Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-02
WITHIN THE TOWN

- School next Monday; that's good.
- The football team should have a
good equipment.
coming next week in a tent theatre
with an attractive bill that will afford
amusement and diversion to those who
find pleasure in the speaking play. This
company has been filling engagements
in many neighboring towns in North
and South Carolina and has been
leaving behind a good impression
wherever it has been.
The mercury in the long thermo-
meter opposite the post office regis
tered 10S degrees in the sun yesterday
at about noon. It Is said to have been
as high as LOT degrees in July. While
the thermometer registered 1OS degrees
in the sun, private thermometers were
registering about 80 degrees in the
shade. There. are no scientifically ac-
curate thermometers in the town.
&C. H. Siebenhausen Of the City Ser
vice and Repair Station in Yorkville, is
planning to build an aeroplane at the
garage Of his firm here. Mr.. Sieben-
hansen, who Is an aviator OF several
years experience recently received
Curtis 90-horse power aeroplane motor
and il is his plan to build flying ship
around that motor. He estimates that
the cost of such a plane as he contem-
plates building would be around $1,000,
and his idea would be to use 1t in COM
mercial flying IN Yorkville and the sur
rounding country. II haven't decided
what am going to do about it, exact
ly,'' he said the other day. My wife
objects to my flying any more and 1t
may be that I'll build high powered
automobile instead Of flying ship
But that 90-horse power motor Is going
into one or the other"
With Past Dictator w. j. Moon OF
the Charlotte lodge presiding and
Moose from Charlotte, Belmont, Cas-
tonia and other lodges Of surrounding
towns in attendance, York Lodge NO
1861, Loyal Order of Moose was duly
installed last evening, the installation
ceremonies being held in Fraternal
hall in the Stroup building, the. total
assembly including more than 100 per-
sons, while the lodge started Off with
a membership of 76, so Of whom were
present and signed their names to the
membership roll. Officers were in
stalled as follows: w. d. Grist, past
dictator; j. Ernest Stroup, dictator;
w. C. Pannell, vice dictator; w. T.
Morton, prelate; w. F. Putnam, SER
geant at arms; Jas. D. Grist, secre-
tary: l.. G. Thompson, treasurer; w. d.
Thomasson, inner guard; Leslie Cain
outer guard; B. A. Correll, j. H. Car
roll, ]. H. B. Jenkins, Jr., trustees; j.
Forest Smith. F. E. Moore, ID. T. Quinn,
house committee. 1t was decided, that
the lodge would hold regular meetings
on Tuesday night Of each week until
such time as the members became
familiar with it's work, when meetings
will be held twice a month. The house
committee was instructed to see what
could be done toward securing per-
.nanent quarters and to report Its
findings to the next regular meeting to
'oe held next Tuesday night. 1t was
also decided to hold the charter open
for a period of thirty days during
which time applications for member
ship will be received at the charter
membership fee Of $40. Refreshments
were served during the meeting last
evening and following the installation
of officers, short talks were made for
the good of the order by number OF
the visiting Moose.