Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-08-15
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among those in attendance upon the
annual state meeting Of the order IN
Abbeville, last week. Mr.. Barrett said
that several York county councils were
represented at the meeting of council,
the representatives including the fol-
lowing: w. b. Hagans, M. A. Enloe,
G.. w. Adams, r. II. Hopper, Glover;
Brown Barry, Bethany; A. n. Brown,
Santiago: S. w. Plyler, w. H. GLADDEN.,
c. A. brennan, Rock Hill; DIR. j. w. II.
Dyches, T. A Mills, S. II. Sutton, Fort
Mill. Charleston was selected as the
city for the next meeting and officers
were elected a follow. Councillor, Rev.
L. w. Blackwelder, Union; vice coun-
cillor, Albert E. Hill, Spartanburg;
secretary, A. II. Gasque, Florence;
treasurer John W.. Wells, Gray Court;
conductor, c. II. Edmunds, Abbeville;
warden, r. ]. W. Moss, Smyrna; in
side sentinel, w. H. Sawyer, Marion;
outside sentinel, r. E. Webb, Colum-
bia; chaplain, Rev j. W. H. Dyches,
Fort Mill; representatives to national
council at Burlington, VT, DR.. S. F..
Killingsworth, Columbia; F. F. Lime
house, Orangehurg.
]. Ernest Stroup Of Yorkville, dicta.
tor of York Lodge No. 1861, Loyal
Order of Moose leaves this week for
Mooyeheart, ILL.,, where he will repre-
sent he lodge at the annual conven-
ticI of the order. Mr. Stroup expects
to be gone for several days
The Kings Mountain township road
commission is making arrangements to
repair and improve the old Rutherford
ton road leading into the New Zion
section of York county. This is c. part
of the road programme of the commits
sion.
It has been decided not to attempt
to conduct a country store or curo
market twice a week in Yorkville un-
der the direction of the wOman'S home
demonstration clubs of York county.
For a time it was thought best to con-
duct the store twice a wcek-WedneS-
DAYS and Saturdays instead of Satur-
day alone but now il Is deemed best
to stick to the Saturday plan only. Ac-
cordng to the ladies interested, the
market so far has met with all ne
success that could have possibly been
hoped for it.
Bounce" has gone to that land
where all dogs should go when they
get helpless and old and infrm and
unable TO do for themselves. A merci-
ful agent of the law took Bounce,
out for a little trip the other day and
Bounce" didn't return with him. 1t is
well. for Bounce" had become q
bother to himself and to everybody
else. Lots of people will recall
Bounce" and to others who will not
be it said that he was a little gray and
black water spaniel He was perhaps
as old as 90 years, and all OF those
years he lived in Yorkville. He once
belonged to the late l.. w. Louthiar
who in his day was coroner OF 1ofR
county and night watchman in the towr
of Yorkville. Bounce used 10 1oiIoN
him around as he shook the doors oI
local business houses to see that theS
had not been left unlocked and as ht
walked into various dark and susplc'
ious corners of the town to see tha
no evil dOoers were up ana DONG u
the silent watches of the night. Thcl
when his master died Bounce la!
around beef markets waiting fof I'M
butcher to throw him an occaslonh
bone or piece of beef cast aslde. h'
seemed to think that because he ha'
long aided in the work of a nigh
watchman that he was a sort %
privileged character and could slee
and lie down when he pleased. Conse
ouertly his ned for long time in tn
dav and in the night was on the har'
cement paving and he slept at varlou
spots on the paving, undisturbed an
undismaycd. But finally he got so OF
and weak that he was pracucai
helpless and it was deemed best I
send him into that borne from whlc
no dog traveller returns and there he /
travelling now, trotting along with nj
bushy tail up reaching out for the non
lust ahead of him. A good and falth
full dog was Bounce" the tlcnd
little boys and girls-the best klhd G
dog that he knew how to be.