Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1913-10-23
Nj. Epps Appointed Delegate.

Governor BIease has appointed
Hon. 5. II. Epps, Sr.. of Fort
Mill, delegate to the National
Conservation Congress which is
to be held in Washington City on
November Is, 10 and 20.
Hunting Season Opens Nov. Is.
Huntsmen throughout South
Carolina are looking forward to
the Ioth OF November with con-
Siderable pleasure. This is the
date upon which the season opens
tor the hunting of partridges.
according to the State law.
Promotion for MIR. Williamson.
j. E. Williamson, formerly
manager Of the Worth Mfg. Co..
Worthwhile, N. c., will probably
be elected president of both the
Holt-Morgan Mills and the Holt
Williamson Mills, Fayetteville.
n. e., 10 succeed the late Walter
l.. Holt. Textile Bulletin.
Nh. h>odSii SndnScS OSlt1On.
Mr.. w. A. Roach, for several
years bookkeeper for the firm of
McElhaney & Co., on Monday
morning began the work of
assistant to Cashier T. B. Spratt
of the First National Bank. Mr..
Roach is succeeded at McEl-
haney's by Frank Phillips, a
young man of the township.
Will Oppose Mr.. Finley.
The Cherokee News announces
that State Senator w. S. Hall.
of Cherokee county, will be a
candidate for congress next year
In an effort to capture the seat
now held by Mr.. d. E. Finley.
The News says that the Butler
forces. which failed to land him.
Will be thrown over to Mr.. Hall.
The Times Found Lost Mule.
Through the medium of a small
25-cent advertisement inserted
in last weeks Times, the local
firm of Mills & Young are again
In possession of the 1925 mule
which strayed from the firms
stable tne night of October 4.
A subscriber at Pineville saw the
the advertisement and at once
teiephoned Mills & Young that
the mule had been taken up at
the home of farmer in Pine
Vile vicinity.
MIR. p. r. Collins Dead.
Mr.. Perry Il. Collins. a well
Known farmer of the Belair sec
tlon OF Lancaster county, died
Saturday morning at 2 o'clock of
an attack of acute Indigestion,
foiioWlng Slight illness of sew
eral days. The burial took place
Sunday in the Pleasa 1T Valley
burial ground. Mr.. Collins was
about 90 years OF age and is sur
vived by MS wife, who was a
Mss Newell, and a numOer of
children.
MIR. Hamilton is President
The teachers association of
Mecklenburg county met Satur-
day morning in the county court
house at Charlotte and effected
d permanent organization Tor the
year, e!ecting Prof. jackson
Hamilton OF the Plmcv!lIe school
president OF the association and
hearing talks from Miss Palmer.
OF The Carnegie Library, Miss
Mary Graham, assistant superin-
tendent, ana Mr.. VIM. McClus-
key, superintendent OF the Neck
lenOurg schools.
First Snow of Season.
Press dispatches of Monday
reported perceptions flurries of
snow IN Atlanta, Birmingham.
Knoxville, Chattanooga and
AsneViIe, which was the earliest
snowfall in the memory of the
oluest citizens OF t.USe cities.
In this section of the country no
snow was reported, bat the cold
WlHdS OF Monuay mode tae day
one OF tie most disa4reeabie
experienced mere in many years.
A considerable ircst was notice
able Tuesday morning.
An Approaching Marriage
9.r. and Mrs. !. l.. Faris, of
Gold Hill, have issued invita-
tloms to The marriage of their
daughter, Miss Jea e tie Faris,
and Mr.. VIM. T. Boyd, the mar
rage To take place at the nome
OF the brides parents the even
ing of October 20, at q o'clock.
The prospective bride and groom
are both popular young people
and their pnar,.ioua ,uiII ba on,