Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-20
WITHIN THE TOWN

Clean up and paint up. Make
things look better.
The chautauqua next Week-nVe
days Of it-and a delightful programme
each day.
The dust is not nearly so bad along.
Congress street as it used. to be; Dut
still it Is very bad. ....,:. r.
Say people, has the town 'reany
been cleaned up against the coming OIL
flies and mosquitoes?
THAT is q good sermon you Will
hear next Sunday if you will only go
TO Church and give careful attention.
- The "Cash and Carry Store" Wych
Elder. formerly of Barnwell. proprie-
tor, opened for business in the vacant
O'Ieary store room on Main street
Yesterday morning. The proprietor
expressed himself last evening as be-
ing we'll pleased with the opening
dav's business and is looking forward
to a prosperou-t trade here.
Lancaster and Yorkville High
School baseball teams tied-11-11, in
n five inning contest on the Iorkvllle
diamond yesterday afternoon. The
game which was started prior to the
Glover American Legion game was
called by agreement in the fifth; and
it was decided to play another contest
between the two teams probably IN
Rock Hill next week.
Because of the annulment or
trains No. 35, southbound and NO. IS.
northbound on the Charlotte and Col
umbia division Of he Southern AFTER
Sunday there will be inconvenience to
Yorkyille people because of discon-
tinuance Of the early morning Char
loIte Observer newspaper service. IN
stead of reaching Yorkville at 10 the
Observer will have to come by Blacks
burg and not reach here until lU.oo
o'clock a. m.
Two colored girls, both of them
black as the ace of spades, were put
to work sweeping the streets yester-
day morning. following their conVic-
ton before Mayor Hall on 4 charge
of disorderly conduct. The two who
are said to be natives of Rock Hill
were arrested by the police SUNDAY
ni-ht on account of their conduct.
Each was sentenced to serve thirty
days on the streets Of the town. Yes.
terday they were given brooms and
told to go to it. They started off do
ing a nrettv fair sweeping JOB.
Ralph Gains aggregation OF sharon
Slammers was no match Tor IooLs
Gnuldcn's American Legion Larrupefs
in a game of baseball on the graded
school lot Tuesday afternoon and the
T,erionaires won easily by score OF II
to 9. In all fairness to the visitors it
might be said that thev had no pre-
vious practice rs baseball team prior
to the game Tuesday. although there
were included in their nine several
who showed up well rs individual
plavers. Retter teamwork on the part
of the legion outfit and better hitting
copped the game. Manager Cain start
.ed out in the pitchers box for Sharon;
but when it developed that his OFFER
inrs were being knocked all over the
lot, Stegall former Charlotte pitcher
in the South Atlantic League was
substituted. While badly out Of form
he held the 1.egionaires pretty we'll.
and gave evidence Of having all kinds
of "stuff," although badly in need of
practice. Sarge" Wallace Marshall
started the hurling for the 1ccionalres
and after sowing up the game retired
ir favor Of Howard McNfnckin. Lewis
NJ. Grist umpired and ]. r. Barnwcll
was scorer.
DR.. William Spencer Currell. presi-
dent and Professors r.. Marion RucNer
and Josiah Morse OF the faculty OF
the University Of South Carolina. CO.
lumbia. were honor guests at Il get. tc-
gethcr meeting and banquet u the
York County Alumnae Association OF
former students Of The stat, l:niversi-
tv held in the dining room of the
ShnndOn hotel Wednesday evening.
Present for tho occasion wcrc bctwc"n
IS and 40 graduates and former stu
dents of the university and number
of other college men who were es-
pecially invited for The OCCASION. j.
a. Marion, esq. presided as toast
master and after dinner speeches were
delivered by DR.. Currell. Professors
Fucker and Morse, Thos J.. Mellow,