Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-10-20
NEWS AROUND TOWN.
hort Stories Picked Up by The
8. Times Reporter.

S<s Times Reporter.
ASs. j. T. Young has been ill
ct her home for several days.
Mrs. A. l.. Land Of Newbern,
N. g., is q guest at the home of
her brother, w. L. Boyd, in Fort
Mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mendenhall
s OF McConnellsville were guests of
their relatives in Fort Mill last
week.
" Saturday night j. d. O'Connell
Of Fort Mill had the misfortune
to lose a fine mule which was
! kicked to death by another mule.
Miss Louise Simmons, student
at Winthrop college, was week
end guest of Miss Florence Law
renee at the home of Mr.. and r.
F.. Ardrey.
There is considerable sickness.
q mild form of Influenza. i'm the
Fort Mill community at present.
which is attributed by many to
he dust flying in the atmosphere.
A home to be occupied by John
Hall and his family, who will
move from Lancaster county to
Fort Mill, is being erected in
Whiteville park.
Col. Il. B. Spratt and G. s. Link
have returned from trip they
recently made to Amcricus. Ga.
with the view of securing IL pas
tor for the Fort Mill Prcsbytc-
rian church.
Miss Anna Wolfe came home
from Winthrop college and spent
the weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Wolfe. She
was accompanied by a number of
her classmates.
The Rev. DR.. j. w. ii. DychcS
Monday went to Heath Springs
to assist at the funeral of George
Lewis Mobley, for many years
deacon in the Baptist church at
that place and an ex-supcrviSor
OF Lancaster county.
1t is expected that consider
able number of Fort Mill people
will attend the State fair in Co
lumbla next week. The football
game to be played Thursday be-
tween the teams of the Univer-
sity of South Carolina and Glenn
son college is the principal al
traction for number of young
men who plan to visit the capital
\city for the event.
Friends of Hon. w. ii. Stew
art former Fort Mill citizen. who
has represented York county in
both branches of the General AS
sembly, were pleased to read in
the daily papers Sunday that he
had just been elected superin-
! Stendent <.f the home for Cofcd-
crate soldiers in Columbia. Mr..
Stewart is himself Confederate
veteran. He took charge of the
home Monday morning.
Under special order No. 9 of
kT f. Marchant, colonel com
mahding the First regiment, 5. G.
N. e., Arthur {. Lytle, first lieu
tenant, recently has been ap-
pointed summary court officer of
the regiment. The appointment
carries with it an unusual compli-
ment for Mr. Lytle. as officers be-
low the rank of major are sell
dam appointed summary court
officers. In connection with the
duties of his new Office Mr.. I.y-
tie may find it necessary to visit
from time to time the various
towns of the State in which com
lApanies belonging to the First reg
iment are located.
The all-day services last Sun
day at Pleasant Hill Baptist
church, in the Pleasant Valley
community, proved to be enjoya
BILE and profitable to the large
congregation assembled there.
The weather was almost ideal,
the exercises were well carried
out and the dinner abundant and
varied. The collection for Con-
ME Maxwell orphanage amount
ed to more than $25. In the af-
ternoon addresses well delivered
and well received were made by
Prof. Thomasson of Winthrop
college, j. b. Talbert and l.. ID.
Pitts, all laymen of the FIRST Bap-
tiSt church i'm Rock Hill. on stew