Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-27
VIEWS and INTERVIEWS
Brief Local Paragraphs Of More or
'"l Less Interest.
PICKED UP BY ENQUIRER REPORTERS
Stories Concerning Folks and Things,
Some of Which You Know and
Some You Don't Know-condensed
for Quick Reading.

Reading OF that story In me ioih-
Vile Enquirer Friday about DR.. M. W.
Whites experience in Matching part
ridges under a bantam hen recalls an
experience that l had with a hen ana
partridges about two years ago." said
Mr.. w. J. Beamguard OF. Glover NO. t.
last Saturday. "a her belonging to
nv wife found a partridge nest In
field close to the barn yard. Sne
promptly drove the partridge hen oil
the nest and took charge herself. The
partridges were hatched cut the hen
was unable to raise them and they all
died in short while
! Have Got to Haul EN-.
"If the women vote in the primary
election in August and from what
can learn most of them are Indifferent
relative to voting they are going TO
prove rather expensive to candidates.
said a prominent Clover politician the
other day. "But that 1 mean that the
women. the great majority Of the
women, are not going to walk to the
voting precincts but are going to nave
to be carried to the polls in autcmo-
biles and the candidates arc going TO
have to pay the transportation bill. l
recently carried the enrolment pook
for Glover precinct to one section Oh
the town, where l enrolled about SIX
teen women. They would never have
enrolled if the book bad not been car
ried to them and they and others have
told that if they a;e to vote somepody
must carry them to the voting precinct
and then back home again. The wo-
men are not enthusiastic over this
suffrage business-not L bit IF II"
Moonshine.
Seeing a receipt in this column some
time ago relative to the manufacture
of moonshine, Contributor" sends this
RECENT to Views and Interviews with
the statement that il is the best re-
ceipt he has ever scen:
"Chase seven grasshoppers four
miles, carefully gather up the hops
Place hops in a cut glass barrel ana
leave out on rainy day until barrei
ig three -fourths filled with water. Add
ore can lye, a cake of scalpomine,
pair of cast off shoes, some steel filings
and a dash of slumgullion. Stir rapid
ly with a long arm lunch hook ten
minutes each day, keeping same at a
fierce boil for three weeks. STRAIN
through an l. w. w. sock to keep from
working. Add some mule hoof to give
it a kick; then add five quarts of car
bolic acid. and two plugs of black navy
tobacco. Take out life insurance and
drink over an open grave. For thosc
who wish more bouquet add several
bushels of manure"
Real Thing.
The recent performance of the Pal
metto Follies came up in conversation
a few days ago among some gentle
men who were present on the occasion.
"Wonder what kind of a whistle that
vas lndl young EuMei u SN N'
said ono.
"Why nothing but one of these lit
tie contrivances that are made OF a
piece of folded tin with hole through
top and bottom"
NO, that was not it, replied anoth-
er. "He had what is known as 4
mockingbird whistle. 1t is very sinh
ple affair, made Of leather, a cieat oil
tin and a small strip of isinglass. You
place the whistle in the Roof OF the
mouth AMI operate it with air direct
from the lungs"
you are all wrong" corrected a
gentleman who knew. young Smith
had no artificial aid whatever. He
does his whiatlng with his teeth, ton
que. lips and fingers. Just ask any
body at Glover and they will tell you
They have had the thing under invest
igation time and again and they know
Edward will tell you it is just Ike say
and the others know it is fact; bu
that young fellow has sure got some
whistle all right
Beating the Boil Weevi.
Mr.. Joe L. Huey, letter carrier o
Yorkville, passes ong this clppin;
from the Carroll c, unity (Ga) Times
showing how to IA SC Gotten success
fully under boil We vii conditions:
Prepare your Ia ID in October, b!
blowing it up with dynamite.
Lay it off in rows, II feet apart
and plant your cotton seed in Decem
Der.
when your cotton comes up thin
to one stalk in hill % feet apart.
Spray each stalk twice day wit
Hoyts German cologne. Cover you
cotton with mosquito netting when
is two weeks old-this netting TO b
stretched over poultry wire.
Spread tanglefoOf between the cot
ton rows, and replace it every da!
Burn off nearby woods and cut dow
dead trees Snd burn them. Dust I'll
following mixture on your Cotton twio
a day: Fps Nm salts, Calomcl, cream
wheat and the white of an egg.
Have two hired hands for ever