Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-10
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Fort Mill Times, May o. announce
ment of11an; engagement of local inter
est which has just been made is that
Of clsrsgee sIsink, Jr.. of Lancaster,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Link Of Fort
Mill, to Miss Ruby Lucille Anderson,
ofsWillialnston, who are to be married
in June. Miss Anderson is the daugh-
ter of the Rev. and Mrs. ]. F. Anderson
and at present is teaching in the Abbe-
Vile public School Miss Nora Burke
and S. G. Bassinger, young couple from
Charlotte,-N.s c., were married by Mag
istrate j. r Halle Saturday afternoon.
MI. BSssfngef IS said to have stated in
a. low tone of voice that he and his
bride came to South Carolina to be
married: to escape a possible display OF
mother-ln;law, ,objection' to him',....
Petitions addressed; to, the board of
co1nuuissi dnersc Of York county, asking
that tythe, road recently opened by Mr.. S.
E. Bales in ,ForthNfill township be ae-
ceptedeas a, public road are being cir
culated among the freehold voters OF
the. toiW9nshiip. aTie road begins in Fort
Mil township at Bales bridge and in
tersects; the -Dobey's bridge road a mile
and a.ilalf south of town. If. the coun-
ty taKesa>oVer errroad! it is said et-
forts will then be made to have the
government declare liza post road.-..
Farmers of Fort Mill township are
piannsng:to plant several hundred acres
of their lands this year to o,velvet beans
One shipment OF 60 bushels of the
beans was. received by farmers of the
lower, section of the township few
days ago independent Of many smaller
shipments which have recently been re-
ceived for local planting. Velvet beans
are highly recommended as forage
crop and. are usually grown with corn
or cane, but they amt especially good
for folks to eat in the opinion Of ne
gro inmate of an insane asylum who
was was seen l,nnidsticating n1outhful Of
green ones.....-...Three hours and thirty
minutes were consumed Tuesday even
Ing in the hearing In Magistrate J. R.
Ffailes court of a. case against White
Baker, Oscar Parks, Allen Knight. and
Zeb. Gordon, all Of Fort Mill, on the
charge of disorderly conduct before the
Jury returned verdict of not guilty
The warrant was sworn out by W. H.
mckinney. Another warrant. sworn
out by Ed Mckinney, charges Allen
Knight with assault and battery with
intentoto kill. This case is yet to be
disposed of, by the magistrate. Both
cases grew out of a disturbance Sun
day afternoon two miles north OF town.
...J. NJ. Bracket and his family
are again ! living in Fort Mill after
having made their home in Hunters
vile, N. c., for the last two years.-~:'--
Mrs. George Hall of Charlotte. n. c.,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. crane
OF Fort Mill, Is q patient at Charlotte
hosnital. where she was operated upon
for appendicitis few days ago.
An address which pleased about loo
farmers of the community was deliver
ed In the Fort Mill town hall Satur-
day afternoon by DR.. \. E. Winters OF
Clemson college, who is an expert on
soils and fertilizer........-...The Fort Mill
ball team Saturday afternoon connect
ed with the minor end of to score
ina game with Great Falls on the
latter teams grounds. The poor field
ing was attributed the loss OF the game:
The next game of the locals is schedui-
ed for Saturday afternoon with the
Pineville team of the Mecklenburg
cdhnty. league in, Fort Mill........-...J. Lee
Capps has given up the place ne. mas
held for several years with the Fort
Mill Lumber company and left yester-
day. morning for Jacksonville F!a''
where he will spend several days with
his two brothers who live in that city.
MIR. capps said it was not improbable
that he would later move with MS
family to Jacksonyille....---..The military
bureau Of. the war department has ap-
proved the report made on the condl-
tion OF the Tom Hall Guards by Maj.
3. r. Ristine, following his inspection
G.; the company on March %. Among
other complimentary references to the
company, which received good rating,
is the statement that Fort Mill is a
community Of only 1000 people and
that "the company has for many years
been a matter Of general interest and
pride. This has been increased by the
service Of the company in the world
war"
Chester Reporter, May 5: Mrs. Ida
Revels, of Cornwell. r. F. D. No. l. died
Monday; night, and was buried Tuesday
afternoon at Bethlehem church, service
BY Rev. j. w. Smell. Mrs. Revels was
about 40 years Of age. and leaves 4
husband. Mr.. T. A. Revels, and one
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