Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-07-04

lives in Clover are assured of two good
games for this week. The Hawthorn
team Of Clover meets the strong
Kings Mountain N. c., outfit on Haw-
thorn Field here on Wednesday af-
ternoon and the fast Ranlo, n. c., out
fit comes here Saturday afternoon for
a game. That these two teams will
prove great drawing cards there is no
question because they are great clubs,
Kings Mountain defeated Glover at
Kings Mountain a few days ago while
Glover won over Ranlo at Ranlo last
Saturday to 2. Glover will give a
good account of herself in both games
on the home lot although she realizes
that she is going to be up against
strong opponents.
Clover's pitching staff, it is hoped
will be strengthened by the coming
here within a short time Of Butler
Cook, elongated hurler from Newton,
n. c. Cook will probably pitch for
Glover Wednesday and 1t Is under
stood that he has about decided to
move to Glover, the Hawthorn Mill
management having offered him an
attractive proposition to come to the
mill as a machinist. The strong Shell
by aggregation which defeated Glover
something like 16 to 2 in a game at
Shelby few days ago is expected
here for game next week.
Still Talk of Sewer System.
Talk of seeking an election on the
question of installing a sewer system
for the town of Glover will not down. In
fact, it would not be surprising to see
the appearance of petition almost
any day seeking the signatures Of free
holders asking for an election on the
question. That Coming Glover" needs
a sewer system and needs it badly
there is no question. If the town con-
tinues to grow as it has been growing
in the past year it will soon be an aD-
solute necessity. Numbers of citi-
zens to whom the correspondent has
talked about the matter seem to be
right in for 1t and do not hesitate to
say that they would vote for bonds to
be used for the purpose. A sewerage
system quite adequate for the needs
of the town could be built for $4,000
and less, it is believed and there are
those who say that there is nothing
the town needs more at this time.
Would Move it to Filbert.
Several Glover people have suggest
cd the idea of having the state Demo-
cratic campaign party meet at Filbert,
this year instead of Yorkville, the
county seat of York county. The
party is scheduled to be in Yorkville
on August 2. Said Glover citizen:
"It is plain that there will be COM
paratively few people to meet the
candidates for state offices when they
come to Yorkville, August 2. There
revcr are many. | suppose they will
have a big political picnic at Filbert
this year as usual. If so, l think it
would be we'll for the Filbcrt folks to
have it on August 2. Let the can
didates for state offices come to Fill
bert and speak instead of Yorkville.
They are coming to Filbert, anyway,
no matter when the picnic Is held If
it is held at all. Such n change would
save them the expense. There would
be a large crowd of folks from Glover
to go to hear them while they won't
go to Yorkville. I'd like to see some
thing done toward swinging the meet
ing from the county seat to Filbert,
provided the Filbert folks are going
t. have picnic this year and pro-
vided that date would suit them"
Lebovitz Coming?
1t is reported here that Lebovitz,
well known merchant of Gastonia
proposes to establish q branch Of his
mercantile business in Glover and
that he has leased a store room in the
Stroup Block from c. n. Alexander,
now occupied by a branch of the fur
niture firm of NJ. l.. Ford 6, Sons.