Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1913-09-11

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Loan Association of Fort Mill
announces in The Times this
week the maturing of series No.
l and the opening of books of
subscription to shares in series
No. a. Already quite large
number of shares have been
subscribed for, and the new
series promises to be even more
successful than the series which
is now closing.
Yorkville's New Paper.
The News, Yorkvilles new
newspaper, will make it's appear
ance on October -16 and will
appear twice week thereafter.
according to a letter to a Fort
Mill man few days ago from
Mr.. Fair, the publisher. The
equipment for The News has
been installed, with the ex-
ception of the linotype and
cylinder press and these ma
chimes are daily expected to
reach Yorkville.
Fall Stocks Arriving.
Now that the summer is about
over the merchants of Fort Mill
are preparing for the winter
shopper. Cotton is selling at a
good price, and the outlook at
present predicates a big fall busi-
ness. Watch the advertise
ments in The Times from week
to week and thereby effect a
saving of dollars as well as the
trouble of having to hunt the
town for the articles you wish
to purchase. And, by all means.
mention to your merchant that
you saw his goods advertised in
The Times.
A Pleasant Family Gathering.
Contributed Mr.. Charlie
Walker of Fort Mill celebrated
his 50th birthday Sunday, Sep
tember Z. He had 81 relatives
and friends present and all en-
Joyed themselves thoroughly. At
II O'Clock dinner was spread and
the table, beautifully decorated
with flowers, was filled with all
the good things to eat that one
could wish for. All left for home
about 5 O'Clock. leaving Mr.. and
Mrs Walker alone and wishing
for them all the richest blessings
of life.
WA move to Rock Hill.
Mr.. j. M. Gamble, a we'll
known farmer of the township.
will, with his family, move to
Rock Hill about the first of
October. Mr.. Gamble was elect
ed a member of the police force
of Rock Hill at meeting of the
council OF that city few days
ago and will assume the duties
OF the position on October l.
He is not without experience as
AN officer, having served the
town of Fort Mill as chief of
police some years ago, and during
his term as such proved himself
a fearless and proficient man for
the place. He will make Rock
Hill an excellent officer.
N W Physician Coming.
Fort Mill is to have a new
physician in the person of DR..
A. T. Nicely of Old Point. this
county. DIR. Nicely has paid
several visits to Fort Mill recent
ly looking over the field, and
while here Monday announced
that he had decided to locate
here and would return within a
short time to begin prarticing.
DR.. Nicely is son of Adolph
Nicely, of Old Point, one of the
best known residents of the
county. He is a graduate of the
Medical College of South Caro-
lima, Charleston, and since his
graduation from that institution
has practiced in the hospitals
and city of Charleston.
Thirty DAYS for Rets ling.
/ Frazier Hughes, colored, for
whom the officers of the town
have kept watch since last MAY.
was apprehended Thursday by
Officer Coltharp. Hughes was
wanted for illegally retailing
the fiery fluid and had been
lodging since his guilt was
suspected last spring. When
taken before Mayor McElhaney
Thursday the negro entered a
plea of guilty and was sentenced