Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-02
!. r Tuesday, December 2,'i1ele.

night. The Overland automobile was
damaged to the extent of about 5000
and the Ford suffered injury which
will require about 500 to repair
Neither Mr.. McCarter nor Mr.. john
= son was seriously hurt.
Not a Boil Weevil.
According to the State Crop Pes;
commission, to which was sent the in.
sect that Mr. j. c. Dickson of York No.
l, brought to the Yorfville Enquirer OF.
fee last weeE under suspicion of be
ing 4 boil weeviL is what is known
"a the "snout beetle" He is said
be quite common in the cotton r."
at this season of the year, hunting
Information quarters; but he is no Kin
Z 10 the boil weeyil. .."
Given Six Years. ,.., -.
d. Considerable interest attached
among many York county people re-
siding in the western section of the
county to the trial of w. p. Hardin
who was convicted in the " court ":oi
general session for Cherokee ceuntl
last week of the killing of Wyhe Full
ton and sentenced TO serve six year.
on the county roads, Defendant
counsel gave ~, notice of intention .tc
appeal to the supreme court and
Hardin's bond was fixed at $4,000.
Attend Cotton Association Meeting.
Headed by Chairman j. B. johnson
OF Rock Hill, q delegation from tn
York county branch of the Soutt
Carolina cotton association went T.
Columbia yesterday to attend the
annual meeting of the association.
Among the principal matters that
came up before the meeting were tn
permanent organization tof the asso-
citation and explanation of and dis
cussion on certain legislation which
= IL will be necessary to..enact in South
Carolina for the best interest OF the
cotton 'producep and the entire COM
mercial business Of the state! ......s.
Had Many Representatives. -.
: York county's representation at thu
meeting OF ! the South - Caroline
Teachers Association in Columbia last
week was the largest OF any county
the state with the exception of Rich
t.land county in which the meeting wa
held. There We're So teachers from
York county attendant upon the meet
ing. The prize offered to the count!
having the largest representation w !.
awarded to Dillon county because or
the fact that the, percentage OF
teachers of Dillon county attendan
upon the meeting was the largest l.
the state. However York county eX.
ceeded Dillon numerically.
Will Get Increase.
. Teachers In the city schools O.
Rock Hin are TO receive an increase
In salaries beginning with this month
At a meeting of the! teachers OF the
Rock Hill school some time ago 1t was
decided to ask the trustees to grant
,iat Increase of $50 per- month TO al:
teachers employed in tho schools l.
that city. The trustees informed the
teachers that il would be impossible
to grant a salary increase of such
proportions because Of the shortage OF
funds but that an increase would be
s.. granted. Teachers in Rock Hill are
expecting a fat raise Of at least s.
per month
Has Adjusted His Troubles, o..
Rock Hill Herald, Saturday: H. d.
Mitchell manager of the local ga
company. who was carried to Mime.
sofa some days ago to answer tn,
charge OF non-support' his children
is enroute home, according to tele.
gram received late yesterday BY w. ,
Wilson, Jr., local counsel for Mitchell
The telegram received by Mr.. Wilso!
was as follows: "Mr. Mitchell ha'
settled matters satisfactory to all con.
cerned and is on his way back.
think it would be we'll TO have the
proper publicity appear in SATURDAYS
papers stating that as far, as car
learn he has been done taTsefio,tss IN
Justice T. w. McFarlane."
Rainey Woman Released. s.. ..
Cora Rainey, colored woman, charg
ed Jointly with Kirk Lowry, colored
with the murder of Joe. Jones alia
Bub Cole, a negro in the "KinStown
section Of Yorkville nearly two week
ago was released from custody yester
day morning on bond in the SUR
$1,000. The bond was signed by DIR.
A. Y. Cartwright Of Yorkville. Kirl
Lowry was released from custody
several days ago on bond in the sur
Of 81 900 signed by Henry B.. James
T. F. McDow, Esq, has been re-
tanned as counsel for the Rainey wo-
man and Jno. r. Hart, Esq. TO
Lowry. Solicitor Henry announced
yesterday morning that the case wGul
not be tried until the April term
the court of general sessions. ...
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