Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-19
Glover SeI!a Bonds;

There were four bidders for the s4o,-
900 worth Of per cent. bonds offered
by Clover school district last Friday.
AS usual the bidders ). injected condi-
tions not included, in the specifications
and the propositions varied. The Bank
of Glover was awarded the bonds for
the sum, ,of .$37,325. The bank offered
to pay. par: for a Z per cent: bond; but
the committee in charge decided that
the bid for the s per. cent bonds was
the most, advantageous. Z!
Big stiIlacaptured. ~;
Prohibition officers operating in
Broad River township Saturday cap
tured big"stil1 on the. old McElwee
place and destroyed the galvanized iron
still and about 400 gallons Of beer. The
worm had been removed when the
raiders approached. The still was OF
about 50 gallons capacity. Officers In
the party were Magistrate A. ]. Quinn,
Constable Geo. Sparrow, Constable H.
l.. Johnson, Constable, M. M. NC
Knight and Policeman. Dick I.anier.
Officers found g. small still in the same
vicinity on Friday. - SC .
Chester Soldier. Buried.
The body Of Private J. L. Agur Love
of Chester county. former. member
of the Supply company, 11Sth 1nfan-
try, Thirtieth Division who lost his
life overseas, was buried in the ceme-
terry ut Old Mount Pleasant church
yard in Chester, county Saturday af-
ternoon in the presence Of a large
company. The burial service was
conducted by Rev. ]. B. Swami, for
mer pastor of the deceased assisted
by Revs. F. H. Wardlaw, F. Ray Rid
die, ]. B. Traywick and ]. H. Var
borough. Young Love met his death
on August Ii in a little Belgian town,
being Killed by the explosion of
shell that, the Germans had thrown
into the town. According to Kip, Wood,
of Rock Hill, a member of the same
company and an eye witness to Loves
death, the soldier was fully twelve
miles behind the lines at the time ne
was killed. The shell which killed
him also Killed several other, soldiers
and civilians.
Track Meet at Rock Hill.
Athletes from the high schools of
Chester, Yorkville,' Great Falls, Winns-
boro Of Fort Mill, Winthrop, Lancas-
ter Kershaw and" Rock Hill Saturday
afternoon contested for the trophy cup
and got medals I'M the seventh annual
track meet of the Catawba Athletic
association About rs were entered
in the events. The. cup went to Win
throp training school whose ropresen-
tative scored 3S Points. Second place
went to Chester with 90 points, and
third Rock Hill with II points. lndi-
vidual scoring, Clinton for the train
ing school. and Collins for Chester
tied with Is points each, and each Will
receive a gold medal. In an unoffi-
cial' contest, Hope Of Rock Hill broke
the association record for pole vault
with nine feet and ten inches. The
contests wereT witnessed by an i'm
mcnse crowd from the city and: sur
rounding counties. each school having
a loyal following. Winners OF the
various events were as follows: LOO
yard dash, Clinton, Winthrop training
school,, running high jump. Davis
Chester; $50 yard dash, Fewell, Win
throp Training school,, shot put, Col
lins. Chester: pole vault Steele, Win
throp Training school. Discus throw,
Robinson, .Winnsboro: 22o yard run,
Clinton Winthrop Training school:
12O yard hurdle. Davis, Chester; broad
lump Davis, Chester: 40 yard run,
Clinton, Winthrop. Training school;
mile relay, Rock Hill. :.;