Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-27
BOND issue CARRIES
Clover People to Spend $4,000 For
Complete Sewer System.
RED ROOSTER ATTRACTS ATTENTION
Baptists Prepare to Celebrate Home
Coming Day-People Are Now Get
tinq In Winter Coal Supply-Other
News Notes of the Metropolis Of
Northern York County.
(By a Staff Correspondent.) }

Northern York County.
(By a Staff Correspondent)
Clover October 27.-As was forecast
in The Yorkville Enquirer last Tues
day, the sewerage bond issue voted on
by the citizens of Glover, October "a,
carried by an overwhelming majority,
the vote being 80 for the bonds and 4
against. Less than half of the citizens
of the town registered to vote cast
their ballots. The amount of bonds
voted is S65,000, SUN sufficient not
only to install the sewer system de-
sired; but to extend the water lines
and make other improvements on the
towns water system as well. The next
step in the matter is to sell the bonds
and Of course there will be little or no
difficulty in disposing Of them. a
Decision of the citizens of Glover to
vote bond issue for the installation
Of sewerage system last Tuesday is
the result Of an agitation that has
been going on here for two years or
more. Last year there was talk Of Or
dering an election on the question;
but later the matter was abandoned
because a number of leading citizens
thought the time not favorable for
putting the project across and it was
delayed until this year, the agitation
being renewed several months ago. 1t
is the intention of the authorities to
install a system. Of sewer lines ade-
quate to meet the requirements Of this
growing town for a number of years
to come.
Rooster Comes and Goes.
Here is an interesting story told the
correspondent by Mr.. w. E. Adams,
whose attention was called to the fact
by Mr.. ]. j. Nichols: The late Magis-
trate A. j. Quinn raised number Of
chickens which he kept at his livery
stable on Bethel street. Among them
was Rhode Island red rooster. When
Mr.. Quinn married Miss Currence he
moved to the residence of Mr.. j. f..
Currence on Kings Mountain street,
and he moved his chickens there.
Since his death people-Hving along
that street have observed the big
rooster walking down the street al
most every morning toward the livery
stable where it was raised. The roos-
ter returns to the Currence yard in
the afternoon. Whether the rooster
held particular attachment for it's
deceased master or whether or not it
desires to spend the days in the vicin-
ity Of the premises where it was raised
are of course matters of more or less
speculation. But it is a fact, accord
ing to Mr.. Nichols, that the big Rhode
Island red rooster is to be seen walk
ing down Kings Mountain street al
most every day.
State Fair Visitors.
There were n number of people of
Glover and vicinity in Columbia this
week on account Of the state fair
Among those who went were the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. James Pursley
John Warren Quinn, Jr, DR.. Blanton
Stacey, Ben Sherer and Mrs. w. H.
Sherer.
Off On Fishing Trip.
A party of Glover sportsmen left
here at midnight Tuesday for a fish
ing and hunting trip along the Edisto
river in Charleston and Dorchester
counties. They made the trip by au-
tomobile and they expect to be gone
several days. The party included DR..
NJ. B. Neil and Messrs. ]. L. Temple
ton, Will Rudisill and George Mccall.
Home Coming Day.
Sunday is Home Coming Day" at
the First 2optict Of