Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-13
news ABOUT CLOVER
Daughters Of COnfedefaCy Entertain
Veterans at Dinner. :
the HUNTERS HAD HAPPY HOLIDAY

eambrelI Going to Broad River Town.
ship-BowIing Green to Run Nights
Glover Boy Elected Manager oi
Trinity Football Team-other News
and Notes of Northern York County
(By Staff Correspondent.J 2 -
Clover, December 12.-The holiday
shopping season Is on at Glover. Mer-
chants have wide variety of Christ
mas goods and people of this town
and community are not without mon
ey. How business is going to be after
January /, Glover merchants are not
saying now. But they are looking for
big business from now until Christmas
and they have prepared for it. One
well known firm, carrying q line of
toys and other knick knacks connected
with the Yuletide, was busy Saturday
writing orders to wholesalers replen-
ishing part Of his stock, since he had
sold out.
Dinner for Veterans. -
Andrew Jackson Chapter, United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, enter
talned the Confederate veterans OF
this town and community at a three
course dinner at the home of Mrs. j.
E. Brison, one of the chapter menu
bers, Friday. Eleven veterans were
present and because of the generous
plans of the dinner committee and the
large hospitality Of the hostess, a
goodly number of the chapter men,
.bers were served also. Decorations In
the hall. living room and dining room
were attractive and artistic and quite
fitting for the occasion.
After the dinner hour, Miss Lila jack
son, president of the chapter, called
for war "reminiscences, to which sew
eral veterans responded by relating
some very interesting and thrilling ex-
periences. Inquiry developed that Mr..
John ]. Knox, veteran citizen Of Clo-
yer, was the oldest veteran present.
He is SIS. other Confederate soldiers
present were: Messrs. J. J. Wilson,
William Armstrong, William Barber
William Ashley, j. NJ. Cook, John
Thompson, w. H. Sparrow, 8. j. Clin-
ton, Felix Quinn. W.
Back from Big Hunt.
Two. deer, a wild turkey, numerous
ducks and other game fellsto q party
Of Clover hunters who have but re-
Gently returned from q trip to the Ed
isto river in Charleston county, where
they are accustomed to go once OF
twice each year. The fall hunt this
year was about as successful as usual.
T. Howard Riddle shot one Of the
deer, while j. Meek Smith shot the
other. Tom Dilling got q wild turkey,
ard other members Of the party killed
quite a number of ducks. The deer in
the wildernesses of Charleston county
are as numerous this year as ever, ac-
cording to the hunters. Few wild tur-
keys are to be found yet because OF
WtLi III sAeS N~''
Plenty Of fish were to be had In the
Edisto and adjoining streams. The
party lost two dogs which they carried
with them. In the party were: DR.. r
]. Campbell, ]. Meek Smith, r. s. Rid
die, T. H. Riddle, DR.. M. 3. Nell, ].
Clyde Ford, w. b. Rudisill, Tom Dill
ling, William Allison and George Nc
Call. Ed Adams, well known colored
cook, also went along. The hunters
made the trip by automobile. A..
GambreII to Broad River.
]. r. Gambrell, expert road builder
who has been employed for more than
year past as overseer Of road build
ing In Kings Mountain township, will
move Ito Broad River township the
first Of the year to supervise the road
work to be carried. on in that town.
ship.
Mill to Run Nights. =
Arrangements are being made to op-
crate the Bowling Green cotton mill at
night as we'll us day, according TO an