Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-07
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Sofsie Kenfs of Fact, Some OF ComH'ene
- and All Helping TO Give an Idea OF
What Our Neishbors Are Saying and
poina., N
Rock Hill Record, Oct. 2: Mrs. j. d
w. Halle, has been added to-the faculty
of the Central, School as instructor IN
piano and director of the chorus work. i
Aiifs Halle win also be pianist ana
have charge Of the chapel music each
dax x...H.-.M M. Fincher, who moved here
several months ago from Camden died
al his home on Peachtree street on
fnesday evening at $40, and his res
mains were buried here "Wednesday al
ternoon. The Anderson Motor Conn 4
pony has bought tract Of timber land
near Sharon, totaling. It's acres. with
I isbtestfnate 4 cut of 1,250,000 feet OF ash'
poplar, birch and oak. The Motor
company has also purchased COM
psete sawmili outfit, which has been In
stalled on the land, THE Record nn-
derstands that DR.. Robt. II. Crawford
sc this city has very attractive oneri
toitake charge of the surgical work OF
4 hospital at Rutherfordton. n {"
owned principally by very wealthy
Philadelphia and that he will accept
fHesam A report fromJ. G., An
dSrson, chairman of the committee ap--
nsfated from the Rotary Club to get up
ff,e Stock for Housing Corporation
for Rock Hill, states that up to this
1iiorning they had in round numbers n,
$4,000 subscribed and that the COM
nittee would do some more work on 1t
today. j..
Fort Mil Times, Oct. 2: Robert F.
orIer, Jr., who is convalescent from an
operation recently sustained at a Ches-
teri fsospi,al.tis visiting his parents MT
and Mrs. r. F. Grier.-,....-..Lee White'
a-coTofed man who has been in the
employ of the Fort Mill Mfg. company
Ter number of years. died of pneu-
.iraonia at his home in the Paradise"
section of the town Saturday night
Miss Dora Grier, who for number OF
Wars has held the position of chief
clerk In the office Of the Fort MIL
Manufacturing company, leaves TINS
week for Charlotte, where she has ac4
oepfed q position with an automobile
concern ana where she will make her
9futare home. 1.-The need of dwelling
houses In Fort Mill has never In our
recollection, been as great as at pres-
ent. One property owner whose rented
.house was expected to be vacant within
a short time has had at least a dozen
applicants, and we hear that one OF the
leading citizens of the town Is likely 10
fSoee away because the house which he
is,occupying has recently been sold and
fs Is. unable tor secure other living
n;,arters.S The men of our town who
sre able ought to build some houses
ana relieve this situation..-..-.-'--Some
sneak thief relieved Mr.. D. A. Lee of
ab6it 81 Tuesday afternoon the money
being taken. from the1cash drawer OF
MrssLee's grocery store on South Main
street.. MIR. Lee stepped out of his
place OF business to get his mail from
the postoffice and when he returned
fewsminutss later discovered the THEFT.
Fhere was no clue as to'who got the
money. Mr.. w. r. Crane, one of the
best known and most highly esteemed
citizens of the Marvin section OF Union
cStinty died suddenly Of paralysis at
hIs home late Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Crane had suffered a stroke of paraly-
sis some time ago, but, apparently had
about recovered...-.It Is little funny
that one can buy peck OF sweet po-
tatoesI atsone Of the local groceries for
65sAcents and then stop a few doors
and buy the same goods for 60 cents
a peck and sliced ham can be bought
at so cents pound, while others sell 1t
ataS0' cents a pound. 1t is because
roue want ito get rich quicker than
the others?
Chester Reporter, Oct. 2! DR.. D. G.
Philips, who underwent an operation
atsfthe Chester. Sanatorium recently,
Sufficiently improved Monday to
Refdrn home. His son, Mr.. Jas. w.
Phillips. will be at the Sanatorium a
few days longer.-.---.--We understand
that the work has been commenced at
Lookhart preparatory to the erection
ofithe eoffer dam and other prelimin-
aries in connection with the construc-
ton Of the new steel bridge...-......Rev.
lie: Mahaffey. Of York, was in Chester
Tuesday evening for the Gypsy" Smith
Jr.; meeting. The committee from
Chester that were in Washington Mon
day with regard to the new passenger
station that the Seaboard Air Line rail-
way is under contract to build in this
city this fall were given hearing at
Director General Hines office by Mr..
Taylor, Mr.. Hines assistant, at
which Mr.. w. ]. Harahan, president of
the Seaboard, was present, and at
which all of the details of the prop
osition were gone into-...-.----There was
fire in the Moffat Grocery Cos ware
room in Mr.. J. w. Carroll's building
Tuesday evening that might have
proven highly serious, had it not been
discovered when it was. Fire from a
lirhtaa oioar ratte or i'm some other way