Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10
ESTABLISHED 1855
Views and interviews
Brief Local Paragraphs Of More or
Less Interest.
PICKED UP BY ENQUIRER REPORTERS

Stories Concerning Folks and Things
Some of Which You Know and
Some You Don't know-Condensed
Fer Quick Reading.
"Yes, we ginned only about ten bales
of cotton the past week." said Sunday
Bob Quinn, ginner5 at the Horkvllle
Cotton Oil cqmpany's Plant. There is
lot of cotton in the hands of farmers
in this country unginned. though MI.
Quinn went on to say, "and wouldn
Nbe surprised if a good deal of it isn't
carried over until next fall before 1t is
ginned. There are a number of farm
ers who haven't had ginned hardly a
single bale Of last years CROP
On Light Diet.
Had twenty-five Winthrop college
girls in here for breakfast this morn
ing" said u Yorkville restaurant pro-
prietor, Saturday night as he swapped
warns with Views and Interviews over
steak and eggs. Girls were over To
stand the county teachers examination.
They didn't want much to eat-in TACT
hardly anything but coffee or tea. The
total bill for the orders of the twenty
two was $3.50 But that is'all right !
was Just as glad to have them as II
they had eaten s22 worth Of stuff.
Here's hoping they patronize my place
every time they come to town.
Subject for Hospital.
Paul Sistare, white boy Of Rock Fl!El,
recently sentenced to six months on the
county chaingang, following his plea OF
guilty to entering Rock Hill whole
sale grocery, is more u subject for n
hospital than he is for the changing
according to Jim Robinson, chalngang
puard. who was in Yorkville Sunday.
"Sistare hasn't been able TO do any
work since he came to the gang 10
amount to anything" said Robinson
HE is in bad physical shape and hard
ly has strength enough to raise a
shovel"
The Sistare boy is about IS years Old.
Rock Hill is a Good Town.
you've got to hand it to Rock Hill
and winthrop college, when it comes
to putting things over" remarked last
Saturday a Yorkville man who was
talking about the pageant at winthrop
"They know how to do things over
there and whatever they do ii is sue
cess, Here Rosa Ponsel!e, famous ORA
matte soprano, was at the college just
q few weeks ago and sang to huge
crowd and now the pageant with the
greatest number of people present lhat
the town ever saw. They've just COM
Melted a successful drive for the l. NJ
C. A.. and now the streets are Deshs
laid with asphalt. Some town! Ano
I'll agree, it is good town.
Good Weeks Business.
The past week was an unusua l!E sooo
business week in Yorkvillc. according
TO inquiries made of men III dlttefeh'
lines of trade last Saturday. Money
appeared to be little more free than
rsuoI and the clerks were kept fairly
busy. "Busier today than we nave
been on Saturday in some time past
said Wilkerson. the barber.
Did you get much money j. NJ
1.cr,uson of the Mackorcll Ferguson
company was asked, and the fcpiS
came: Yep. did very vel.
Had about all we could handlc'
said DR.. S. *. Lowry Of the Yo:k Drug
Storea
And the answers from twenty vi
more were pretty much along the sam
line.
Worry.
Says Jason Kelly in the Locomotive
Engineers Journal:
7, itsn', the sounds. rattle, or pounds
or the engines you may have run
Nor the strenuous trip. that wenkcns y"u'
grip.
Nor the miles you've made my son
Nor the scorching heat. or rain or slce'.
Nor the winters biting cold;
Bu, worse than shocks or even hard RnoeES'
Is the worry that makes you old.
y,, can lake n brace. and chccrfuly face
Your trials. at day or night:
You can drive along. with merry sang
Whenever your heart is right:
IF the heart is light. there is pur delight
In the hardest tasks you do
But worry you'll find. makes the hardest Erih'
Out Of the simplest tasks for you.
7, isn't the worry that's caused by the hurry
And the hardships Of things you've d'ne
Nor the o,pn switch. or the yawnInE dltch'
That YOU know may be waiting s'n
Nor The burden OF years. but the hanntlh;
fears.
M, The troubles that fate may hold:
Eut those we borrow. cause most OF the sorrow
And worry tha; makes us old
Up Against It.
y textile worker of l"rkvllie WE
talking it over the other night. Ht"a'
rather blue and dcspundcnt ana pc'
haps he had IL right to be. Nliu h'
We'll | am getting 81 less on the Wrri
.,., I ,l;,t in 7g1j There are SCS