Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-03


II cannot say positively; but ] car
tell YOU that the first time ] noticed
anything of the kind was during las;
August after a troop of Boy Scouts had
been spending short while on the
mountain. I was there few days he
fore the visit of the BOY Scouts, and
everything Was ali right. On my neNr
inspection | noticed many signs OF
wanton mischief.
"But that is not all. Pcop'e have ac-
tually removed the Sronze tablets car
rying the inscriptions. One of the tab
lets had been taken entirely loose; but
us the screws had not been carried cff
was able to put it back. Would not
surprise me, however, if all the tablets
should be stolen some day"
Anxious to Get Away.
Lady dropped into Views and Inter
views office Friday morning carrying
the discharge OF Il soldier with her. 81
understand that all discharged soldiers
who did not bring full army equipment
home with them ut time Of discharge
may obtain the same by making appli-
cntion to the proper officer" She eX-
plaincd. Here is the discharge OF i
colorcd man who lives on my place and
who wants the equipment. I've come
=. & In 1,r> "a
the war department and Try 10 obtain
it for him."
Didn't he have uniform when, he
was discharged?", she was asked.
NO, sir" was the. reply. 'hc was 50
ANXIOUS to get away from he army
bhat he just left all Of his military
clothing and came home wearing civ
ilian suit that he purchased out OF the
money paid him at the time of his dis
charge"
Personal Gl.mpses.
II was Il little dull in town this
morning and the task Of getting up
this column wasn't easy by little bit.
and Interviews about get busy and
hold up your end" and V. Il l. was
hard put TO it. SO Views and Inter
views stopped ten friends on the street
and asked thcm this question: What
is il about your work that you most
dread 10 du:" And each iOr himself
said that the following named tasks,
at home shop, store. office OF 1T what
ever place they earned their daily
bread ui. did their work arc the mos
iiksome:
Frank NJ. notwithstanding guard
over the baby trying to keep it from
crying. The task is irksume because
there is no TWO hours on and toar
hours Off as was the case wi1ea doing
guard duty in the army.
Waiter -. Th"ma**''n--bf all iht
things have tp d" trying /" collect
bills from SLOW pay customers is !he
nar w:,mt ~ get rio "l. d" n"
dread to do amy other work in con-
ncctiun with my business, but t" Try t.
col.c when donations arc poar--thai
10 me is the hardest kind Of Disagree
able work.
Tom W. Quinn-Gctting up in tht
morning. never got used to th'
buglr in the moTning and l am n"t
used 10 il now There is nothing about
Tho DAYS work dread half as much Us
I dread To gcl out of bed in the carly
morning.
C!yde Smi,l,-To have TO wait 0"
uoat,rnctivc men when there arc G3oA
looking and altogether attractive
women wanting tn he waited OH
Luther G.. Thompson Now look here.
there are so many things just nattr-
ally hrSHisc To do you don't want |"
get rlr started ON Il list Of them.
chief of Police Ed ST. e:c--Thrrc arc
many unpleasant. things that duty
forces me tn tln, hut the hardest thing
| hava tn Go. the one which gets next
to me more than anything rl"c Is =
l:ivr 10 !Crk UP Il father VINO has SINAI
children wi.r ;;c!,"nd upon him f'i' sl;'-
sort ard ?;hus:c good name Is 81 much
20 those children.
Mayor T.. y. lIal!--1'" he rnnf'""l-
rd with the rcccSSi.y Of imposing i
:inc uprn Il convictsd d man Wheh
know we'll and good tha! III" depend
.cnts nl ;ha! man will suffer because "'
tho paym"nt nf that fine.
i. E,rnc 81 S;rmup-T!'yin= tn drive my
2u,nmrhic wilrn there is water IN the
gas or II Inrt That omits Il squeak be-
ra,,s" of Insufficient oil
Jimmie the Eiutche:--llhVe 4 hoF
tell M please send her two POUNDS "'
STEAK and val, ON her until SATURDAY
wien sl" knows hluUn!n' wei am
doing Il cash business.
Sheriff Fred Quinn-C;2tting up AT =
in the morning 20 admit TO the c"nh-
tv iai! II drunk or some other prisoner
hr:l.,lt in for Il minor charge
pccrtisSTER APPOINTED