Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-24

Cleveland Star, (SheIby), juno 21:
Hail did damage southeast of Shelby
during the rain Sunday. The hail and
wind were severe in a small area and
damage: was done to the crops Of Jake
and Gus Anthony, Andrew Thrift.
John Glover and Iron Camp...m.The
date for the election on the $4,000
bond issue for school purposes in the
town Of Shelby has been set for July
23rd. Mr., T. c. Eslsridge has been ap-
pointed registrar and books will be
open from June cath to July 18th. All
who vote In this special election are
required to register in this period.
..Forty eight community workers
connected with the various mills in
CASTOR county held n meeting at
Cleveland Springs yesterday at which
they were addressed by Senator Ar
thur Dixon of Gastonia. These COM
munity workers are accustomed to
hold meetings every. two weeks and
came to Cleveland yesterday for their
meeting and a picnic.""...Mr Horace
Alexander son Of Mr.. Summie Alex
ander and brother Of Mrs. Lillian
Dougherty of Penn. Is back among his
home people again for a short visit.
the guest Of his uncle, Judge J. i.
Webb. Mr.. Alexander left Shelby
about seventeen years ago as a young
lad and since that time has been maxi
ing his home in various points in CAL
ifornia most of the time in San Fran
CISCO About a year ago he develop
ed lung trouble and while he is now
practically cured after months Of
treatment in a California hospital he
is on his way to a tubcrcular hospital
at Johnson City for a few months.
The dwelling of Mr. and Mrs. Willis
NIcMurry of Double Shoals was
struck by lightning during the thun-
dcrstorm Sunday. ADD dut Is planks of
the weather boarding were knocked off,
plastering cracked ahd the house
caught fire, but was quickly extin-
quished with little damage. Mr.. and
Mrs. McMurry were not at home at
the time.....Mr. D. T. Rosemond
who has been engaged TO manage the
Cleveland Springs Hotel was here Fri
day and Saturday. The directors met
with Mr.. Rosemond and agreed on the
following rates; one In room with
bath $40 per week; two in room with
bath $3.50 per week: one in room
without bath $50. pcr week: two in
room without bath $3.50 per week.
1.-THE editors Of the Western North
Carolina Weekly Press association will
hold their next semi-annual meeting
which takes place in September at
the Cleveland Springs Hotel. Editor
Wcathcrs Of The Star who, attended
the meeting Friday at Spruce Pine cX-
tended the invitation which was ac-
cepted. Editor Page Of the Kings
Mountain Herald suggested that the
visiting editors. make visit To the
Kings Mountain Battle ground and
this will he one Of tho many features
to the visit of the editors in Shelby.
The association Is not a large body but
is composed of live. progressive men
and women who edit the weekly pap
crs Of Western North Carolina. They
will spend two days ut Cleveland
Springs where the session will he held
in the assembly hall.............It will he
source of deep distress to his hosts Of
former pals" and friends here TO
know that Mr.. William Haywood Full
lcnwidcr Il former Shelby boy and
half brother Of Mrs. Mary -Mclsraycr
Of this place, but who for d number of
years has been making his home in
Baltimore. died suddenly at his
home there last Saturday night at
$50. He is survived by Il wife and
fomr attractive young children. The
inlcrmenl tool; place in Baltimore