Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

took upon thcmsclvc:; . i:;a3.C00 bond
Issue for schools IN the city. y n:a-
jori;y of :ilis sum will hc utilized in
the construction of 4 hi&h Schoo!
huilding. Improvements and additions
will also he made at the Other schools
in tho city. It is high time that Cas-
tonia WIS doing something. The rural
sections and smaller towns OF tic
county were showing their heels TO us
in the matter or education nnn school
buildings. With GOOD roads and good
schools fer the entire county nn% DEL
initcly assured. progress heicaboGtS
ought To he unhamncrct....,.... CASTOR
county voted overwhelmingly yc5tcr-
day 100000 road bonds. This insureS
q system OF hard surface, roads lhat
will cross the county two ways, north
and so,ti, from Lincoln to the YORK
county line and from MccElcnbHrt5 70
Cleveland county. In addition 10 these
two main highways. which arc to y"
state built ard maintained, there arc
many other roads IN the county which
will he rebuilt and rcTeireq. PITtctl-
caily all the old macaIam ruadS arc
to hc rcs..rcaccd. some of them with q
hard surface finish. il is safe To as
sumo that practically ail The Macad-
am read; now leading into GaSlonla,
and those connecting the more lmpor-
tanL communities of'Ihc county vi j -"
hard surfaced. Tho bond iSS!Ir inSIlrcS
IL rrogrHIui?c Of road building tiiilt
will pat CASTOR county far up among
the front rank in the counties oI
North Carolina in good roads. l'E
their vote tic citizens OF the county
have made il possible for the commits
siuncrs to avail themselves inmedi-
atcly Of lrc aid offered by The State
Highway commission. The $a0OG0,OUo
road funds of TN" state bond iSSuc
will have been cXhaH:.t"l lHrfcrc3 trac-
;ional Part of liIc counties lave got
ten their road work started. We are
in on tic ground four. so so speak, ANA
the result will be cvjicaccd in years
60 come. We shall be using and en-
ioyin: our good roads when other 10
calilic:; arc waking; rlp............Fricnds hl
Sheriff J. w. Carroll. who has hccn
confined To his home for the past ton
days with a disabled lcg, will be glad
TO learn that he is slightly improved.
........ Mrs. John AShc, Of McCon3c!!s-
willie, s. G.. is spending i Tow days
with her sister. Mrs. l.. f. Brandon.
........t simple hut very beautiful we'd
ding was sulGmnizcd Monday evening
ut s o'clock ut tn" home of. the bride :
parents, Mir. ard Mrs. /. i. Faircs. IN
Steel Creek, when Miss Lois FARES
and Rev. Q. G. Williamson were mar
ricd in the presence Of Il large nGmbc!
of friends and relatives. The service
was pronounced by Rev. J. NJ. Walker.
pastor of the steel Creek Presbyterian
church, assisted by Rev. Murry Peg
ram. of Hazard. ky..~~.-.-..-.in lit q!
melancholy or mental alteration
caused by i'll health !. z. Russell. nifc'!
81 years. committed suicide at noon
today at Rhymes store near the Ranio
Mill, shooting himself in the head with
Il shot gun. There were no eyewit-
ncsscS TO the immediate act, but Mr.
Russell! had been seen with Il shotgun
during tho morning ard tho condition
of the body when those hearing: the
shot found him. indicated that he had
placed the muzzlc Of the gun in his
mouth and pulled the trigger with y
stick. Deceased WIS married about
foul. years ago to Mrs. Gunter, mother
of Mrs. }. NJ. Norris, Of Ranlo. and lie
and his wife had hccn visiting the
family OF Mr. Morris, who is nachin-
Isl at the R;nlO Mill. ATr Russell silf-
frrcd Il stroke of paralysis about Il
year ago. which affected his mind IL
the extent that he sometimes %ct"'!
ullrcrly. Ilc WIS badly affected %c*-
tcrtlay, turning over his mrncE Ha,s
insurance pulicicS tn his wife and de-
carin" that he was going Away. lie
did not leave however, Er;i this
morning when hc succeeded II ::cc:lr-
ing II ghut-i,,n and probably HID II
near The store where hc ended his life.
He WAS Il shoe -ln:,;r! hy trade, and
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