Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-07

and their exists during that long nme;
but we doubt if many that have been
called upon to play role more in the
public eye have welded create" in
fuaace for right and usefulness than
the editor Of The Enquirer, pegginS
away at his desk from day to day.
Now Years greetings and hearty con-
.gratulations to the veteran editor. and
may he be at his post. in good trim
and able to make The Enquirer con-
stantly- growing medium Of value to
the public. for many. many moro
years! .......-Mr. Bcc:ner farrell. oi
Marshville. \. c.. is here to begin his
work rs Boys Work secretary, and
will set matters under way in day
or two The White building. between
Jos. Wylic & Cos. and the Chester
Shoe Store, has been secured for head
quarters. and will meet i'll require
mcnts most admirably.
Gastonia Gazette, Jan. q: That the
cruX of tho situation has been reached,
and that from this time forward.
there will be q steady and gradual
resumption of business, with incrcas-
cd buying and manufacturing. is the
o:':nion OF several of the leading mcr-
chants and textile mon Of Gastonia
as given to The Gazette within the
past two days. The opinions differ
in some respects. hut on one point
they are all agreed. viz: that the tide
is already beginning to turn. Some
look for good business by early spring
o. summer The moro conservative
place carr fall as the earliest date
when the mill; will bc Running on Il
profitable basis..-......A marriage, III"
announcement Of which will bring
great surprise to al but Il few Of the
friends OF the bride and groom. was
bcr II. when Miss Annie Davis. tho
popular and attractive daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. K. l.. Davis, became the
bride of Mr.. G:ier W. F'riday............
Among the business visitors in the
city Monday was Mr.. Jim Caldwell, Of
Glover. Young ladies arriving in
the city this morning to attend school
at Linwood College were Misses Ell
flc NJ. Carter. of Bethany. S. c.. Evelyn
Pressly. of Chester, S. c., and Annie
Pressly Of Chester S. C.......-.....Ilrs.
.r;fr
bert. OF Glover. and Miss Rose Lind
say of York, have been guests for sew
eral days Of Mrs. J. Lean Adams. Miss
Lindsay returned Sunday to her home
in York. but Mrs. Wright will spend
several days longer in the city.............
G2stonia's three national banks have
mailed out the regular dividend checks
for the second half of 1920 and each
reports that the past year was the
best yet experienced. The First Nat
ional Bank paid it's regular semi-an-
nual dividend Of five per cent. the
Citizens its regular semi-annual divi-
dend Of six pei cent. and the Third its
regular semi annual dividend OF three
per ccnt....Nli iss Ethel Adams OF
Glover s. c. passed through the city
this morning on route TO Roanoke, Va.
where she attends school at Virginia
College. G. f. Moore has sold
! his farm near High Shoals, ard is
moving TO the farm in South Point
known rs the Gullick place. which he
recently purchascd........... Lowry
Miller returned to school II Ersliine
College, Due West, =. c., this morning.
Mr.. Miller is Il sophomore n; Erskinc
this ycar.........ln Il healthy progressive
and optimistic spirit Gastonia citi-
Zens have laid their plans for 1921.
The total amount of building already
under way and definitely planned for
this year is more than S4,000.OOO ac-
cordng to il hasty and incomplete sur
vey. This includes residences, bus
mess houses, cotton mills and i'm
prOvements Of various kinds. 1t by
no means covers all construction work
that is to be done during the year.
Cleveland Star (Shelby) Jan. d:
Mr.. John Delln@er Of near Waco, son
OF the late james Dellingcr and Miss