Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-25
CLOVER news budget
Real Estate Company Paid 10 Per
Cent. TO Stockholders.
MASONIC BODY ELECTS OFFICERS
Field Full of Candidates for Place On
counciI-New Residents Arrive
Matters of Personal Interest.

(By Staff Correspondent.
Clover Jan. 24.-At q recent meeting
of the Glover Real Estate company held
here, a cash dividend Of 10 per cent
was paid to stockholders and a stock
dividend of 140 per cent in addition.
Officers and directors Of the company
were reelected as follows: J. F. Purs-
ley, president; J. Meek Smith, vice pres
ident; C. N. Alexander, secretary and
treasurer. Directors: ]. F. Pursley, j.
Meek Smith, NJ L. Smith, is. A. Page,
w. n. Jackson, R. l.. Wylie, c. N. Alex
ander. 1--WE had a. good seven months
Of it and feel that better times are
ahead" said Mr.. C. n. Alexander, Sec
rotary and treasurer Of the company.
Glover Masonic Officers.
Alpine Lodge A. +. NJ. Of Clover, has
elected officers to serve during the
current year as follows: S. S. Glenn,
w. NJ; a. C. Barnett. S. W.; j. E.
Jackson, J. W.; S. ]. Matthews, secre-
tary; J. f. Brison, treasurer; R. S.
Riddle, senior Deacon A. H. Barnett,
junior deacon; c. P. Lawrence, tiler.
The Municipal Election.
Information is that Mr.. w. L. Hogue.
we'll known resident Of the Hawthorn
Mill village here, is to be candidate
In the municipal election to be held
early next month in opposition to the
incumbent, Mayor I. J. Campbell. The
field is full Of candidates for places
on the town council, although 1t
is understood that only three Of the
present board Of councilmen are seek
ing reelection. DR.. j. E. Brison, town
clerk and treasurer, on Saturday gave
The Enquirer the names of those who
are candidates for places on the town
council as follows: V. @. Harnbright,
]. E. Brison. w. N. Jackson, ]. G. Faris.
w. e. Hagans, J. c. Ford, g. N. Alex,
ander, r. Felix Robinson. The present
board of councilmen, in addition TO
Mayor Campbell, is as follows: j. 3.
Wood, r. Felix Robinson, Thad P. Clin-,
ton, w. 3. Hagans, NJ. L. Smith, ]. E.
BriSon.
Proposed Sewer System.
c. N. Snedbcrg, representative, OF. a
Wilmington, N. c., engineering concern,
came to Clover last week for the pur-
pose Of making a survey and estimate
of the cost Of q sewerage system Tor
Clover. The matter Of a sewerage sys-
tenn for the town has been agltated Tor
several years and many people have
expressed their advocacy to-. this cor
respondent, of building such a system.
Some time ago funds were raised by
private subscription to be used In de-
fraying the expense Of a preliminary
survey. A committee OF local citizens
appointed some time ago to rave
charge of the survey and investigation
includes DR.. R. L. Wylie and Messrs.
W. P. Smith and w. I. Brison.
Purely Personal.
Mr.. ". Fl. Sherer of Glover, was a
visitor in Yorkville last Friday. j.
Mr.. W. Oates Stroup was among the
Glover citizens who were visitors In
Yorkville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Ford have re-
turned to their home in Glover after q :
trim to points east. They expect to oc-
cupy the Gwin house on Main street,
recently vacated by Mr.. j. Howard
Jackson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dallas, VINO
have been living at Kingstrec, WILL
liamsburg county, for the past two
years. have moved to Glover. They
are former residents of this place.
Boyce S. Plaxco, who is teaching
near Matthews. n. c., recently visited
the family Of his father, Mr.. K. N.
PlaXco, on York No 1.
Mrs. J. 3. Hunter Of Charlotte, was g.
visitor here last week, tine guest of Mrs.
J. Sam Jackson.
Rev. J. E. Berryhill Of Clover, spent
Tuesday of last week in Rock Hill.
Mr.. u. H. Riddle of Glover No. 2, was
a visitor in Yorlsville last Friday.
Mrs. J. L. Adams of Gastonia, recent
i. visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Clinton