Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-28
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Mr.. D. Horace q Brown, who lives
near Oak Ridgeaechool. house IN the
northeastern part of Bethesda town.
shin. lost 3lrbales Of cotton last Sat
urday evening: when, lightning struck
his" cotton house. There were 81 bales.
in the house, and only one was saved.
Tirzah Band to, YerkyiIle.: :,
I James M Campbell, director OF the>
,Tirzah band, has contracted with oth-
cials Of MeecK Stewart Post or tne
American Legion, to bring the: bandto
Yorkville neSti Monday, to furnish my
sic for the Fourth Of July celebration.
The band is: fifteen strong. r..
Officers Got: Sill. - -: i. =:
Prohibitionsi officers, operating; IN,
Kings Mountain township, near the
North Carolina 1ihe last Sunday, de-
stroyed distillery, and q quantity or
beer and mash. Thefe were nd arrests
In the rafdinE, party were Sherin Fred
Quinn, Constable n. johnson, MAG
istfate A :: puinh: and Constable:
George; SRarroW " ! =. !:
prowneds His C Chickens. :@::. -. =
MIR. w. D.@EBowifn1 who :. lives ION.
Fishing.Creek.e beut4o:=: miles. SOUTH:
east Of .Iorkyilleg raises i9tS ,eo, 81
sjottonis or Fishing Creek .>:near :lais
home. 1t is a fine place. for chickens
under, ordinary conditions; but 1t does
not suit at all under, conditions of high
water. BECAUSE OF the big rain sun.
day night OF lasts week and MONDAY
the creek got .:up Fin, record. time and
caught large. numbers, Of chickens In
the bottoms. MIR. Bowlin and Mr: r..
p. Wingate went in after the chickens
They succeeded III MVing quite q num-
Der; but many wereotost' --;"':
Needing Rain..:i, I'd -. =.
The section north ofsBethel church -
and extendingsover "jinto the Union
section of CASTOR county has not been.
so we'll. favsredn awith> rain, as the
country to:'ttet south. People of the
Union section Of CASTOR county, told
The EnquireE:; yesterday that they.
had had no1 rain for;eight weeks. Tine
farms Just 6cross ,Crowder's Creek in
the neighborhoud of Riddles mill are.
also dry: ands the crops are: backward. :
There. ha stnot Z baen enough: rain. lR''
that neighborhoud sto. lay the ::dast 3for,:
several weeks.J 1.-The crops however.
have .heen we'll cultivated and are IN
GOOD shape except, as to size, AL the: t.
crops along the Bethel road, between ::
the home of Vim. Wallace and Clover
are looking, ane,, l 81: 81 : >~-f
Best In thes State &c, ..s,:4>.saa% -
zBest aims house in the state under
the best management Is the distinction
that the State Board of 'Welfatr
gives the York county home and J.. p: !:
Boyd the superintendent Here is a.
report that has just been made by As
sistant Secretary Brearly, Of a visit to:
this county on June 8: "The York.
county almshouse lis one of the few
commendable institutions Of its kind ::
in South Carolina. The permanent
plant is. ranked as the best in the state,
even though the cement walls are
showing signs. OF weakening; and the,
of; Mr.. T. P. Boyd is "a
credit to the county. The food supplied
S better than in any. other almshouse.
md there has been no complaint OF the
In addition to the usual
'ood, eggs are given frequently, milk
vice a day, butter at.every meal and
1am or chicken .at least once a week,
rhe chief i'm mprovepent since last year
s:that, the; ;s;,e2Ss has been, repaired and
eipainted,..,, Tb8r, cement that sass, 81,
rnmbled fqfS gh9Hldii b. rs;surfaced 81 BE: :,s.
.ntire plant should be screened against
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