Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-08
CLOVER CULLlNGS.
M alters of Interest from Kings Noun
tain Township Metropolis.


correspondence of The Yorkville Enquirer.
Glover, Aug. 6-V. Q. Hambright, as
sistant cashier of the Peoples National
Bank OF Rock Hill, has accepted the
position of cashier Of the First Nat
lonal Bank of Glover, which has re-
Gently been organized. McElwee Stroup
son of Mr.. w. b. Stroup of Glover and
now in the employ Of the National
Union Bank in Rock Hill will be book
Keeper of Clovers new banking insti-
tuition, it Is understood. Construction
work on the bank building one story
structure to be erected on k1ng s
Mountain street between the stores OF
Messrs. w. b. Stroup and M. L. Ford
has not been started yet because OF In
ability to get building materials.
Prof. w. r. KooH, superintendent OF
the Glover High school last year who
has been reelected, has accepted, it is
understood. Mr.. Koon has been grant
ed a considerable increase in salary
over the previous year; but 1t Is un-
derstood that he accepted the work
here at a salary considerably less than
he received elsewhere. However he
and his family Like Glover and Clover
people like him and for that reason
he decided to remain in charge. All OF
the other teachers for the Glover
schools have not been secured. Prof.
Koon is now engaged in taking CEN
sus of Glover school district, and sew
eral days more work will be necessary
before the task is completed.
Construction work on the annex to
the Hawthorn Mill where 5000 addi-
tional spindles are being installed Is
now under way. Much difficulty Is be-
ing experienced, however, In getting
the necessary materials. 1t Will
probably be January /, before the new
machinery is installed and running.
In a game of baseball on the Clo-
YER diamond Saturday afternoon Clo-
yer defeated the Parkdale team OF Gas
tonia by a score of to 4. Baseball is
growing in popularity at the two mills
here and good games are played almost
every Saturday and oftentimes during
the week. Attendance of Glover fans
upon the games Is growing to a point
like it used to be In the old
days when folks would come from
miles around to see games when o. A.
Neil, DR.. Harry Nell, DR.. NJ. b. Neil
and other noted players OF the old days
were the stars.
DR.. John G. Clinkscales Of Wofford
college was visitor in Glover this
week, the guest of Mr. M. L. Smith and
other relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Wade H. Pursley, the popular
and efficient carrier on Clover No. 4,
is now enjoying his deserved vacation
His substitute, Mr.. James Faulkner is
serving the patrons on the route.
Mr. William B. Riddle, we'll known
citizen of Bowling Green and formerly
representative from York county is
able to be up and about after long
siege of illness. Mr.. Riddle had the
misfortune to break his leg last jan
uary and had not recovered from that
before he was down with pneumonia.
That disease kept him in bed long
while. He is still very weak; but is
cheerful in the belief that he is now
well on the road to recovery.
Several Glover people attended the
educational rally at st. Paul Methodist
church last Tuesday. Among those
who went from here were Rev. and
Mrs. H. A. Whitten and Mr.. James A
Barrett.
Moffatt, little son of DR.. R. L. Wylie
who has been undergoing treatment IN
a Charlotte hospital for some time past
has been returned to his home here
His condition is very much improved.
Mrs. d. M. PARROT has returned to
her home here after spending some
time with relatives in Yorkville and
vicinity.
Messrs. T. NJ Campbell and R. o.
Clinton were visitors in Moore county,
N. c., this week.