Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-07-18

recovering from the effects Of an Op-
Grafton for the removal of her tonsils
which she underwent several days ego
at the Charlotte sanatarium~~-...--- Nr
c. G. Harmon, who underwent an op-
Grafton at the Castor sanatorium on
Tuesday, is making rapid progress to-
ward recovery.---....Miss Mary Brison,
one of the nurses at the Castor sana-
torium, is spending her vacation with
homefolks at Glover.
Kings Mountain Herald, July 49,:
Federal Prohibition Officer +. y. Hou-
scr came over Monday and went out
with Officers Allen and Ware 10 jim
Elam's place and found Il blockade
outfit. They took Elan and Vester,
who lived with him, to Gastonia where
hearing was given before Mr.. Nor
lis, ana the two men were committed
to jail in default of bail.........The teach
ers' summer school for Cleveland
county begins Monday, July 18th and
lasts six weeks. 1t will be held this
year in the Shelby graded school
building instead of Boiling Springs
where it has formerly been held. a
large number of teachers are expected
to attend j. Horace Grigg will be di-
rector, ard Misses Meldona Living
stone and Agnes McSrayer will be in
structors..:as It's no use TO wonder
any longer whether the boil wcevil
will affect the cotton crop of this sec
ton. He is already here and putting
in lis deadly work. While the signs
are not so alarming this early III the
season the outlook is by no means
comfortable. The Herald has made
many inquiries of farmers coming into
town for the past week and all have
practically the same story to tell. They
say they have seen few squares on
tho ground and when pinched in two
a small white grub is found. That's
in few days he will be a fully de-
veloped bug and be puncturing other
squares himself.........The pastors and
congregations of the various churches
suspended their services Sunday night
and went to pay a welcoming visit to
the A. r. p. church and the new pas
tor, DR.. j. M. Garrison.
Cleveland. Star. Shelby, July "a:
The largest civil suit that has ever
been tried in Cleveland county will
come up Monday at special term of
court over which Judge Bryson will
preside. The fight between the South
ern Power company and the cotton
mills of North Carolina as to what is
a just and reasonable rate for cleo
trio power has been going on for some
time. The corporation commission set
the rate, but the Cannon mills of Ka-
nepOlis and other places, together
with certain other power consuming
industries, excepted to the rate tiXed
by the corporation commission and the
case was sent to Cleveland for jury
trial to determine whether or not the
rate fixed by the corporation commits
sion is reasonable. About 90 per cent
OF the mills accepted the rate fixed by
the commission. but are watching the
outcome of the case here. Represent
ing the Southern Power company are
T.. r. Cansler, w. S. OBJ. Robinson and
Norman Cook of Charlotte; o. NJ.
Gardner and Clyde Il. Hoey of Shell
by. Representing the cotton mills are
G. W. TillCtt of Charlotte; J. G. Bggs
of Raleigh; Judge w. l.. Bynum and
X. L. King of Greensboro; +. :. Par
kcr of Burlington; s. Nj. Gattis of
Hillsboro d. Il. Newton and O. NJ.
Null Of shelby. Evans McBraycr
has sold &C 1-2 acres of the Perry
Martin Roberts land in the Pleasant
Hill section, to Nal Spangler for So
600. Mr. McBrayer has also sold 81
acres Of the Wm. HarriCk farm to y.
{. Miller and purchased new bunga-
low from Mr.. Miller on $. DeKalb
street for ,000......-.C. G. Green was
exhibiting in Shelby yesterday,
number of boil weevils in the grub