Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-01
LOCAL LAcoNIcs
For Benefit of School

About $50 was raised for the benc-
ut Of the school library as the result
OF play presented by Ninth grade
students Of the Glover High school in
Smith Bros.'s opera house ut Clover,
last Tuesday.
Auditor in Rock Hill
Hundreds of tax returns were taken
y Auditor Broadus M. Love during
his stay in. Rock Hill last week, and III
though the auditor put in q full week
there were a number of Rock Fill pco-
pie who failed to come to see him.
Under the law all tax returns must
be made by February 20.
Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition.
Grecnvillc Piedmont, Saturday: A
petition asking voluntary bankruptcy
judgment was filed in the United
States District Court today by Mrs.
Minnie \. Hood, Of Hickory Grove.
merchandise business, gives her. La
bilitics rs S6,3+9.50 and assets as $5,-
705.52.
York County Magistrates.
Magistrates for. the various town.
ships of York county, nominated in the
primaries of last summer, have been
appointed by the governor as follows:
j. NJ. Ford, Bethel; E. A. Crawford,
Bethesda; j. l.. Duncan, Bullock's
Creek r. L. A. Smith, Broad River; ].
f. Wingatc. Catawba: J. R. Halle, Fort
Mill; 4. Is. Glenn, Ebcnezer; A. j.
Quinn, Kings Mountain; Fred c. Black,
York.
Got Part of DistiIery.
Officers Tom Quinn and H. L. john
son operating in Kings Mountain
township yesterday found Il part of "a
distiller's outfit on the McGill lands
about two and one-half miles south
west Of Bethany church. A sugar
barrel and a coffee box filled with
mash that had not soured was poured
out by the officers. 1t was evident
that a distillery had been operated
there but had been carried away.
Sold by Court Order.
In accordance with q decree Of the
court Of common pleas in the case OF
S. A. Lee, plaintiff VS.. T. B. Ramsey.
defendant, an Overland automobile,
the property of Ramsey was sold at
auction by Sheriff Quinn at Clover,
Saturday. The car was bid in by J.
w. Smith for S. A. Lee for the sum Of
$10O. Lee brought suit against Ram
sey for damages at the last term OF
the court of common pleas because OF
alleged injuries to his automobile in
collision with Ranlseys machine.
Condition of the Roads.
Information is that 4 number of the
roads OF the county are not in as bad
condition as had been expected rs 4
result OF the heavy snow of last week.
Kings Mountain township roads are in
pretty fair condition, according to
several people in Yorkrillc yesterday.
Several Sharon people were in York
vile Yesterday, making the trip by
The Yorlville- Sharon
road was reported in passable condi- |
ton.
Living Expenses in Columbia.
Board and lodging in Columbia goes
up in price as soon us the general as
sembly convcncs, according to 4 York |
member OF the house. Private |
families who take in legislators dur
ing the session charge $50 Il month
for room. Many of the Legislators
take their meals at Columbia restau-
rants because it is more convenient |
for them. They can get along with
m average meal cost Of GO cents.
Most of the legislators spend the
week ends ut their respective homes
the state, since they find
hat it is cheaper to como homo than
to remain in Columbia.
Charged With Burglary.
Floyd Hunter and Paul Sistare,
Young white boys Of Rock Hill were
lrrested in the wholesale grocery store
1f the Blankenship-J Company
If Rock Fill last Saturday and will
face charges of burglary in tho court
of general sessions in April. The, two
boys were arrested in the store by
Frank Allen, -year:old son of Con-