nearing
completion as is the residence OF S. l..
Meacham on Tom Hall street.
McKeown Improving.
A. A. McKeown, district farm dem
onstration agent whose headquarters
are in Rock Hill was visitor in
YOrNVille yesterday. Mr.. McKeown
who was seriously injured in an au-
tomobile accident near Greenville re-
Gently is improving slowly although
his injured back continues to give
him much trouble. He went to Glover
yesterday to confer with Senator
Beamguard in regard to a county ap-
preparation for the continuation of
farm demonstration work in York
county.
More Time for Enrolment.
D. w. McLaurin, state pension COM
missioner has extended the time for
re enrolment OF Confederate veterans
to December 20. The time originally
intended to have the enrolment COM
pleted was December l, but because of
the tardiness of the work by some
Judges Of probate and county boards
the time limit had to be extended. Mr..
McLaurin says the work in many or
the counties has been completed and
in others the work is we'll under way,
but that in some instances little pro-
Sress has been made.
MuIIinax Re- union.
They did not let their father and
mother know they were coming, the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Multi
max. of Kings Creek No. didn't They
had arranged 1t all among themselves
to give the old folks a surprise and
there was nobody on the outside In 1t
but two or three Of the neighbors.
They had to take Sunday for 1t be-
cause that was the only day they could
all get off. But all the same, there was
plenty to eat and quite pleasant time
of it, because the children brought with
them twenty-siX grandchildren. Here
is the way the party was made up: W.
J. Mullinax, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Falls,
r. C.. MullnaX OF Grover; Mr. and Mrs.
w. 5. Dickson, of Kings Greek Mr..
and Mrs. G.. p. McSwain of Kings
Creek: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fl. Multi
max, of Spartanburg; H. f. and Miss
GriZzie E. MullinaX, and several OF the
neighbors.
A Valuable Record. a
Misses Saunders and Garrison, TN
attendance officers for York county,
have about completed the most com
plete and accurate census of 4ori
county with the exception of the in