Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-03


Yorkville for a short while Tuesday.
81 have just been up to visit Catholic
family who live near Clover" he said,
"You see Catholic priests are very
scarce in this section of the country;
although there are a number. OF
Catholic families living in York and
Chester counties. Since l try to visit
all communities in the two counties
from time to time I have quite wide
field due to the fact that they live far
apart,
Bucking Gastonia.
well we are cock sure that we are
soon going to be ahead of Yorkville in
population as we'll as business
volume" said a Glover citizen We'd
nesday who was in boastful mood, "and
some of us have an idea that We'll
be rivaling Gastonia as g town one of
these days. Understand, we don't
think we are anything like as big as
Gastonia or that we will be for years
to come but then you know there's
nothing like setting goal and striving
to reach it. And Yorkville-well
you'll have to admit that you folks
aren't doing anything like as much
hustling right now as we are"
Want Rev. Husgin Back.
"Of course it is none of my business
further than a personal interest that
have since am not member Of that
denomination; but trust that the
Methodist conference will send Rev. j.
G. Huggin back to Clover" remarked
a prominent business man of Glover
the other afternoon. "Rev. Huggin
has done mighty good work since he
has been in Glover and his family
have been a delightful asset to the So
cial life of the town. He is not only
popular with the members of his own
congregation here; but the people of
the community generally and I'd like
to see him sent back to Clover"
Where the Deer Abound.
my, but I'd like to be over in
Bladen county, n. c., this month" re-
marked Wednesday Mr.. Giles II.
Adams Of Bowling Green. "The deer
season opens in Bladen county today
for a period of thirty days and, no
doubt, the hunters will have great
time of it. suppose eight or ten deer
will be killed every day during the
month and the members of one hunt
ing club with whom have hunted IN
the past will no doubt get from
seventy-five to one hundred during the
month. Under the law no hunter in
Bladen county is allowed to kill more
than two deer during the thirty day
open season; but of course there are
many who pay little attention to that
part of it. Bladen county is territory
that is a paradise for deer. The coun-
ty is wild and rough pierced by big
swamps Of the Cape Fear river. While
personally have never had the luck to
get a shot at deer in number OF
trips down there, still 1 have gotten
as much pleasure out OF it as any OF
them. But l guess 1 won't be able to
get off this month";" concluded Mr..
Adams with sigh.
SettIemyre's Side.
Jovial looking, smiling fellow named
Settlemyre, blew into the office We'd
nesday morning.
where's the editor?" he inquired.
Hes out"
well am the fellow who thought
about being policeman for the town of
Sharon and 1 don't like that article
that was written about my leaving by
your Sharon correspondent"
We'll, what are you going to do
about it?"
81 want to do some writing myself
and give you the facts"
"You mean yoGr version of the
facts?'
Yep"
"All right; write your writing"
w. want W N4SlSNS IL anu SGl SOu
to do the writing"
Nothing doing. If you write your
kick, why I'll hand it over to the edi-
tor when he returns and it's up to him.
If you can't write it then go down
town to some of these more or less es-
tcemed lawyers who seem to take de-
light in writing communications or
kick for every lame duck who trys to
make it appear that the paper is ly-
ing"
But I just want you to know" the
x-policeman went on to say as he
took a seat, that l never was police
man for the town Of Sharon. I hung
around there one day; but they didn't
have no badge and had no authority
to make arrests"
"Um, huh, so your idea of authority
and commission is a badge, ch?"
We'll, all they gimme was a big
old pair of handouts and they pointed
to pistol for me to use; but I would
mt take the pistol because 1 didn't
have a badge.
$50 when night came I left and I
didn't go back and T oin't going bocl, f"