Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-09-01
NEWS ABOUND TOWN.
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b6vllle.
Miss Annie Parks has returned
from q visit to friends and rela-
tives at LOckhart and Union.
b. f. Patterson of Columbus.
Ga, was the guest of his relatives
III Fort Mill for several days re-.
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Kimbrell
and their children spent the last
weekend with relatives in Co.
lnmbia.
Miss Julia Smith of Lancaster
ard Miss Ella Mackorell of York
were guests this week of Miss
Hattie Belk..
E. r. Patterson is in Baltimore
this week OH business trip con-
nected with his mercantile estab-
lishment in Fort Mill.
Miss Mary Culp of Wilmington.
n. c., is spending several days in
Fort Mill at the home of her
mother, Mrs. M. E. Culp.
Miss Julia Boyd returned to
her home in Fort Mill few days
ago, after spending two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. j. j.. Stew
art, in Mount Holly, N. c.
Mrs. Agnes Harris Of Charlotte
was the guest Sunday of Mrs.
w. +. Harris at the Palmetto
hotel. Mrs. Harris returned only
few days ago from trip to
Niagara Falls. Canada and New
York city.
w. II. Howard of Mount Holly,
N. c., spent Saturday and Sun,
day in Fort Mill as the guest of
relatives. Mr.. Howerd is one of
The Times good friends who says
he could not get along very well
without the paper.
The two Fort Mill banks will
be closed next Monday in observ-
ance of Labor day and at the post
office Sunday hours will be OBJ
served. There will be no deliver
les by the rural letter carriers.
A. Y. Williamson left Fort Mill
Saturday afternoon for Ports
mouth, Ohio, where is located the
headquarters of shoe concern
for which he travels. He expects
to return to Fort Mill the latter.
part of the week.
K. r. Grier. DR., and Charlton
Garrison, members of the Fort
Mill military company. left few
days ago Tor Camp Perry, OHIO,
to participate in the national ri
fle match of the National Guard.
They are members of the South
Carolina team entered i'm the
rifle contests.
Announcement is made -by N.
H. Carothers that preaching ser
wees are to be held each evening
next week, beginning Monday
evening, at S:l5 o'clock, at Mas
sey school house, three miles
south OF town, by the Rev. w. r.
Bauknight, pastor of st. John s
Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. Massey. DIR.
and Mrs. II. S. Kirkpatrick, Mrs.
Mary Ardrey and Mrs. Sue Spratt
of Fort Mill and b. H. Massey of
Rock Hill formed a party of the
descendants and other kinsfolk
of the late Capt. B. II. Massey
who recently spent two days and.
nights at the old Massey home
stead in kershaw county, two
miles north of Camden.
Missse Clyda and Florence
Lawrence are guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. F. T.. Ardrey. Next
Tuesday Miss Florence Lawrence
will begin her duties as a grade
teacher in the Fort Mill public
school and Miss Clyda Lawrence
Will leave a few days hence for
Suffolk, Va, where she is to
teach during the session of the
city schools to open next week.
There has been no cotton pick.
ed i'll Fort Mill township this sea.
son, so far as The Times is in.
formed. I'm many fields the cot.
ton is opening rapidly. however.
ana IT is thought that picking
VIII be more or less general in
the next ten days. Most of the
cotton land i'll Fort Mill township
Is red clay. On land of this char
acter cotton does not mature as
early as it does on lighter land.
ii. q. Rogers. X. r. ID. carrier,