Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-11-01
ESTABLISHED 1855
VIEWS and interviews
Brief Local Paragraphs Of More or
Less Interest.
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Stories Concerning Folks and Things
Some of Which You Know and
Some You Don't Know-Condensed
For Quick Reading.
J. L. ,Templetor of Smyrna No. ,
and w. B. Rudisill of Glover were in
Yorkville Saturday afternoon with the
back seat of their Ford loaded down
with 'possum dogs. "Rudisill and
have been on a little dog swapping and
buying trip" said Mr.. Templeton'
Good 'possum dogs are mighty scarce
in this section but we have picked up
a few that we have 10 trouble in dis
posing of at a good price"
The State Fair.
well, | have attended my last state
fair" said a we'll known York count!
man who attended the fair il Colum-
bia last week. There's mighty little
satisfaction in going to state far.
Hotels and boarding houses are al
wavs crowded; it looks to me like CO.
lumbNa merchants put up the price OF
everything during fair week and there
is such q tumble and confusion that II
isn't worth while going and think l
am done"
RsIiaion Still Sticking.
Good effects of the Gypsy Smith
evangelistic campaign held here re-
Gently are still evident on every side
and indications are that they Will be
evident for years to come" said ROCK
Hill man last Saturday. by that |
mean that there are lots Of people at
tending church and Sunday school
now who formerly did not do So Some
people here who had been at outs with
other people for years made friends
again as a result of the meeting and it
has helped in just lots Of ways"
He's Against It.
81 am not going to have any more
hunting on my place" said Mr.. w. i.
Hemphin Of the Bcersheba neighbor-
hood. Saturday. Il don't want my
birds shot up and l am not going TO
have it. Whether the partridges eat
boil weevils or not, ] cannot say yet
I have never examined the crops of tn
birds to see. But we all know that the
birds don't do any harm, and / know
they do a lot of good. Anyhow l am
simply not going TO stand for any
shooting on my place" And he looked
as if he meant II.
The North Read.
Looks like the authorities building
the North road through Kings Noun
tain township to the Castor c"Gn'y
line are going to have trouble getting
teams and hands unless they raise the
price being offered for teams and
hands" said a Bowling Green citizen
II understand that the sum of s. per
day has been paid for team and
hand and numbers of peop'c who have
been furnishing them at this price say
that it is not enough, and they VII!
have to have more or else. The WORK
has been at a standstill for some time
now because al hands were busy with
the crops; but when the work is re
sumed the price for teams will likely
have TO be increased"
Trouble About Income Taxes.
quite a number OF Rock Hill peo-
pic. including myself. are having trou-
bic with Uncle Sans inconC tax col
lectors now, the collectors claiming
we didn't pay enough income taxes in
1920" said a prominent Rock Hill
citizen the other evening. In my case
the mistake was made through igror-
anco although l don't rcckon that is
going to keep me from paying the
extra tax and a penalty as well. IN
dcrstand the collectors are after quite
= number of allcge! beck taXes and
that they are going 10 be busy with
people in all sections of York county
for some time to come. Lots OF folks
worrying about it. including myself"
Boil Weevil in Fairfield.
1--WE made around 10000 bales Of
cotton in Fairfield county last yc2
and we may make onc-third that
amount this year. That gives vow
some idea of what the boil wcevil has
done for u.s." said W. Is. Turner
prominent livestock dealer @rd farm
er of Fairfield county to Views and
Interviews the other afternoon. Mr..
Turner was in York county on buSl-