Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-19
REV. BERRYHILL RESIGNS
Pastor Of Presbyterian Church TO Go
TO Union, North Carolina.
Big QUARRY COMPANY ORGANIZED

Voters to Elect Alderman to Succeed
Brison-Gins are Busy and Cotton
Market is Brisk-Child is Bitten by
Mad Doe-Other News Notes of the
. Metropolis of Northern York.
(By Staff Corrcspondent.)
Glover, Sept. 1S.-Rev. j. f. Berry
hill has rendered his resignation as
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
of Glover. Mr.. Berryhill, it is reported,
has accepted the pastorate of Union
Presbyterian church in Castor county,
y. c., which pastorate was long held
by the late lamented Rev. Geo. A.
Sparrow. Mr.. Bcrryhill came to Glover
nearly four years ago from Kings
Mountain, n c., where he was pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church OF
that town. Under his pastoratG the
new Presbyterian church of Glover
now in course of construction was be-
gun, construction having reached
stage where the basement of the new
building is being used for religious
services with probability that the
building will have been completed by
next spring. Under Rev. Berryhllis
pastoratc the work of the Presbyterian
church here has made great progress
in all departments and Rev. BerTyhil'
and his good wife have many friends
here among all denominations who
will regret to learn that they have
seen fit to find another field of labor.
They will leave Glover within very
short time, it is stated.
New Glover Enterprise.
A new enterprise for Glover is the
Clover Quarry Co, Inc, organized for
the purpose of crushing granite to be
used in the construction Of the Hamp-
shire Spinning Mills now in course of
erection. The incorporators are Mes
srs. James L. Pursley, S. n. Stacy,
V. @. Hambright and r. NJ. Robinson.
The company has a contract to furnish
1000 cubic yards of crushed granite
for. the mill and this granite rs to be
secured from n deposit located on
lands Of r. NJ. Robinson near the site
Of the Hampshire Mill. Nick Triponl,
q well known and experienced quarry
man Of Charlotte, has been employed
as superintendent of operations and
the necessary machinery has been pur-
chased. 1t is estimated that six
months time will be necessary to fill
the contract.
Much New Cotton Sold.
1t is very probable that more new
cotton has been ginned and sold on
tho Glover market this season than on
any other market in York county, total
sales up to Saturday night having
reached several hundred bales. The
policy of the farmers of the communi-
ty generally seems to be to sell the cot
ton as rapidly as it can be picked and
ginned. That the crop in the Glover
community is going to be light is
fact beyond dispute. Careful OBJ
servers say that if the farmers keep
going at the present rate it is only
going to be a matter of q few weeks
at best until the fields are bare. Ac-
cording to some Of the farmers the boil
weevil is still getting in his work, con-
suming the specked bolls as though
they were young.
To Build New Residences.
Two new residences are in prospect
for Glover. Magistrate r. l.. Love has
plans for the construction of a resi-
dcnce here and it is reported that
James l.. Pursey also contemplatcs
building. ]. T. Purslcy is just COM
pleting several cottages in the south
crn section OF town.
Municipal Election.
a municipal election in Ward 2 to
elect an alderman to succeed Dr. j. f..
Brson who has moved to Gastonia, has
been called for next month. 1t is re-
ported tl|at MCssrs. Ralph Wcbber and
Marshall Falls are among those who
will be candidates to succeed DR..
Brison. Although it does not come
until next February, talk about the
general municipal "l"ct;o3 Of tie town
is beginning to loom up. Mayor /. j.
Campbell said Saturday that it was his
intention to he a candidate for re-
election. his friends having insisted
that he offer to succeed himself.
Whether or not he will be opposed re-
mains to be seen.
Bitten by Mad Dog.
| A little child of S. =. Gordon of
Clover who was bitten'by poodle dog
supposed to have been mad few days
ago is taking the Pastcur treatment
and is reported getting along nicely
mediately after having bitten the
child the dogs head was cut off and
sent TO the state laboratory in Colum-
bia. Information was promptly re-
turned here that the dog was suffering
with rabies.
Found by the Waysde.
A rather unusual incident came to
the attention of Magistrate Loves Of
flee last week with the receipt of a re-
port that the body of white man was
lying by the road side not a great