Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-10-14
he had seen. He instructed the jury
as to the law and remarked that he
would have more to say later on.

Gastonia Gazette, Oct. II: when the
gates to the seventh annual CASTOR
county fair swing open this afternoon
at o'clock, the best and biggest fair
in the history of the association will be
under. way. 1t is expected that the at
tendance figures for the opening night
will be around five or six thousand.
Wednesday, school children and Gas
ton county day will see a total of TO-
900 or 10000 pass through the turn
stiles. Thursday is Mecklenburg, York
and Cleveland county day; This will
probably be the biggest day Of the fair.
The predominance of cattle and farm
products is the big outstanding feature
Of this years fair. The herds from
Catawba and Mecklenburg are among
the finest in the state. Their presence
has stimulated local cattle raisers. AS
a result, there is the greatest array OF
livestock ever seen outside Of the state
fair at Raleigh. Farm products and
exhibits are also pre- eminent in space
and attractiveness. The community
fair exhibits from Ranlo and sunny
side, Earl, FL Bethel and Boiling
Springs contain the finest layout OF
North Carolina farm products ever
gathered in CASTOR county. Tne
women of the city and county, too,
have contributed a great part Their
exhibits Of fancy work, canned fruit
and other products Of kitchen and
pantry is far and away ahead of any
thing ever shown at Castor fair.
Mr.. Ernest r. Warren and Mr.. E. b.
Denny leave today for Asheboro where
Mr.. Warren's marriage to Miss Alice
Phillips, OF that city takes place We'd
nesday evening at $50. Among those
going up Wednesday for the wedding
are the grooms mother, Mrs. Robert Z.
Warren; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Warren,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Gardner, Mr.. ROD
Mclean, DR.. Roland S. Clinton, Miss
MAZDA McKain and Hon. and Mrs.
Clyde r. Hoey, the latter Of Shelby.
Mr.. Hoey is an uncle of the groom and
will attend him as best man.
Cleveland Star, (Shelby), Oct. IL:
A real estate deal involving about $780,
600 was consummated few days ago
at baltimore when Messrs. Lester and
jeff Hamrick, Will A. Crowder and
others purchased an interest in the
Werner Oil Company from Messrs.
Graham S. Dellinger, NJ. E. Gettys and
w. B. Melton. Mr.. Gettys Of Gaffney, 5.
c., has had an interest in the Werner
Oil Company and retains an interest in
the newly incorporated 'Lattimore Oil
Company with the other stockholders.
A charter was secured for the Latti-
more Oil Company last week with an
authorized capital of s125,OOO and a
paid in capital of $4,000. The re-or-
ganization will take place this week
when the officers viii be elected and
the manager and business staff secur-
yed....,,...T There were, 5,5S6 bales. of cot
ton ,gfnned in Cleveland county from
the crop of 1921 prior to September 20
as compared with 167 bales prior to
the same date last year, according to
figures furnished the government by
Mr.. julius Smith..........-Mr. NJ. G. Latin :
an of Patterson Springs is without
doubt the champion cotton picker of
the county. Others may show good
records for day, but he perhaps can
pick more day in and day out than any
other man in the county, regardless of
race, color or previous condition OF
servitude." While he lived in South
Carolina he was declared to be the
champion in that state by the Colum-
bia State when he picked ,563 pounds
in a single day without going TO the