Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-07
Tuesday, February z, 1922.

the auction were bid in by the owners.
The lot on which the house purchased
by Mr.. Stroup is located has 'front.'
age of 60 feet and depth Of 200 feet.
Auction Sale.
An Anderson automobile, $3.50 worth
Of common stock of the Anderson
Motor Car Co., a typewriter and an
adding machine, the property OF j. M:
& C. r. McGill, recently adjudged
bankrupts of Hickory Grove, was sold
at auction before the courthouse door
yesterday morning. The automobile
brought $3.50; the adding machine, $35;
the typewriter, $3.50 and the motor
car stock, $40.
Ogden Tiger Captured.
Charged with selling whisky and
having knowledge of still found IN a
tenant house near his home, Ollie
Newsome, q farmer of the Ogden COM
rcunity, was arrested Saturday night
| by Constable Frank Allen. A sraal
quantity of whisky is alleged to have
been found in Newsome's autoraopile
at the time he was arrested AMI the
machine was confscated.
To Receive Decoration.
Rock Hill Herald: Major Jimes G.
Dozier will go to Columbia NVednes-
day to receive from a representative
| of the government, the Italian war
cross, recently awarded him by the
Italian government. Besides Major
Dozier, Sergeant r. III. Hilton Of the
University; J. c. Villipigue OF Cam
den, and Sergeant Gary Evans Foster
| of Inman, will each receive the ltciian
war cross. these four being the South
| al
The presentation will take place at
Camp Jackson, with full military hon
orS. ,. 80, ,,.t.ti
School Will Open Next Week.
The new Miller school building in
District No. As, will be completed very
probably the last of this week, accord
ing to J. M. Brice, one of the school
trustees. Miller school building, IL
will be recalled, was burned several
weeks ago and this fire was followed
by the burning of Harmony PresDyte,
rian church into which the school mad
| been moved. Mr.. Brice said that 1t
was expected to resume school work In
the new building next week
cannery Proposed At Fort Mill.
Farmers and business men OF Fort
Mil and community have been called
tn attend q. meeting in Fort Mil this
afternoon to consider the organization
of a cannery to be located in Fort Mill.
1T is urged that the prospective IN
vasion Of the boil weevii in Fort Mill
and vicinity may prove disastrous 10
the farming interests and that cam
merry would provide a comfortable
source Of income to the farmers VINO
would be urged to grow certain Vege-
tables for the purpose.
Fort Mill Woodnen.
White Oak camp. Woodmen of the
Word, served it's annual banquet
Thursday evening in the armory,
at Fort Mill, and the affair was
attended by about 15o members
and their guests. Among the guests
from out of town were c. B. Bryant
and ]. w. Wilson Of Rock Hill. both
of whom responded to toasts during
the evening. There were also several
short addresses by local speakers, ana
the occasion was voted to be one OF the
most pleasant in the long history Oh
TIE camp. The officers for the new
wear are B. C. Ferguson council COM
mander; ]. D. Lyles, adviser heuten-
ant; L. j. Massey, banker; 7. A Mills,
clerk: T. N. Reeves, escort, sam
Stephens, inside sentinel and L. u.
Pitman outside sentinel.