Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-26

bile. They report that thclf SecllOn VI
Georgia has a pretty falr crop pros
pcct, although the cotton acreage IS
reduced from % to 80 per cent as com
pared with last year, and the laYageS
of the boil wecvll this year has reduc-
I'd the crop still further. Discussing the
boil weevil, a member of the party said
that the wcevil first made his appear
ancc in their section Of Georgia last
year and that they are expecting the
greatest damage this year. Georgia
farmers they said, are fighting the boil
wccvil by practicing diversified farm
ing and the outlook is that the state
of Georgia, will produce more corn and
crops other than cotton this year than
eyer before in her history.
LOCAL LAcoNIcS
Building at Sharon.
w. l.. Hill is rebuilding his ginncry,
which was destroyed by fire last year.
MCssrs. Arthur and j. i. Whitestdes
have begun the erection Of residences.
Hotel Manager Acquitted.
w. +. Hall. manager of the Andcr-
son Hotel OF Rock Hill, was acquitted
in recorders court in that city yes
terday of n charge of running bawdy
house. Hall was convicted in. the
same court several days previous OF
Still Taken in Bethesda.
Prohibition officers operating in Be
thcsda township, destroyed a still 0l
the farm Of II. +. BOokout, and war
rant was issued for the arrest OF VIII
Porter, a negro Tenant. Two barrels
of mash were poured out. In the party
were Constable Johnson, Deputy Sher-
if Tom Quinn and Magistrate Fred c.
Back.
Mems Bible Glasses Meet.
Law enforcement and general Chris
tian citizenship were the subjects dis
cusscd by Hon. Arthur l.. Castor of
Chester, who was the principal speaker
at a meeting of the Federation OF
Mems Bible classes in Rock Hill last
evening. The meeting was held at the
First Presbyterian church and includ-
ID social feature, refreshments being
served and a "gct-acquainted" meet
ing being held.
To Study Boil WeeviI.
Headed by John r. Blair, York
County Farm Demonstration agent, 4
number OF prominent York county
farmers expect to visit the worst in
Tested boil wecvil sections Of the state,
leaving Monday. The object of the
trip IS TO have York county farmers
gain rs much tirst-hand information rs
poSaiblc relative to the boil wccvll
Mr.. Blair said Thursday that the par
ty had not been completed as yet, bht
he expected that there would he a
Inrge number Of farmers TO start on
ihc automobile trip Monday.
Under Arrest at Sharon.
Suspected Of stealing the ta21 model
Ford touring car in which they hav"
been travelling Clyd" higgins and Bill
Ashley, young white men claiming to
have come from Spartanburg. were ar
rested at Sharon this morning by Chief
Sep Hucy and Mr.. Ralph Cain. The
men were seen in Bu! Creek
township yesterday and tried hard to
sell the car matchmaking a trade with
MIR. Garland Duwdlc. Suspicion was
aroused because Of their actions and
the non this morning after their arrest
told widely varying tales. They are
held pcndin" thorough investigation.
higgins is said to have formerly lived
in Buliock's Creek township.
The North Road.
j. l.. Whi;csidcs. !. II. Gamb"oll.
james McCarter. G"ttys McCartcr and
other well known road builders. are
busy pushing the work Of rebuilding
the North road to the Castor county
line. The work at present is being
pushed between Clover and the North
Carolina line. the builders being now