Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-11
Glover news: BUDGET
SpOrtSmen Bagged Three Deer in
Hunt on EdIStO River.
HAWTHORNE Mill MAKES: REDUCTION

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Considerable Interest in Approaching
Municipal s.EIcction-New Family
Moves to Town-Matters of Personal
Interest.
(By n Staff Correspondent.
| Glover, January 10-Three deer, a
wild turkey and a number of wild
ducks wera the total bag OF Messrs. J.
Meek Smith, George Mccall, J. CLYDE
Ford and DR.. NJ. E. Neil who returned
to their respective homes last week
after spending several days hunting on
the Edisto river in Dorchester county.
The party made the trip by automobile
and according to J. Meek Smith, they
found deer about as easy to jump as
arc rabbits in this section. Wild ducks
were not so numerous on the Edisto,
or 1t least if they were the Clover
hunting party didn't have the good
luck to run into them. AS it was,
however, they got number.
That section Of the Edisto river in
Businesses about forty miles from
Summerville has been a popular hunt
ing ground with Glover sportsmen for
a number Of years and almost every
season party of hunters from this
town to go there for few days sport.
The party killed plenty Of game to
keep them in meat during their stay
and in fact, they had so much left that
they could not bring it all home. Mr..
Smith said that the party left the car
cass of a deer hanging. up in camp
after they had cut off a ham," since
they did not have room in their cars to
carry the whole.
Mill Reduces Wages.
The Hawthorne Spinning mills re-
sumed operations Monday of last week
with>n wage reduction Of 25 per cent.
This is the first reduction to be made
by this manufacturing plant during the
present slump. About seventy-f1ve
operatives are employed at the present
time and there is no dissatisfa action or
grumbling because of the decline in
wages. I'VE operatives generally rea-
lize that the reduction in wages is
necessary" said an operative. who has
been in the employ of the mill for a
long time to The Enquirer corres-
pondent. THE mill management tells
US that it is unable to sell it's goods at
profit and there is no doubt Of that.
We feel that since all commodities
have dropped 10 a considerable extent
that we can live on less than we could
during the time of the highest prices.
We arc just hopeful that the mill won't
have to close down altogether because
Of the situation later on
The Glover Manufacturing Com
pany's plant has been standing idle for
several weeks and there is no indica-
tion as to when operations will be re-
sumed. 4 number Of those who have
been in the employ Of the mill for
years have gone elsewhere in search
of work: but the majority Of the
OpcldlNco uiS hN'HS AL s''S fiiio6S
hopeful! that market conditions will
soon brighten up.
Mayoralty Race.
There is considerable local interest
in the approaching mayoralty race and
stories which have come to the cores
pondcnt arc to the effect that it may
~. ;u, nj I1-
one candidate out for the office Of
mayor to succeed the incumbent DIR. I.
j. Campbell and there is a probability
that there will be others. There is a
prnbab ability that the aldermanic- Offices
will he contested. although the whole
matter as yet is in Il state Of more or
less uncertainty.
OF Personal Interest.
Rev. II. A. Whittcn, former pastor Of
Glover. ST. Paul and Chapel Methodist
churches and now Of Lexington, was
among the visitors in Glover last week.
Mr. Luban Alien, formerly OF the
Clover section and now residing in
Cleveland county. y. c.. is visiting
relatives and friends in this section.
Miss Pearl Blakely Of Clinton is q
visitor here, the guest Of her sister,
Mrs II. L. Wylie.
Recent visitors ut the home Of Mrs.
NJ. L. Jackson were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Flanagan and children and
MI Harold Flannagan of Clinton and
Miss Lola Hoguc of Hartsvillc.
Mrs Ray Mccall of Clover is visit
ing relatives in Charleston.
Miss Catherine HiIrgrave of Char
,lutte is visiting Miss Claudia Smith in
Glover.
Mr. II. H. Shcrcr of Hickory Grove
No /, is visiting his daughter Mrs. NJ.
p. Faris in the Bethany section.
Mr. Butler Wallace. for Il number OF
years past Il resident Of York No. l,
has moved his family 10 Clover where
they will reside in future.
! NcsSrs. W. l.. Hogue and j. Mcech
! Smith were visitors in Iorkyille on
Saturday.
.,,,p,r tho rinrnr nnDO1e who were