Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07

wagon tires. He was in Charlotte on
Tuesday of this week to consult Il spe-
cialist who removed three pieces OF
steel and stated. that there is leak
in the eye which may cause blindness.
Mr.. Hart was blacksmith over seas
in the recent World war.--..-..Thc new
revenue act requires shoe shine boys
to pay a license tax of $40. per
year. If they charge more than five
cents per shine. so some citizens think
that beginning right away the shoe
sinners will reduce the price Of a shine
to. FIVE. cents in order to avoid paying
the $40 license tax.
$: $; eastonja; Gazette, June 8: DR.. J. IT.
tHehdetlire has: been appointed Grand
.Pnsiate of; the: Grand Commandcry OF
I1fS5Etfi Caroliha,<;. knights Templair.
This appointment came rs mark Of
appreciation Of the work done by the
Gastontli 'Corin1andery at the. recent
meeting of the Grand Commandery in
Asheville Mr.. 7. w. Moore. Of the
Spencer Lumber Company's staff, has
the erection Of hand
some sevcn-room EnglIsh-type shingle
bungalow on West Franklin avenue
on the vacant lot between Mr.. Fl. ii.
Spencer's and Dr.. ]. VI. Sloans. MI
w. T. Grigg is in charge Of the work
The foundation is about completed.
When finished Mr.. Moore will occupy
It Arrangements for the opening
of the North Carolina Orthopaedic
Hospital are practically complete. Dr.
Oscar l.. Miller, surgeon n-chief OF
the institution. and Mr.. Michael Hoke.
consulting orthopaedic surgeon, OF At
lanta, are in Boston attending the
American 'Orthopacdic Association.
now in session in that city. They will
leave Boston Saturday and will be in
Gastonia Monday morning. DR.. Hoke
will spend Monday here with MI:
Darlington. in connection with the in
stitution He is very much interested
in the work of the hospital. MISS
EVELYN. Bateman, registered nurse OF
New Brunswick, Canada. who is the
SUPERINTENDENT, and Miss Josephine
Muesscn, Of New York city, physio-
therapist arrived in Gastonia we'd
nesday morning and are now at the
hospital. Miss Mildred Riese. regis
tered nurse, Bedford, Mass, IS surgi-
cal nurse at the hospital. Miss Riese
is off on 30-day vacation. She Will
arrive July 1. The Institution Will be
opened for the receiving Of crippled
children at the earliest date possible.
Everything is being done and put in
place as fast as supplies and materials
can be gotten together. 1t Is expected
that the doors will be open for the
receiving Of patients abont June 10 to
20........-.The body Of Thomas A. Car
land. a private in CO. E., 30Gth AM
munition Train. who died in a hospi-
tai in France October 10. 1918, arrived
in Gastonia last night on No. 43 and
was removed TO the Ford Undertak-
ing Co., place. 1t was sent TO the home
| of his parents at Dallas and Will bc
buried in Lincoln county at 2.S0 o'clock
| Sunday afternoon with funeraf ser
vices at the cemetery.--...Mr. Joe ri.
| Carson, the veteran carrier on rural
route number two from the Gastonia
postoffice, had the misfortune couple
Of weeks ago 10 break one OF his arms
when his horse became frightened and
ran away. He is still unable TO carry
| his route and his substitute, Mr.. j. T.
Ratchford, is covering it for him..--...Y::
Twenty-one leading farmers of Cas-
ton county visited farms. in Lincoln
and Catawba counties yesterday ac-
| connpanied by the county agent. At
an early hour Lucius Fl. jackson.
from the southern part OF the county.
j.. Frank Jackson. S. c. Hendricks. OF
Gastonia, Major Foster, manager Of
Martin Farms, Of South Point, w. 5.
Terrence, L. F. Torrencc. of the Tn
ion section, met al the courthouse and
started the trip for the northern coln-
ties.