Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-22
ESTABLISHED 1856
VIEWS AND INTERVIEWS
Brlet Local Paragraphs Of More or
Less intefeSt.
PICKED UP BY ENQUIRER REPORTERS
Stories Concerning Folks and Things
sone Of Which You Know ana
Soma You Done Know--condensed

some you 6oHs INV"
.It's been entirely too dry to have
any luck hunting 'possums In this Sec
ton so far" said an old 'possuni
hunter Of the county the other aay'
practically all possum hunters are
aware of the fact that there is not
much use to try to catch them IN dry
weather. Because of the weather
haven't been out single time thls
wear and those who have tried their
luck regardless Of the weather nave
told me that they met with no luck.
He Has Beenson the Job.
Referring to a paragraph early In
the summer telling of the persistence
with which Lowry Love of Bullocks
Creek township, was fighting the wee
vii, Views and Interviews on TUESDAY
asked Mr.. John s. Hartness if he knew
how Mr.. Love was coming.
From what information I can get"
said Mr.. Hartness, 'he stands to make
two. thirds as much cotton as he MADE
last year. But he has been working
all along. They say he has been stay
ing in the field practically all the time'
and If a boil weeyil hit his field ex-
pecting to stick he had to hit 1t
short while before daylight
Another Mil for Clover?
"The common talk around Clover
remarked a prominent citizen OF that
town the other day, sis that we are
going to have a fourth cotton mill
there some of these days. While the
officials have had nothing to say about
it, at the same time there has been no
denial of the reports so far as l have
heard. The talk is that 1t Will De
built by the same company that Is
building the Hampshire Mill now ana
il win occupy site where the Haw-
thorn baseball diamond Is now located.
Regardless of the new mill however, 1t
is a fact beyond dispute that Glover
is doing more building right now than
any other town in the county
Siourishing Prayer Meeting.
1--WE believe that we may be pardon
ed because of the pride that we have In
our prayer meeting at Union church.
remarked Rev. n. A. Hemrick, pastor
of Glover and Union Baptist churches
the other day. Attendance on prayer
meeting at Union church last week
totaled seyenty-fve adults which IS
quite large-in fact, unusually large
for attendance on a country church
prayer meeting. That figure does not
include the attendance Of children
which. would bring the total to more
than 100. In all my experience as
minister have never known the con-
gregation of a rural church to take as
much interest in prayer meeting SER
vice as do the people Of Union"
Expects 10000 Bales.
despite the ravages Of the boil
weevil 1 believe that York 2ounty's
cotton crop this fan is going 10 be
pretty good one and that the farmers
and everybody will be in fair shape,
remarked DIR. j. E. Johnson, president
of the South Carolina Cotton Assocla-
ton. II have been over practically
the entire county in the last thirty
days." DR.. Johnson went on to say,
"and I have received reports from well
informed farmers in every section OF
the county. From this information
have come to the conclusion that we
are going to gather around 10000
bales OF cotton. The boil weevil has
hurt and has hurt like everything; but
still if we get 10000 bales we ought to
be in pretty good shape and think
that is about the outlook"
Women Must Register.
Talked yesterday to gentleman
from a country box that voted strong
ly for Blease in the recent primary.
Did the election go to suit you?
he asked.
"Only partly So" Views and Inter-
views replied; but have learned long
since that cannot have everything my
way"
"Well, that is right; but it was our
fault that we lost that election"
"How's that?" Views and Inter
views asked in order to bring out the
point.
well, our women were not enrolled;
that's ALL"
"But would they have voted witt
you if they had been enrolled?"
Some of them would-more than
did vote with us. But many of them
who would not enroll, say they will be
prepared next time. 1 hear of good
many that are'stirred up considerably
ITO see whether they are in earnest
then" suggested Views and Interviews
suppose you tell them that they hat
better be on hand on the first Monday
in October to get registration certifi'
Gates. Possibly there is no danger o
any assault on the Democratic nomi'
nees; but it is very important TO be IL
a position to vote in case of need"
Glad il is Settled.
Talked to a striking Southern shop