Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-07-11

doubt put up a strong battle against
the Shelby semi-pros. 1t is hoped that
there will be big turn out of fans for
this game.
Want Beamguard to Run.
Friends of ex-senator James E.
Beamguard of Glover, are insisting
that he enter the race for the lower
house from York county this year. 1t
is understood that numbers Of friends
of ex-senator Beamgucrd have been
after him recently to make the race.
He is said to have told some of his
friends that while he has no personal
desire to go back to the general as
sembly, where he served as both rep
resentative and senator, that if it be-
comes plain to him that there is n gen.
eral demand for his services he will
offer.
Waiting for 25 Cents.
Practically no cotton has been sold
on the Glover market during the past
ten days and it is the opinion of a
number of people hereabonts who make
study of the psychology of cotton
producers, that there will be no brisk
selling movement until the market
reaches 25 cents-if it does reach that
figure. "You see," said Glover man
the other day, in discussing the mar
ket, there were a number of people
around here who were going to sell
cotton when It reached 22 cents. They
have sold. Now then there are great
number who have set 25 cents as the
figure at which they arc going to turn
loose. They are not going to sell until
it does go to a quarter unless they
have to and most people in the. Glover
section who are holding cotton are
people who don't have to sell. When
the market reaches 25 cents, however,
you are going to see lots of farmers
market their holdings
Juniors Held Meeting.
With approximately 100 members of
the order in attendance, the quarterly
meeting of the district convention of
Junior Order United American Me-
| chanics for this district was held with
the Glover council last Thursday. Rev.
L. w. Blackwelder of Union, state vice
councillor, presided. A feature of the
meeting was q demonstration Of degree
work by the degree team of Glover
| rln iyf, nf
record as favoring the endowment of
South Carolina cottage for orphans at
the national orphanage of the order at
Tiffn, Ohio. On Thursday evening the
visiting delegates were the guests OF
Glover council at a Dutch supper held
in the local council chamber. 1t was
decided to hold the next quarterly
meeting with the Fort Mill lodge in
October. Practically every York
county council was represented at, the
district meeting here last Thursday
and there were many delegates from
councils in Lancaster and Union coun-
ties.
Morrow Buys Home.
C. r. Morrow, agent for the Caro-
lima and North Western railway here,
has purchased a cottage from A. 7
Barrett on York street in Glover. The
purchase price was $2,575. Mr.. Bar
rett will build another cottage here, ii
is understood.
Services at A. r. p. Church.
Rev. j. w. Carson of Ncwberry, is
assisting Rev. w. =. Grier in series
of services at Glover a. r. =. church
The services began in the Glover
church this evening and will continue
for several days.
Want DR.. Pressly Back.
Several friends Of DR.. +. w. Prcssly
for thirty years or so Il resident OF
Clover, and now practicing his profcs-
sion in GrCcnvillc, have written hin
urging him to come back to the ole
home town for the practice OF meh-
cine. DR.. Pressly got away from Clo-
YER during the World war, going into
the struggle as a lieutenant in the
medical corps and rising to the rank
of colonel in charge of the base hos
pital at Camp Sewer, Grecnville. with
the wars end Dr.. Pressly moved his
family to Grccnvilc, where they have
since resided. 1t is reported here thai
there is a strong probability that DR.
Prcssly will return to Glover.
Chickens Come High.
While Clover is not nearly as large
as Charlotte, GastOnia or other Pied
mont towns, at the same time Glover
people who don't grow their own, have
to pay big city prices for fryers, de-
spite the fact that the frying-siZc crol
is we'll advanced Fryers are bringing
from 50 cents to Is cents each rSh
IGlong in this place. One Cloveritc tolt
the correspondent the other day tina
he paid $3.50 week ago for two fry
ers that were not as big rs partridScs
Eggs are retailing at 30 cents Il doZcr
on the Glover market.
- Joseph II. McInnes, following al
inuucst Thursday was held in custod!