Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-01

Whitesides, w. G.. Hayes, DR.. ]. n.
Saye, George Plexico, s. B. Pratt, r.
M. Mitchell, P. B. Kennedy, j. D.
Hope, Ralph Cain.
Some Of the Kings Mountain town
ship people present were: w. T. Beam
guard, J. Darby Smith. DR.. L ]. Camp
bell. ]. F. Pursley, w. ]. McCarter e.
w. Pursley, M. B. Falls.
HERE AND THERE
Lieut.. ]. J. Glenn, medical corps,
United States army who Is stationed
at Camp Jackson, Is on furlough' Of
fifteen days in Yorkvilla He will re-
turn to/Camp Jackson at the expira-
ton Of that time and expects to get
his discharge soon thereafter. DR..
Glenn expects to return to Yorkville to
resume the practice Of medicine here.
Col. T. B. Spratt Of Fort Mill, was
among the visitors in Yorkville yes
terday, having come over to attend q
meeting Of the York County Cotton
Growers Association. he was former
| ly observation-disclosures Of the 118th In
fantry Of the Thirtieth Division and
| his command included many York
county boys who are always glad to
see him. There were several other
Fort Mill people here for the meeting
yesterday, among them being Messrs.
Osmond Barber and j. ]. Bales.
Chairman LIB. johnson Of the York
County Cotton Growers Association
expects to go to Columbia, August 8, to
attend a meeting of the, chairmen OF
the forty-seven counties Of the state
who will confer with state officials Of
the association In regard to future
lplans. Mr.. Johnson said yesterday
/ that he would like for as many cotton
growers as would to accompany him
to Columbia on August 8, and he was
sure that the meeting to be held there
on that day would be profitable TO all
who would attend.
j. E. Latham, secretary and treas
urer of the Bulbocks Creek Township
Law and Order League, recently or
ganized In that township, was In York.
Vile. wednesday. Mr.. Latham said
that there was considerable interest In
the league throughout the township
and that the prospects were that 1t
would soon have large membership.
A meeting Of the league has been call
ed for this afternoon at 8 o'clock to
be held at Blairsville school house and
a number of matters will be taken un-
der consideration.
,rL o. p,o,r wa,, known
rTnar os Rni,ocE'a Creek 1townsbip
was q. visitor in sYorkville YESTERDAY
for the farst time In quite q while. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Blair, crops in Bullock's
Creek township taken as &c whole, are
about >up to the standard. although 1t
has been a rather trYsg year on the
farmers, long periodsSof drouth being
followed by long wet spells, causing
much inconvenience and trouble In
farm work However, the outlook In
Bullock's Creek for q good crop OF
both cotton and corn Is about as good
as it usually is at this time OF year.
Max Abernathy, city editor Of the
Gastonia Gazette, which by the way is
oyIe Of the liyest country newspapers
IN fbe two Carolinas was a visitor in
yorkvflIe YESTERDAY. He was accom-
na,iad hy John q Carpenter. ESQ,
waI, p nnown M member Of the Castor bar.
NJ Ahernathv SAID that business Is,
MI. pI,s $3.50 Hs.tnnio end thatStha citv
S 10. kno,y anuthino about dull
doys anvnore Construction work on
Gastonia,s cotton mills and other In
d1striaI construction work keeping
noonla , husv Gastonia has recently
p,.oe,,,zed her tbirtv-fifth cotton mill
o,S accordinp to Mr. Abernathy. the
oS' .ss. 80 sinca caafonia neople
s u 20 ,,nI;,,;teS Sa;tb in tI1e continll-
ance of their present prosperity In the
cotton mill business.
Ia,,,,, .xua,,aca tranka Nc.
n:n - I.osp croySon ond Charlie
NiL,Lss, ,at,,ra "a - tba,r reanective
has,saa q, sthia .ection Yesterday after
.an,, yoootbs oyareeaa with
~ iSast,, An,oricon Arn,v Division.
Irs.-,.,t. Ins ~ ,ast savaral r,,onths the
..s...e a,, kova haar urifI fine ar1ny
fyouns seai. nj a., ssr,,,o nv nart of the
Oh occupslSton .a.,1ataI -,,it,, ssrr,an
sllne Deins sr,.a mer,ra nenn,e arc ali
% la,iies. tta., traa+ad no rovally,"
rlgnt aho tnsy ~ - q "a .:Th hsra
said Private Wauace yss.eraay. & a,ne
is no o0upt put VIVA. :. 'nus ~ ory,,istica
es g9 at .is a Ss 80 a. enS thar Some.
Theyy nhouad .ho ayerV eonsieeration. to
tha A,narican soldiers of the army Of
eno oco,,natf tim fer we marched into
So,,,a.,,n of course we did not de-
se.,s ,,ro, oa+ting orr rations ont of
p pehu upA e.Sad thar, uitT, no
germany pus S an .onia oftsnt,m al
however 'nI ,.l. La yy,ttia sytros that
seryeo US VIII ho i So,nd % IN o,,r regular
,ie meie nv. anS ~ we oynerienced GOOD
traatr,ent Of their hands. I left there
nth q nrettv good impression of the
onT,n,on Carman family"
..o,a,n,
Large c1hsresaett ntts s-hioh is hein9
an eVan2eilstlc meetihS whicn - pee
held at Bethesda PresDyterian churcn,
conducted by Eyangeiist McLees, noIeo
blind evangelist OF tn ePrespyterlan,
church. Two services-are being neld
daily, one In the morning ana tne
other in the evening ana people Sa LOT
miles around nave peen aItenolhs .se
services and mucn good mas t aareauy
resulted. HeV. McLees - .nt pon1s ~ o.
or great power ana tns iacs 'sas sse,, nc his
stone Dnno aoes hoI nda,ed h,,nd Of
decided to prepare himself for the
ministry aesp,te ninss ms hP i1nnnssibie I obsta.