Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-24
NEWS ABOUT CLOVER
Town Council Purchases Ford for Use
Of the Police.
CLASS GOES TO BEAR BILLY sUEDAFl:
Several Cases of Pneumonia and In
fluenza Acknowledgements Andy
Quinn Quite siok Other News. and
Notes. l
By a STAFF correepondent.

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By STAFF Correspondent.
Clover, January 2s.--Tf1e town coun-
Gil has purchased Ford which is to
be used principally by the two police
men of the town. 1t will be. however,
o sort of family car of the town for
use by any member of the council or
other official of the town who might
be engaged in the business of the Inu-
nicipality. The policemen have been
needing an automobile in their work
here for some time past and Chief OF
Police John Jackson expressed him.
self Saturday as being very much
grGtified over the purchase Things
have been very quiet in police circles
here since Christmas and the police
men have had practically nothing to, do
except stay on the job. <tt &2
Sunday School Glass Heard Sunday.
Mr.. c. N. Alexander, who teachesla
Sunday school class in the First Pres
byterian church here. took twenty OF
the members Of his class to Spartan
burg last Thursday to hear Rev. Billy
Sunday. The trip was made by anto-
mobile. Most of the members OF the
party had never heard the famous
evangelist before and they expressed
themselves as being much Impressed
with the sermea Of the noted preach
er. Quite number OF Glover people
have motored over to Spartanburg to
hear Rev. Sunday since he has been
holding meeting there and others are
planning a trip before the meeting
closes. - te
Much Sickness in Community.
There are a number Of cases OF
pneumonia and other sickness In Clo-
yer and the surrounding, community
at the present time, it is said, and the
local doctors are being kept busy.
Several children Of parents residing in
the Clover Cotton Mill village are very
Ill with pneumonia, 1t Is sold. while
numbers of cases Of Influenza In mid
form have been reported, ~. sssi.,
No Cotton Selling,
According to local buyer practf-
celly no cotton has been sold on the
Clover market during the pas week
or ten days and there - no indication
Of any inclination on tho part Of hold
ers of cotton to part with any great
amount soon. Business the past week
or more has been about as quiet a. It
ever gets to be in Clover. The. mer-
chants are not inclined to feel bad
about it, however, but are accepting
conditions as q matter Of course.
Mr.. Morrow Improving.
Mr.. Charlie Morrow, agent for the
Carolina & North Western railroad
here, who has been on leave OF Sab-
scnce for several weeks past becanse
Of Ill health, is improving rapidly and
expects to return 10 his work ABBOTT
February /. Mr.. Morrow has beeE
resting quietly at his home here since
he has been on leave.
GIes Club Coming.
Glover people are looking forwafd
with interest to the coming here at an
early date Of the Glee Club Of the Due
West Woman's college. The Glee
club 1t is understood, includes some
twenty five or thirty studento at the
college, who will, be entertained in
private homes in Glover when they
make their appearance here.
Masistrate>A. j. Quinn Very Sick,
Magistrate A. ]. Quinn has been
quite sick at his home here for several
days past with q kidney affection,
from which he has been a sufferer for
a number of years and his relatives
and friends are very much worried
about him. .Fg