Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-22
GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From. Within. and Without
the County.
Condensed FOR. QUICK READING


Some Items of Fact, Some of Comment
q ind All Helping to Give an Idea of
What Our Neshbors Are Saying and
Dong-g
Lancaster. News, Feb. 1s: The Lam
caster. i,t,r unanimously endorsed Judge
i,r.ncs; Moore, of this city, for associate
justice of the supreme court to succeed
Justice Cage. who died last. week.
Judge Moore is eminently qualified to
fill this important position and his
Strength in the running is by no means
confined 10 this city or to this judicial
.ais.l.ict....Mrs. A. C. Carnes is eX-
pected hCrne tomorrow from the Col
Nmhia hospital where she has been un-
der. Representative Rob
'imsou's bill to require the Southern
railway 10 erect safe bridge at
Pleasant Hill has been reported out Of
the railroad committee favorably with
amendments providing for wooden
.lmidge:'' double width the same to -oe
erected 1T an angle of As degrees and to
be completed within one year......-Mrs.
w. II. Terry is getting along nicely at
In. Ernnell Infirrnary, Rock Hill, after
I'm operation for apperdicitis....-.Th
Cofrcy house, opposite the courthouse,
Ifas been rented by Mrs. ]. NJ. Simrill,
who will conduct a boarding house.
ynA-
muse and will spend part of her time
here.
Chester Reporter, Feb. II: Mr.. w.
Il. Gregory, who operates the Jitney
between Chester and Great Falls, says
lie wants the public to know that he
had the, honor Of being the first to
cross the new, bridge over the Ross
Vile. road In his vehicle, being accord
ct9 ti.at honor Monday afternoon, and
he asked us to make. due note of the
rac1.: which we take pleasure in doing.
The lovers of the grand old game
will be glad to learn. that the Phila-
L.lphia Nationals and the Rochester
Internutionals will play a game on the
Chester grounds Monday, April 4th.
.....:Mrs. w. w. Boyce Of Pineville,
y. G., and Mrs. Barber Roddey, OF
Rock Hill, spent Tuesday with Mrs. j.
W. CUwan.Dr. Flournoy Shopper
son is plotting shiny new Ford
scdan--lhe gift of his congregation
over the streets of .Chester.........The
remains, of. Mr.. Benjamin Franklin
Chandler, who died of pneumonia,
Sunday evening at the Eureka Mill,
~.rc shipped to Whitmire Tuesday for
;ntcr:n-nt MI. Franklin was sixty
ur. years of age. and leaves widow
;;tlill riseEera5 Children; ;,,......; four
teen year old SON. of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazer Robinson, of the Baldwin Mill
who. died Tuesday evening, was laid
III rest Yesterday afternoon in Ever
green csmetery.........A meeting was
held ut the Lowryville school building
az, hast Friday evening for the purpose
OF organizing a School Improvement
,ssur:;:lion. The trustees, quite
nu1nhrr Of patrons, and the High
school pupils were present. Address
ps. were made by Rev. Mr.. Rogers,
IaS,or. "i the Baptist church, and by
Mr., .Jo,. Moore, principal of the Nc
Conuellsvi,le school. The following
officers: were elected: President, Mrs.
&. +. steele: ice president, Mrs. Robt.
Ahcl!: secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
NJ. ,G.. Sandifer; chairman of the
Entertainment Committee, Mrs. e. l..
Simpson,; Chairman of the Refresh
,ncnt Committee, Miss Edna Thomas;
Chairman "r the Lookout Committee
Mrs. G. NJ. EoGers.-.-..Mr. S. NJ. Jones
and his guests, Mrs. |. 2. BerthronS,
his sister. and Mrs. R. V. Belt. his
cousin, !.av" returned from few
days. stay in Florida. Mrs: Berthrong
and Mrs. l:,r' are visiting in>York and
Rc,.!> Hill. and will leave Saturday for
their .l!"rmGs, in Washington.
Gastonia Gazette, Feb. 19: The Cas-
;oi.i:. | .,.ls;e of Moose has leased the
SECOND floor of the Clinton building
=. go Nest Main avenue, formerly oc-
,nhj+.,i,hy The Gazette, and is having
it nicely fitted up for q lodge room.
'rh. downstairs of this building is be-
i,& titted up for occupancy as Il cloth
iu&: and shoe store by an out-of-town
irttty. DR. r. c. Quickel recently
crl,,red suit against the city Of Cas-
.,ania' for $1,000 damages which. he al
l,:Ses, he' sustained to his property at
me corner of Fourth avenue and
south street on July 10th last year
when the South street culvcrt over
f!owed during a heavy rain. it is un-
,ierstood that the plaintiffs contcn-
ion is that the culvcr constructed by
The city was not large enough to carry
The water and that. as Il result. he sur
:ered damage City Attorney l.. w.
Garland filed his reply to the com
plant with S. G. Hendricks, clerk oi
the superior court today. 1t is under
stood that the city contends that the
culyert in question is sufficiently large
to take care Of all natural Watcrrlow
in that direction and that the rain OF
July 16 1920 was an unusual ana :h-