Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-07-04
news ABOUT CLOVER
City Pharmacy is Sold TO DR.. Grady
MCGill and Mr.. ". B. StfOup.
A GOOD BASEBALL BILL FOR WEEK
Advocates to Sewerage System Con-
tnue to Talk of Bond lssue-Play-
ground Equipment Installed at

Advocates to Sewerage System Con-
tinue to Talk of Bond lssue-PIay-
ground Equipment Installed at
MISUNDERSTANDING Pool Grows
in PopuIarity-other News and
Notes Of the Metropolis of Northern
York County.
(By n Staff Corrcspondcnt.)
Glover, July "a business deal of
considerable local interest was con-
summated last Saturday when the
City Pharmacy, owned by r. l.. Wylie
and c. n. Alexander was sold to DR..
Grady McGill of Chesterfield county
and w. b. Stroup of Glover. The drug
store will be under the management
of DR.. McGill who came here Satur-
day and took charge. DR.. Wylie and
Mr.. Alexander bought the drug store
several weeks ago at the bankrupt
sale of the property of DR.. j. f. Bri-
son who had conducted it for several
years and who is now living in Gas
tonia, N. c.
No Celebration Of Fourth.
There will be. no formal Indcpen-
dcnce day celebration in Glover; but
many Cloverites will go to other towns
and cities in this section to spend
July 4. A number Of eX-soldiers and
others will go to Fort Mill on account
n1llN, tr,, 20 hA s,tn thar
under the auspices of Eli Bales post
of the American Legion. Several
Glover people expect to spend the day
in Charlotte, going mainly to see the
baseball games to be staged in the
Queen City.
Enrolment Grows.
Enrolment of voters, both men and
women to vote in the Democratic pri-
mary election in August has increased
considerably at Clover this week.
Not only the three members of the
enrolment committee but others here
are now interesting themselves in the
matter of enrolling those who are en-
titled to enrolment and the past
week it has appeared that there is
going TO be heavy enrolment at Clo-
vcr. In fact, according to one MEM
Der of the enrolment committee, so
many have enrolled that one has to
stop and think for moment in order
TO get n line on those who have not
enrolled. Political interest among the
women is growing just little. There
arc some evidences of it and it is be-
place entitled to enroll will be on the
books by the time the books close on
July 25.
Playground Equipment Installed.
Playground equipment purchased by
the Hawthorn Mills Company some
time ago for the convenience and
pleasure of the younger folks in the
Hawthorn Village has arrived and
most of it has been installed on the
let in the rear of Hawthorn athletic
field and near the community house
now in process of construction. That
this playground equipment is much
appreciated by the youngsters is evil
denccd by the great number of chill
drcn who are using it daily and who
are having the time Of their lives due
to its being installed.
They're Using the Pool.
About the most popular place in
Glover these hot afternoons and even
iugs is the community swimming pool.
Young folks and old frequent the pool
daily and more people are TO be found
there any afternoon except Sunday
than are to be found in any other
place in town. There have been some
who advocated keeping the pool open
on Sunday; but the authorities
promptly put their foot down on that.
"Othcr towns may do it and | have
nothing to say against II for them"
said one who has an interest in the
management of the pool. "But Glover
folks arc not going swimming in that
pool on Sunday. 1t is wrong and it
will be Il long time If ever before such
n thing will be allowed in Glover.
Very few people favor opening it to
the public on Sunday anyway"
Farmers Fight Weevils.
Many farmers in Glover Saturday
afternoon had the boil wcevil blues"
and had them bad. Standing on the
main square was one farmer with Il
whole bottle full of boil weevilS which
he had picked off his cotton. Several
others had brought in numbers of cot
ton squares" and examination of
these squares" showed that the
wccvil was present in several stages
those stages ranging from the cgg
stage TO the full weevil, hale and
hearty and plenty capable of boring
into the boil. That the wcevil is to
be found now in every section sur
rounding Clover there is no question.
Leading farmers said today that there
was no question of the fact that the
wecvil could be found in any field If
the trouble were taken TO look for
him. Farmers who brought wcCvils
and wccvil eggs here Saturday showed
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