Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-09-09

eia was a recent guest Of Miss Mary
Mrs. c. II. Kleuppelburg q, Bre-
ward. ~. c.. is visiting relatives in
Miss Susie White has returned to
Washington. after visit of several
weeks to her home in Fort Mill town
ship.
thiss Hattie Belk expect to resume
her studies at Winthrop college at
the opening of the fall session on
s September IA. yE .
Mrs G. b. Stewart of Charlotte. N.
e.. Is u guest OF her mother. Mrs. Mary
Ardrey following a recent visit to
Rev York city.
Mrs. Augusta culp has returned
to Fort Mill after a visit of several
days to her daughter. Mrs Eme.
Hunter. in Lancaster
MT. and Mrs. r. NJ. Sligh of Jack
sonville, Fla. are visiting Mrs. Sligh's
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
McIlwaine. in Fort Mill.
mrs. j. w. III. Dyches and three
of her children returned Friday from
a three weeks visit to Mrs. Dyches
father, c. A. Gregory, at Glover, Va.
Robert c. Potts expect to leave
Fort Mill within the next week for
Lexington, Va, where he will enter
Washington and Lee university as n
law student. Mr.. Potts is n Clemson
graduate, class OF 20
At meeting Monday evening of
the board OF trustees OF the Fort
MIL graded school, ]. G. Stribling was
elected superintendent for the 1917
ri, session, which opens Monday
morning. September IL.
William Grier, Robert Erwin. Muir
ply Cook and William Erwin left
Monday morning for Clemson college
to take up work as students at. the
opening of the fall session yesterday
Miss Bernice Mills and Miss Elma
bradford expect to enter Winthrop
s college tomorrow as first year stu
dents.
Brice ID. Culp has returned to For,
Mill to make his home here and has
gbought an interest In the grocery and
8 ice plant OF his brother. O. II. Culp.
where he is now engaged. Following
the close OF the World war Mr. cuip
was for several months a travelling
representative OF cotton mill ma
chinery concern in New England.
At u meeting yesterday the direct
ors OF the First National bank elect
ed w. II. Barron cashier and II. H.
Ardrey assistant cashier. Both Mr.
Barron and Mr.. Ardrey have been
with the First National as assistant
cashier and teller. respectively. DIR.
j. l.. Spratt. who has been vice pres
tdent and cashier OF the bank for
several years. remains az active vice
preside ent.
Capt. S. w. Parks has succcc lod
a. w. Starnes as manager OF the
store Of tho Fort Mill Coooperaiiye
association. Capt. Parks is an expe-
rienced business man. For several
years he conducted drug store in
Fort Mill prior to the Mexican bor~
der trouble in 1916. when he went
to south Texas as commander of !
the Fort Mill company of tho Ma
tional Guard.
G. G., Johnston OF Baltimore, Md.
has written a letter to his father, J.
w. Johnston OF Fort Mill describing
nm accident which he saw in Bal
ers fell distance OF 80 feet from
ers fell n distance OF 33 feet from
tie scaffolding on ~...,u they were
et work to the roof OF ten stor"
building. An odd feature of the acs
cjdent was that the airplane OF the
baltimore Evening Sun was only 100
yards away and the aviator secured a
Iscture of II which was printed in
that paper the following lay
Fort Mill friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. II. McElhaney were distressed to
learn n few days ago that their 10
year old daughter, Elizabeth. had
been seriously injured in an auto
mobile accident in which her nose
and jawbone were broken and her
skull fractured, 4 TIE little girl was
riding in n car with youth wnen t.,e |
accident occurred In Kershaw near
the home of her patients. She was
at once taken to the Fenncll inurm-
ary in Rock Hill and nothwithstand- |
ing the serious nature OF her inju- |
ries. she is said to be doiig we'll lid I
hope Is held out by the attending
physicians for her recovery =. Ga.
There is considerable interest In
this section in the second Democra &C.
primary to be held next Tuesday for,l
State and county officials. Besidcsl
the nomination tof United States |
senator, either e. ID. Smith or George |
Warren. candidates are to be chosen
for two state and two county offices
Wilson G.. Harvey OF Charleston .ap-i \
Oscar l.. Mauldin of Greenvilie are |
i'm the race for slieuter"n' govcfrier'
and ID. L. Smith or Colleton and
Frank w. shealy Of .EcS'nRtos. 4. for;
raidroad commis sfoner. In the coun-