Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-12-05
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What Our Neshbors Are Saying and
Doing.
Cherokee (Gaffney) Times, Dec. l:
The Gaffney hospital a privately own
ed institution, valued at $55,000, and
in addition q gift of $4,000 from the
people of Gaffney, has been offered to
the board OF trustees of the South
Carolina Baptist hospital. At a meet
ing of the board held in Columbia
Monday it was recommended to the
general Baptist board that this prop
osition be accepted.....~.......C. Fl. Laven-
der charged with disposing of mort
gagged property, was brought before
Gaffney magistrate Wednesday, He
waived his preliminary hearing and
was bound over to await trial at the
next term of Court of General Sessions
for Cherokee county. He gave bond
for his appearance and was released
from custody. ]. w. Massey is the
prosecutor in the case.-------.-~Mrs. Ed.
H. DeCamp, who has been undergo
ing treatment in q hospital at Char
lotte, was able to return to her home
in this city Tuesday night. The hum
dreds of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. De-
Camp in all sections Of Cherokee coun-
ty will be delighted to learn that there
IS some Improvement to be seen in
Mrs. DeCamp's When a
coal box in one of the offices at the
Cherokee county court house became
ignited early Wednesday morning
there was indication for few minutes
that the structure might be entirely
destroyed by flames, but the fire was
extinguished before any damage was
done. Some Cherokee people say that
If it were not for the matter Of burn
ing valuable records, it would be no
great loss if the Cherokee temple OF
justice should burn to the ground so
that the county could get q new one.
Clarence Douglas, a member OF
the Gaffney fire department, lost his
footing as the Gaffney Special was
pulling into Rock Hill yesterday for
the football game and fell to the plat
form at the Rock Hill railroad station.
Fortunately, the young man suffered
no injury other than a laceration OF
one hand, and he was able to continue
to the football field and to enjoy the
game. Featured by splendid eX-
Eibits, a magnificent picnic dinner,
and athletic events by the boys on
the grounds in the afternoon, the first
community fair ever attempted by the
Midway section Of Cherokee county
was held yesterday and was a great
success in every sense of the word.
Gastonia Gazette, Dec. 1: On No
vember 20 at p. m, the graduate
nurses of CASTOR county were enter
tanned by the Public Health Nurses at
the Loray community house. The fol-
lowing were present: Misses Gretchen
Fiegenschuh, Margaret G. Laws, Mabel
Potts, Olivia Ericsson, Lula L. White
sides, Velma Miskelly, Nancy Paysour,
Iva X. Lineberger, Vic Costner, Mil
dred Riese, la NJ. Alexander, Hazel
Hutcheson, Minnie L. Sharpe, Drusilla
Young, Bess Sullins, NJ. A. Shuford
and Mesdames L. n. Patrick, r. H.
Stewart, G. V. Birmingham, Laura
Young Jordan, Jessie NJ. Heaton,
Clarence Smith. A nurses club was
organized with the following officers:
Miss Mable Potts, president; Mrs.
Heaton, vice president; Miss Young
secretary; Mrs. Patrick, treasurer.....~-..
County Agent L. B. Aetman has been
confined to his home this week by an
attack of the flu. He is not yet able
to be at his office.
Kings Mountain IN. c. Herald,
Nov. 80: Mr.. Sam r. Suber went to
Glover, S. c., to load a car of pea
nuts to ship to his peanut factory in
Suffolk, Va. He has bought three car
loads of peanuts from the farmers
over there, $500 pounds and paid them
d nice price for them. Another whack
at the boil weevil over the mountain.
-M Miss Lola Parrot Of Filbert is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Hudspeth,
Miss Margaret Templeton and Messrs.
]. L. Pursley and Roy Whitesides, all
of Filbert, were there Saturday night.
According to the report of special
agent, Miles Ware, there were S2,1Si
bales of cotton giuned in Cleveland
county from the crop Of 1922 prior to
November 14th., as compared with
23,13O bales 10 November 1ith, 1921.
1t might be added that the crop has
about all been picked and most Of 1t
marketed - The contract has been
let and the work will go forward at
once on the construction Of the half
million gallon reservoir and water
and sewer line extensions in the
town of Kings Mountain. The sealed
bids were publicly opened at the town
office Monday afternoon and the con-
tract awarded 70 Guion e Withers Of
Gastonia for the complete construction
of the whole project including the fur
nishings OF all materials. The amount