Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07
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Tuesday, june 7if.a9A.I?:
that in a short time the grunt got to,
Of Moss's or. Blacks mill pond on q
sultry eyenins.yin August when the
bull frogs are .in: convention assem-
bled.
Most of the; tree near Crowders
Greek school house'where a big Cadil-
lac occupied by Messrs. Sid Fried-'
HEINZ. j. w. RawliHson, Dolph Fried
helm and others came to grief several
weeks ago is, still, standing. The car
must have hit the trse an awful blow
because the bark WIS all knocked off on
the side next to- the road and the
trunk Of the pine .ts somewhat SCARED. i
Rosin.. dripsh frQmb bIthe trunk now in
tears which the tree. might be she'd
ding because Of IT'S hurts. But what
was done to-, :theatree was Tnothing
compared with the damage to the au-
tomobile and it's .occupants. = The re-.
mains of the car arg, now. 1nIG.een!-
vile, where such parts: as::are aHaii-a
able are being, used. n, other automo-
bileS-, Sid ,Friedheim :, Is 5. still in : a
hospital in Gastonia- -; :.t5:c..t!4
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+ The Carolinat& Morth-Western rail- :
road Is doing a lot, of.repair work on
its track between Yorkville and Cas-
tonia just now, A little work train
was stationed at cGrowder's last Sun
day and it is understood that the road
crews will be- busy ON the track be-
tween the tNo PLACES. for some time.
There are, e a good Il many: If good looking
patches of forn between Glover and
Gastonia, some say: a few more
patches than usual. OF course there is
lot Of cotton TOO :, but Judging from
the looks Of 1T. the. corn is more -four
ishing just a. now than the cotton.
Farmers up that. way believe. in oats
to a certain, extent and the fields gave
evidence Of the activities Of, the reap
ers. It Is noticed also that, there, is
quite a lot Of land along the road side
lying. out this year. There. Is always,
more or less. Of that sort Of thing'up
that way. every yeara. but there may
be a Little more, this. year. than usual:
| SpeakingJef low&wages and strikes
and one: thing and another, there is
little dangeri of f!textile workers at the
mills south ,of' uast6nia starving this
summer if they: are willing to eat
cabbage. There are several great: big
patches along the road and they ap-
pear to be doing just fine. If anybody
likes them, why they are certainly
there to be had:lE
The truck farming business is get
! ting to be quite an. industry around
Gastonia. Vegetables and chickens
and butter and eggs are very much in
demand all the;tine and always COM
mand good; prices. It Is understood
that there are within a radius of sew
eral miles Of: the Progressive city a
number, of farmers i:wfo here of late
years have been devoting all Of their
time to truck: farming --and who are
making quite a good thing of 1t. The
number of these. trurksters is said to
! be growing. ;. ?9:.-
One must be mighty careful about.
the speed Of ones cariin going through
! Clover. big Jake'!!Uackson, chief Of
police there has anueagle eye on him
and Sunday is a big tda:, with him in
rounding up speeders, lots of folks
having tendency1te' hustle through
the town just likeHit didn't have
speed ordinance and signs ."Speed
Ordinance Enforced, u stuck up all
around so that all might see. Autoists
generally are beginning to learn that
the chances are that Chief Jackson
will get 'em If. theuDviolate the speed
limit with the result that. most all OF
them now go" pretty. Slow - t:s;'
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Farmers are pretty well along with
their work alt, the way from Yorkville
to Gastonia.1, They; haven't been STALL
ing or losing any time and the fields.
are pretty clean. Of grass. -
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There's lot of traffic on the York.
Vile -Gastonia road every day and on
Sunday in the summer time it's a
| regular little parade ground.