Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-19

Even yet drivers OF flivvers occa =
sionally have to put mules to the front
of the machine to furnish the power
Sunday afternoon on the Lincoln road
about a mile and One-half north OF
Yorkville. a colOred man was observed
sitting ut the steering wheel Of a
flvver steering the machine while two
mules hitched to the front were pull
ing it toward his home.
Hugh Jackson of York No. and w.
Brown Gauldcn of York No. 3, both of
whom are we'll known hunters and
trappcrs, contemplate spending the
month of December in Beaufort and
Colleton counties trapping. Having
heard u great deal about that country
where game abounds Messrs. Jackson
and Gaulden believe that they can
make a good thing of it by spending a
month there with their guns and traps.
Unless their plans miscarry, they will
bic themselves away to the coast coun-
try about December l.
It is predicted that the November
term Of the court of general sessions
is going to be the busiest that York
county has known in several years at
least. 1t is said that there are an un-
usually large number of defendants
out on bond, almost twice as many as
is the usual case at the November
term and that if all the cases are tried
the criminal court will be in session
at least two weeks.
Jas. d. Grist of Yorkville went to
Columbia last evening to represent the
York County Democratic Executive
Committee at the meeting of the state
executive committee in the capital to-
day. DR.. Campbell, the state executive
committeeman from York county, was
unable to go.
Several York county high schools
anticipate putting out good football
teams this fall, due to the fact that
numbers of lads believed to possess
good foot ball material have matricu-
lated. Yorkville, Rock Hill, Glover,
Fort Mill and Hickory Grove schools
will have foot ball elevens this fall it
is said
Chief of Police R. Ed Steele left for
Roanoke, Va, Sunday evening to bring
back r. r. Montgomery, Jr, formerly
of Yorkyille, who was under arrest IN
Roanoke on a charge Of taking an au-
tomobie, the property of I. h
Thomas sson of Yorkville. 1t is also al
legged that Montgomery is a deserter
from the United States army.
Good progress is being made on the
construction of A. M. e. Zion church
colored of Yorkville. The church is to
be of brick veneer construction and a
goodly portion Of the material from the
old church which was torn down 10
make way for the new is being used IN
it's building. Members Of the congre-
CATION have for several years been en-
gagged in raising the funds necessary
to build the church and they are notihS
the progress OF construction WIN
pardonable pride.
Allard H. Gasque, who was nomlnat-
ed for congress from the Sixth South
Carolina district over ConsresSnE'n L
Phillip II. Stoll last Tuesday has
number of personal friends in York
county. Mr.. Gasque who Is superln-
fendent of education for Florence coun-
tv n position that he has held for
MANY years is also state secretary OF
tho Junior Order United American
Mechanics. HE is well known to mem
hers of the Junior Order in York coun-
ty and they are much gratited to learn
of his success in his race for congress
sional honorS.
A number of local foot ball enthu-
siasts plan to go to Clemson College on
September so, to see the game between
Clemson and Center College. Consider
obIe local interest attaches in the
clemson team this year by reason OF
the fact that Red" Gettys Of Tirzah'
is assisting in coaching the Clemson
Tigers and Floyd Wray, of Yorkvllle Is
playing right end on the clemson team,
Among those who expect to go to see
the game is ]. Q. Wray, father OF tloyd
Wray. Numbers of old Clemson men
hereabout are expected to hit the
rattlers in time to see the big gafne'
WITHIN THE TOWN
Rev. E. 3. McGill, pastor OF the