Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-17
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u Lancaster News, Jan. 13; About
ESQ farmers came TO Lancaster yes
terday to, attend meeting at the
courthouse for the purpose of making
plans for the coming year such as
growing cotton under boil weevil con-
ditfons, marketing the cotton CO.
fopefatiyeIy, etc. r. c. Hamer was the
ffest speaker on the programme , His
subject was along the lines of coop
erative marketing. John T. Roddey, OF
Rock Hill, made an interesting talk
and N. e. Winters, of Clemson Col
lege, outlined the plans for working
cotton under boil weevil conditions.
After these talks bouEtiful dinner.
cempliments of the business men OF
the city, was served to all attending
the meeting. Miss Ada Roberts
ana Henry Roberts, both of the Pri-
mus section, were, married last We'd
nesday night by Rev. j. NJ. Neal, at
his home in Kershaw.--......!Coroner
w. @. Caskey sustained a painful in
fury Wednesday. when coming out or
the door of his feed room at his home
lathe East End he made misstep and
fen against the end of a plank.
breaking a. small rib and straininS
several ilgaments in,the left back. He
was able to be up and about again
yesterday y....--.....A meeting OF I-ancas'
ter Post, American Legion, will be
held ut It's rooms in the city Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. One or the
features of the meeting will be ban
aiiat, 10 which every member is invit-
ca and urged TO attend. ~
Chester Reportee, Jan. IL: The an
nuaI boys 6ratoricai contest md track
meet of the Catawba High School as
ISOLATION viii be held in. Chester Fri
day and Saturday April 9TH and Sth,
the defamation exercises to be held
Friday night and the track meet the
f6siowEng afternoon. The girls con-
tcst In expression (. and or the track
VIII be held at Winthrop college the
night OF April 2lst and the following,
day. HERETOFORE the boys and girls
contests have been held together; but
4tewas thought best to divide the pro-
gram. especially as effort will be made
10 give girls athletic events a place on
the program commensurate with those
Z for the boys, and the speaking contests
with Seven or eight boys ard the same
ifhntber Of girls make too long a pro-
gFaR1..:. .....:... The Mems Bible Class of
the First Baptist church enjoyed
Lhsir annual banquet Tuesday evening
arS Hardin's hail, and a crowd" of $50
afdfupward were in attendance In
tersst ard enthusiasm were in evil
dencs at evel,y stage of the proceed
fnes, and the members are resolved
that when the next January rolls
around and they are gathered once
more at the festal board there will be
an even more encouraging report to
render, and the work for the year,
average attendance etc, will register
as marked improvement over the past
year, as 1921 was over the preceding
year. r..-.-.. Prof. ID. NJ. Nixon, 'Jr., has
been offered a contract to play BAN
with the Greenville club of the South
atlantic League, and has the matter
under consideration. Prof. Nixon, who
was star on the Furman University
team, was one of the main factors in
winning the pennaEt for the Baptists in
the, Chester Sunday School League last
summer, and is a player Of fine ability.
He plays in the outfield. and is fast
and sure fielder, a speedy base runner,
and cracking good hitter.-..-...a....-One
OF, the most important real estate
transactions in Chester for q long time,
not only on account of its magnitude
from q monetary standpoint, but
from what it promises to Chester, was
contaminated yesterday when Mr.. n.
l. Schlosburg purchased from, MI.
Alex Frazer the latter's two-story
building on the corner of Gadsden and
Wylie streets. The consideration was
1000 and unusual in this day of
short crops and boil weevif talk is spot
cash, which not only serves to give
some idea Of Mr.. Schlosburg's finan-
clal status, but shows his faith in
Chester and in business conditions in
this part Of the Piedmont...~.-The city
council held its regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday afternoon, those present
being Mayor Byars and Aldermen
Hamilton, White, Peay, Coin, Lee and
Nichols. Chief of Police Grants re-
port for the month of December read
as follows: Arrests, 4G; fined "a; sent
TO gang, /; sent TO magistrates court,
Q: discharged, 19; fined, S575.O0-....--....
The annual meetings of the stockholders
OF Chesters four banking institutions
were held Tuesday. AL four irstitu
tions reported satisfactory business
for the past twelve months, and the
outlook good for the days ahead. The
personnel of directors, officers, en-
ployees. etc. was practically nn-
changed.
:. Cleveland Star, (SheIby) Jan. 1a:
The three banks OF Shelby held their
annual mantinr on Tuesday of this