Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-06

road, the Stanley road, the New Hope
road and the Linwood College road
The contract has also been, .swardea
for the completion of, the road from
Bessemer City to the Cleveland county
line. The completion Of the road to the
Lincoln county line is also one OF the
contemplated projects for 1922. WIN
the progress that has been nade IN
1921 on road work in Castor as an
earnest of what is to follow in 1922 the
road officials of Castor county bid fair
to make the coming. year epo o;hal IN
road building. Within. a verT short
time, practically every main. road in Inc
county will be hard surfaced ,North
Carolina roads, are. revelation to peo-
Die from other sections. We were taik-
ing the other day to person from
Fairfield county. South Carolina. we
mentioned the fact that every foot OF
the road from ,Gastonia to Charlotte
was hard surface. and that the time pc
tween the two cities had been reduced
to so minutes. The answering remark
was one Of surprise and wonder at now
we manage to do it ALL" There is no
dfsputing the fact that Castor county
Is RAPIDLY taking her place among the
foremost counties Of North Carolina IN
road building and to- the 'far-seeing
vision of the commissioners o small
mart Of the credit is due. They saw the
possibilities Of the states '$5},00o,Ooo
roads bond program and throu IN their
initiative an. election was held nd Gas
ton county began at once to reap the
benefits from the state funds.
Cleveland Star (Sheiby), Jaruary 8:
Mr.. L. C. Palmer returned late Satur-
day night on his fifth trip to Georgia,
bringing. with him white and colored
labor from the boil weevil, counties OF
Green, Clark, occnec, Morgan, Pusnam
and Jasper. Mr.. Palmer and his son
had two cars with them on this trip
and brought twelve laborers to work On
farms in Cleveland county. lIr. Pal
mer says fuzzy 200 Georgia laborers
have been imported into Cleveland
county from boil sweevii sec ions OF
Georgia. Mr.. Jerome Cline son OF
the late David Cline, died at his home
at Lawndale Friday morning at 8
O'clock following an illness tf eight
years. Mr.. Cline was injured II a run
away several years ago and nis with
Brfehts disease and paralysis fastened
his death. Mrs. w. L. Fam ng, VINO
has been in the Rutherford hos pital for
several weeks undergoing tr eatment,
returned home New Years diy.---.----.
Miss Lois Cold. the attractive daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. G.. NJ Gold, ard Mr.. j.
Foster Elliott were happily rnGrried in
South Shelby at the home OF ler par
ents Saturday afternoon at a o'clock,
Rev. w. A. Elam officiating fn3the
presence Of a few friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. William Turner died on
sunday afternoon at o'clocl: follow
ing an illness of only two diEys from
pneumonia. Mr Turner wal ON the
streets last week talking witt, friends,
SO his death is learned with g:eat sur
prise. Mrs. C. j.. .WoodsongV'as pain
fully burned Friday when the flame
from a vapor oil stove flashed into her
face as !; she 9. undertook to light the
burner. Fortunately her clothing did
not catch, but the burns are painful
about her face and hands..,.-.!.r The note
OF gladness which Is always attendant
upon the joyous Christmas season has
been strangely stilled in Shelby at this
time by the sad death of one otis most
popular and beloved young women, Mrs.
Ellen corbett Palmer. beloved wife OF
Jack ". Palmer--whese untime ely death
came on the night of THURSDAY; Decem-
ber 20, just after the midnight hour.
..Heg Poston, eight-year-o.d son OF
Mr.. Alb Poston, was slightly injured on
SodIuEudy WHcl IIC W GO '9Nt eSte ~ - ON>-
driven by Miss Edna Lattimore....--...-:.
Work will begin this week on the Cleve-
land Springs road. The Chattanooga
Construction company has shipped in
mules, wagons. wheelers, tools, mixing
machines, etc, and will begin moving
dirt about the middle of the week. Mr..
Zeb Wathers, who has the contract for
two concrete bridges is also 'eady for
work. The two miles of hari surface
road and two concrete bridges are be-
ing built by the State Highway COM
mission at a cost of approximately
sSO,OOO O.-..........Mr. j., Monroe Putnam is
IN q hospital at SpartanburE, S. Co.
where his hand has been removed by
an operation. His wifelis in a hospital
at Greenville, S. c., under treatment.
The many friends of the family hope
that these two estimable oitiz ,ns might
have .. a speedy restoration 20 health.
Mrs, Charlie K. .McMurry was bad
ly burned at her home on s. ,Dekalb
street Thursday evening and her con-