Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-24
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LUnDENSED FUN VUiuh hLhp'hu !!
Some Items; m Of Fact, some Of Comment
shnd,AliHsltFns, ID Give an Idea of
Whst, OH Neiahbors Are Saying and
Doing:
Fort Mill Times, May 1s: The de-
presssion., which Struck the. country
some months ago has had the effect
of INCREASING the number of hoboes to
be seem sff beating rides on freight trains
which pass pass through Fort Mill. On ono
nl1;otEthbsalitd freight nain.whioh passed
here few days ago four white men
and two, negroes, were seen riding the
rods or standing between box cars.
How many, if any, 'boes were inside
empty box cars on the some train no
one could see: When; times; were flush
4 few months ago and jobs were easy
to get, apparently there was a short
age Of the usual number of hobocs' but
conditions have changed since hard
times came about last summer. Now
rod-riders and other train:-beats are
so plentiful as to give the train crews
considerable annoyance.........T Pres
byterian' church of Pinevile Is with
out pastor. About three years ago
a call was = extended to, the Rev.
George F. Robertson and nc came
frcfm East tennessee TO take up the
work, in which he continued up TO
few weeks ago, without ever having
officially accepted the call however.
Some time ago, Mr.. Robertson received
another CALL this time from a. churcn
in Bristol, Va Tenn, which ne accept
cd: and left few days ago with his
family to make his home in that CITY,
Few perhaps OF the rrianY'peop's
ofEthis section who ride between fort
Mil and Rock Hill on the midday
trains from the Kingrille branch OF
the Southern know that frequently the
little locomotives pulling the trains on
which they are passengers have oee''
in service since the old ,;3C's road was
built in the sos, So-odd. sIears ago
Such however. is the case: e.; There le arc
two or r. three of these $Atstistlocomo- ::
tives which still make; more or less
regularly the round triKhst@een COL
umbia. and Charraftt * They were hrst
used on the ~scts ee,ts3ssgsR9sk 5s Hill
and Marion. N. c.. ace5fang to the
statement Of A. B.. withsgaofs Jack
sonville, Fla, Fort Mill naR Who at
the time was a machinistin sths shops; l':
Of the road at Blacksburg: sFhc loco-
motives having been keptin good re-
pair andfnever having Ahetswfth ssri-
Gus accident, are still in good cona'-
tion and capable of pullihg; light trains IN,
on schedule time a8sez .Sapns, ses =
returned TO Fort Mill SUNDAY ,a1'et
spending item days with his; brothers
G. I. capps and HarvfS:gapps' both
former citizens Of this section, ID
Jacksonville, Fla. While in the 4 fioE: 10.
ida metropolis Mr.. Capps was o1tereo one
a position with the Times nion 10
become assistant to. his brother
Harvey Capps, chief linotype machin-
ist on that paper, which has battery
Of IT MACHINES. AS yet MI: .Capps y
undecided whether he will accept the
offer of The Times Union or become
associated in business with his pro'n-
or c. l.. Capps, in.a brass foundry
which the latter operates IN JACKSON
,5,,e should he make up his nina 10
move to that city..-..--...A weooihs "
interest to many Fort Mill people tooN
place in Bethesda township a le"
miles south Of Rock Hill, yesterday
afternoon at o'clock when MISS An
ME Hall Byers was married 10 III. Z"
p Afford dentist Of Dillon.-..........lhe he
Rev w. 4. Tobin, pastor of the Ca'n-
o,,c church at Rock Hill, spent Ipes-
day and. Wednesday morning VIII"
friends in Fort Mill..........Roach naNe''
weaver at mill No 2, Fort Mil! Manu-
featuring company, got his right hano
caught in loom while at work rH. :.
day and before he could extrlcate IL
;+,ro of his fingers were so badly mash
cd that amputation was necessary'---'.-''
Prof. r. NJ. Smith, who taught
the classiin agriculture at the session
or the Fort Mill graded school which
ia to end next week. expects 10 DC
connected with Mississippi Agricullur-
al md Mechanical college during 'he
1922 session.
Chester Reporter, May f9: MIS-
Sarah Ann Quinton died yesterday
at her hcne on Saluda street. ruhei-
al today at 10 4. m., ut her late resi-
jcnce and burial in Evergreen cct''e-
tery conducted by Rev. j. L. Iray"lcN
assisted BY Dr. +. Shepperson'.''--''-l ''c
Sunday School League had Il most
auspicious, appropriate ana 10 Neep
up the hllitcration. a, L. T. OPEN
inr Tuesday afternoon when 'he
sccedcrs copped The opening contest
Of the season at the expense oi lhe
Ran,ist Married at 9h'-
lob cottage, Chester. 5. c. May H.
1921. Mr.. John b. Cornwcil' ana MISS
Virginia Stone, both of Chester 'IeN'
). r. TraSwick, acting pastor ol ''e''',
- - c,,,,cl, officiating. Mi. ana