Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-25
faa Friday !. Fyab5dfs E'iya fsdiEhry 1921. Y
of his health. Chief Of Police j." Cal.
Steele is on duty at night until Po-
liceman Rodgers recovers., '-",fr

of his health. Chief Of Police J.'Cal.
Steele is on duty at night until Po:-.
liceman Rodgers RECEIVERS. Il" ;!
There is a noticeable increase in
tax receipts by the county treasurer
along toward the close Of the month.
Up to this time it is still uncertain as
to whether there will be any further
extepsion of the time in which taxes
may be paid without penalty
Boys Of the Yorlsville Graded
school believe that they have included
in the school enrolment this year
some good baseball material, and it
is hoped that the school will be able
to put out a. strong baseball team this
spring. While baseball practice has
not yet begun, the etching" to play is
already beginning to work on some of
the baseball enthusiasts. -
FOR. the benefit. Of The Near East a
Relief fund and the Girls Book Club OF
Yorkville, members. Of the club were
hostesses at a Martha Washington
tea" held in the o'Leary store room
building on Main street last evening:
The programme Of the evening in
cluded a. number Of songs and q cake
walk" in which those in attendance
were invited to take part. Coffee and
sandwiches were served. There was
large number Of people in attend
ance. IA.
"A membership. campaign has. been
inaugurated by York Lodge. No. LAG OF
Odd Fellows and the campaign is now
on. The lodge which has its quarters
in fraternal hall at the Cannon mill
now has q membership Of about SU.
The membership has been divided into
two sides. Each side has taken upon
! itself the task. of obtaining! as many
| new members as possible and at the
end Of the contest the side that re-
turns the-sfnallest number of members
| Is pledged to entertain the winning
side at O. banquet. Banks r. ;;Nivens
| is noble grand Of. the lodge. - =, r
Activities Of rabbit hunters on
I Tuesday morning following the snow
Of Monday afternoon and might mao
the effect. of driving, numbers OF rap-
bits from tho surrounding fields up into
| the main streets Of the town. one
party Of hunters caught rabbit ailre
in the backward of the residence OF MIR
w. d. Grist next: to the Yorkvl!le En-
uuirer office. Deputy Sheriff ION
Quinn caught live. rabbit on Yves!
Liberty street, Tuesday, the raooll
having been driven into hold unoel
a pile of rocks by. some small poys
who had jumped it in "a nearby. held
Quite a number of rabbit hunters O
Yorkyillc spent Tuesday morning II
] the fields and some Of them reported
pretty good luck. ~. s:.,s.s,,:r.. =,
IA total Of 1,7S7 bales of cotton hat
been sold on the Yorkville market our
ing the present cotton season up 10 I'll
morning, according to figures mad'
l.puhlic by R. E. Mcclure, public cottol
weigher. From the time the cottoi
sea son opened in September up unit
| january /, there were 1900 bales SOL
ON this market. There was little sen
| ing during the month Of January. M!
I Mcclure weighing only 81 bales: Busl
ness opened with O Tush the ;hrsI Q
Tebruary, however,, and so tar tni
month 500 bales have been sold on I'M
market, During the past week aDou
| Inn bales have been sold. MT. .McCluI
estimates that there are between o,oo
land 5000 bales in storage In the seVeia
warehouses Of the town.