Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-24

leo. On the same afternoon Sharon
girls won over Cotton Belt girls, Il
to IL.
Tax Extension.
81 have nothing about tax extension
further than / see in the papers, SAID
Treasurer Neil yesterday. "Whlle OF
course the reports in the papers are
probably correct, cannot presume OF
anything. l will get my notice from
the comptroller general, ana Will pe
governed accordingly.
Diekert to Build Store.
G.. K. Dickert, well known merchant
of/Rock Hill, is having new store
built on the site of his old store on
Moore street in Rock Hill. The new
building which is being constructed py
S. III. Blake will cost about $1,000 ana
will be 34X47 feet. 1t will be completed
in about two weeks. .,..s. r.........
KINGS Mountain Road. @9'
The Kings Mountain road between
Filbert and Yorkville past the home OF
.John O. Hall, is open again but mas
not been sanded. If the weather per-
mits however, the work of sanding
will be completed within few days.
While the road is passable today, a
heavy rain would put 1t in bad shape
again. Co.,.
York Logs for Furniture.
York county poplar logs con sinue 10
he In great demand by North Carolina
furniture mills. Frank jackson, Beln-
81 township farmer had about l2,OOO
feet of poplar logs on the sidetrack at
Glover this week ready for Shipment
10 a concern at Leno:r. Many tarrn-
ers in the vicinity of Glover are hnd-
ing the poplar log business profitable
at this time.
Lots of Birds Left.
Bird hunters have not killed all the
birds during the present hunting sea-
son which closes March 1. DR.. j. j.
Glenn, Rowe NJ. Inman, Robert With
erspoon and several others composed
n marty of bird hunters who spent
"Wednesday on Mr.. WithUrspoon's
place in Bethesda township. They
killed fortV-iive partridges during the
day.
Business Change at Clover.
Messrs. NJ. L. Ford & Sons of Clo-
yer. have taken over the recently or
ganized Glover Furniture Company
The transaction was agreed upon last
Monday night and consumated on
Tuesday. Messrs. NJ. l.. Ford q SONS
will continue the operation Of the busl-
ness of the Glover Furniture Company
in the business now occupied by that
concern for the present. !"
McconneIIsvilIe School Lot.
John M. Love OF, McConnellsville, a
member of the board oftrustees of NC
Connellsville school who was IN YORK
willie Yesterday said that the trustees
had recently purchased four acre lot
from r, w. Mcconnell on which it is
proposed to erect new school pulio-
ing at McConnellsville. The new sue
is located just across the road from the
present building and is, consloereu
ideal for a school location. The trus-
tees expect to begin construction or the
new building within short while.
Mad Dog Bites Show People.
The following from the Columbia
state this morning will be of interest
locally since this company played ii
the city hall auditorium here TUESDAY
night: -Four members OF the cas-
which presented THE Rose OF WASH
ington Square" at the Columnla inca,
ter Wednesday night were bitten py
fox terrier pup which was being car
ried with the troupe. The dog, whicf
died in Columbia, was turned over tc
the state laboratory, which examined
the head of the animal for rabies. re
norris from the laboratory yesterday
were to the effect that positive results
were had, which means that the puI
had rabies. Arthur Morris, member
of the company, reported the case tc
II. p. Norton of the city health de-
nartment and turned the body Of the
dog over to the department for exami.
nation. 1t was taken to the state
laboratory where the tests were mace
and it was found that the dog was SUI
fering from rabies. The troupe nae
gone from Columbia to Chester ana Dr
Jean LaBorde, city health. officer WIZ
ed the company Of the result of the ex-
animation. The names or the meLiioeLs
of the company who We're bitten Dy the
dog were not known at the health de-
partment. 1t was said that two dogs
were carried by the company, one De
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