Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-22

completes the city's programme of
s43O,OOO worth of improvements in the
water system outlined more than Il
year ago. Small water mains through
out the city haye been replaced with
large 12-inch mains. and all outlying
sections have been furnished with an
adequate supply of water.---.......--:--Alr.
Justus A. Rudisill, OF Maiden. private
secretary to Congressman-elect a. l..
BulwinNle, arrived in Gastonia this
week, and has already entered upon his
duties in the office of Major Bulwinkle,
Mr.. Rldisill is a. graduate Of" tehpir
College and of, the. Wake Forest law.
department. Mr.. Rudisill is well :,
known to CASTOR county PEOPLE. He is
a nephew of G. r Rhyme, formerly
deputy sheriff and jailer for Castor
c6unty. Miss Mary Pharr, of Charlotte,
ster,ographer in.the office Of the con-
gressman will arrive in Gastonia within
a few days to assist in the preliminary
work Of the office. Both will go to
Washington with Mr.. Bulwnkle early
in April. Contract for the tearing
down of the present plant of the Big
CASTOR County Fair and the erection
of. a new plant on the grounds leased
from the Clinton brothers on the New
Hope road adjoining the Hanna prop
erty, was let Thursday by the building
committee Of the CASTOR County Fair
Association to :. Nh. Charles Crigg.
Work begins Immediately.
!. Cleveland Star (shelby),';March ;18:
Mr.. Clarence, Leonard is. building q
handsome ibMngaloW: home, on his va :;
cant lot;adjacent to- theMrs. Marcus l.:
Carroll home near the seaboard depot
.A..........The names OF Attorneys Pcyton
McSwain. John P. Null, Charlie Burrus
and Bynum Weathers have been suG-
gested. for the position of county solic-
itor, an Office created under bill in
troduced by Representative Pcyton Nc
Swain and passed by the general as
sembly. Miners representing an In
diana corporation, who have been pre-
pairing to mine mica near Union, ten
miles northwest Of Shelby, are also get
ting out some fine specimens Of kaoiin,
used in the manufacture Of chinawarc.
Considerable machinery is being in
stalled at the mines~.-...Mr. Johnnie.
NJ. Williams, the popular and energetic
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Zemry. Williams.
led to the hymenial alter Saturday,
March 12, Miss Eernie L. Barnett,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Webb Bar
nett. near the county home
two steel bridges on the. Cleveland
Springs road. have been tracked, that is
to say oak runways put lengthwise Of
the bridge on top. of the flooring and
now when car or vehicle passes over,
there Is little or no vibration whatever
about ehe bi.idge....:..--.A meeting Of the
farmers was held. at the court rthouse on
Wednesday morning in the interest of
the proposed new plan Of marketing
COllOll - ieii N'"""
was present representing some Of the
leading farmers of the county. Mr.. E.
S. Millsapst district agent of.agr'icultu-'
ralFextensfon service; was present and
addressed the meeting, explaining the
new planMr. Reuben Henry Bridges
died Tuesday morning at $50 o'clock.
and was buried Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock at Union Baptist church.
Rev. D. G. Washburn conducting the
funeral service amid crowd Of snr-
rowing friends and relatives........----Mrs.
Ida Crabtree, the beloved wife Of Rev.
A. w. Crabtree of Boiling Springs, died
after an illness of three weeks from
cancer at her home in Boiling Springs,
on Tuesday morning at o'clock, at the
age Of AZ years.