Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-05

North Road from the York township
line to the North Carolina line, COM
pleted their work this week. The sur
vey calls for few changes in the pres =
ent route of the road, the most import
ant being the elimination of two grade
crossings at Bowling Green. Kings
Mountain township road forces are al
ready at work on the road upon which
the State Highway commission has
recommended Federal aid to the ex-
tent of $4,000.
Wanted-A Lawyer.
Clover wants a lawyer-a sure
enough, a No. 1 lawyer and 1t wants
him pretty bad. The town doesn't care
particularly what lawyer he is; just so
he knows the legal game. 1t is argued
that the services of a lawyer are need
ed every day by various and sundry
persons and interests, and that If a
pretty good lawyer were to come to
town and hang out his shinglc, he
wouldn't have to live on hot air for
more than n couple of months because,
after that time he would have become
so well acquainted that he would get
plenty of clients who would contribute
a comfortable support. 1t is argued
that there are many times when town
and township officials and others want
legal advice which they cannot get
except by going out of town and in
many instances they do not have time
to do that. Citizens are anxious that
some barrister anxious to grow and
prosper with a growing and prosper
Gus town make inquiries about Clover
They say that If such a man who de-
sires q seat on the circuit or Federal
bench some time in the future will
come. here for the practice of his pro-
fession, they believe that he will have
just as good an opportunity to reach
it from here as from any other town
in the state.
Expecting Something.
Chief of Police John A. Jackson Is
expecting something to break" in
Clover between now and CHI 'lmas.
According to the chief everything in
his world has been as quiet and peace
full as very old ladies' sewing circle
for several weeks past. There hasn't
been enough spirits fermenting in evil
dence to make an anti saloon Lacquer
speak on the benefits of bevo OF late.
according to the chief, and that Is
condition that cannot endure long, ac-
cordinS to past records. Word has
come TO him that they are selling a
preparation called CHERRY smash" up
in Gastonia, that Is really nothing but
grain alcohol, and it is expected that
an effort will be made to run some OF
it into Clover Then again. Christmas
is near and the chief Just has 9 huneti tIs
that he Is going to have busy time
for the next few weeks.
Other Matters.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Parrot has moved his
family into the J. w. Campbell resi-
dence on Kings Mountain street which
Mr.. Parrot recently purchased. DIR.
Charles Mclean has rented the resi-
dencc which the family of Mr.. Parrott
has been occupying.
Mrs. John. NJ. Smith has returned
to her home in Glover after a visit to
the family of DR.. E. w. Presley and
other relatives in Greenvillc.
Mrs. L. A. Horton of Yorltville, visit
ed the family of her fathre, Mr.. j. A.
Clinton here this week.
Mr.. Levi Whitener and family OF
Yorkville, visited relatives here this
week.
Mr.. Thomas II. Allen, well known
Glover citizen who has been seriously
i'll at his home here for some time
past is improving rapidly. All of his
children, Miss Eva Allen of EutawVille,
Mrs. J. r. Chtty of Olar, Drs. Chris
and Handy Allen of Newman, Ga, and
Mrs. r. f. Allen of Philadelphia, have
been at his bedside.