Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-20
CLOVER news BUDGET
Attempts to Organize Local Ku Klux
Khan Have Been Unsuccessful.
Much new CROP COTTON WAS SOLD
School Will Begin Work in October
Two New Residences for Church
Street-Other News and Notes OF
Metropolis of Northern York County.

ing a local Klan here; but so far there
has been nothing doing in the way OF
organization and it was stated Satur-
day that there was little probability
that efforts toward organization would
be successful in Glover. While Glover
Is quite a fraternal town, there being
strong lodges of Masons, Red Men,
Juniors, ETC., here, it is felt that there
is no need for the Ftu KluX Khan TO
come in and the organizer who spent
some time here recently evidently
came to that conclusion himself after
looking the situation over. While the
Klan organizers may come back to try
again, Clover people think it is hardly
likely.
Much Cotton Sold.
More than 300 bales of new crop cot
ton were sold on the Glover market the
past week. All sorts of business felt
it and local tradesmen had the busiest
week that they have had in a long,
long while. The general policy seems
TO be to sell new cotton and hold on
to the old cotton. Lots of debts were
paid in Glover the past week and
good deal of money that remained
over from the sale Of cotton and SEED
was spent for clothing and shoes and
other articles. Cotton in this section
is opening mighty fast and people liv-
ing on the farms are losing no time IN
gathering it as fast as possible. Clo-
YER merchants are getting in their fall
stocks and everybody is looking for
ward to season of good business.
Getting Ready for Wheat.
The outlook is that more farmers ol
the Clover community are going to sow
wheat this fall than has been the case
for a number of years. Seed wheat is
very much in demand and the few
farmers of this section who have seed
wheat for sale are having no trouble
in .disposing of it.
Residences Being Built.
n. e. Dickson has begun the erec-
ton of a residence on Church street.
r. G.. Boyd has also begun building
house on Church street opposite the
hcme of :. w. Turner.
Baptist Meeting Closes.
A protracted meeting which has been
in progress at the Glover Baptist
church for some time past came to
close last Monday night. Services
were conducted daily by the pastor,
Rev. n. a. HCmrick, during the meet
ing Three additions were made 10
the membership on profession OF faith
as a result OF the meeting.
School in October.
The Glover High school will not en-
ter upon the work of the 1929 term
before the first of October, according
To Prof r. s. Cochranc, principal of
the school. Opening has been delayed
because Of congcsted conditions in the
buildings and it is hoped that the new
building will be ready for occupancy
soon after the opening of school. The
exact date of the opening has not yet
been determined upon.
Too Many Mosquitoes.
CLYDE Ford well known Glover
sportsman who was one of party OF
Clover men who recently spent sew
Cral days hunting along the Edisto
river in Charleston county doesn't
think that he is going deer hunting in
Charleston county in September again
soon. There are just simply too many
mosquitoes in that county in Septem-
ber for comfort" said Mr.. Ford Satur-
day in talking about the hunt. They
are big mosquitoes too-the kind that
almost take a piece out OF you When
they bite Whenever any Of our party
mounted a deer stand with a view to
shooting an approaching deer the
mosquitoes just swarmcd around like
flies. We used mosquito lotion on our
arms and other exposed parts and this
kept them off; but ! tell you the mos
quitoes kept many a deer from biting
the dust at our hands on that trip. We
had a chance to shoot eight or nine
different deer, but our aim just wasn't
any good on account Of the mosqui-
toes"
Win for Glover.
The Govcr Tigers" defeated the
Victory Mill team of Gastonia in a
game of baseball on Hawthorn Field
Saturday afternoon by a score of 3 to
.. 1t is said that the game was the last
that will be played at Glover this sea-
son. The Tigers" also defeated the
Victory Mill team in a game at Haw-
thorn Field tho previous Saturday.
Off to College.
Quite a number of young people of
Glover and vicinity have recently re-
sumcd their studies at various schools
and colleges over the Carolinas. They
include: Odis Robinson and Herbert
Smith, Trinity college. Durham, NJ c.;
Justin Smith, Bingham, AshCvillc, y.
c.; Mack and James Huggin, Wolford,