Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-03
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Brief Local Paragraphs Of More or
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Stories Concerning Folks and Things
Some of Which You Know and
Some You Don't know-Condensed
Fer Quick Reading.


Fer Quick Reading.
"Yorkville has been without real
baseball team for some years" said this
morning a Yorkvillc man; but l tell
you there is the material fer a cracker
jack team in that American Legion
bunch and if those boys will just play
the best brand of ball they can they'll
prove we'll nigh invincib!c against the
teams Of surrounding towns and if they
play good baseball they'll get good
town support watched them work
out the other afternoon and l know
baseball material where l sec it..
Here's the best uf luck to the American
Legion baseball team and may they
provide much pleasure for baseball fans
hereabouts this summer
Consider the Doctor.
A well known Glover doctor was
talking things over the other afternoon.
He wasn't talking especially for pub
lication; but anyway here's what he
said: 1.-The farmers and other folks are
whining and grooming about tight
times and hard times and all that sort
of thing; but just wonder if they ever
stopped to consider the doctors who
are doing mighty little whining. Out
of all the practice that l did last year
! haven't received enough cash to pay
for the gasoline necessary for my auto
mobile in order for me to visit my pa
tents have thousands of dollars on
my books; but 1 haven't collected
$1,000. ! dare say that nearly every
doctor in the state is in the same f:;.
am not kicking though; but | do get
booming tired Of hearing some people
talk who evidently want 10 make it ap-
pear that they arc the only class who
have been hit.
The Future.
Bunch Of travelling men sitting IN
front OF the Shandon hotel the ether
evening were talking about things gen.
orally and more especially the future.
Truly it is fact that we never know
what is going to happen said one man
past middle age who sells shoes out Q!
Baltimore l don't mean to be braS-
g;ne; but twenty ono years aga nov
- ltad the s!ightCs: idc:: that | w"ui
get along IN the world as well as J nave
done. Twcnty-Onc years ago t"niSht
| was married and holding iii my arms
i,h ~ n
nv pocket, in the hank or anywhere
else. | wasn't on the road then and the
work was doing was not very proilta-
hle. But that wife and that baby made
me get 20 work. l am making 5000
a year today and that boy graduates
this year from Dartmouth college. Sill
| may lose my job tomorrow Truly
one never knows what is next
A Small. Town at Noon.
"'rhis is quite expressive of The aver
age small town. don't you think" snid
a lady this morning as she handed
Views and Interviews this clipping:
The twelve o'clock whistle
Tears the soft noon air.
Joe Glenn. the barber.
Leaves the worn red-vclsct chair,
Changes the linen coat
With the i.rn brass buttons missiHc.
iIanri the Back. .ni-l l-o clcck sii'n
Nhovc The door lettering, which tells llic world
Skavcs are - cents, baths, 50 cents. and n;!r-
cu,s, 80 cents,
t3d that "Laundr; taken Tuesday IL d>iit-
cred Friday
I'LL. and Tho ~ rect
20 the Basket Grocery. james Crawford.
Prop.
I.e buys Il :,p,lnd nf sliced ham and .!ys.
"Caar:c t." to James Crawford. l:np.
George Dickinson. the postmaster.
Leaves the u .aO delivery
To Miss EMILY Starkwcathev
Aad ,c,s the midday French leaf
From Martins Bakery Fresh Cai:,S. Hits and
Cookies"
Warmer today" says Mrs. Martin.
Mother Of s"ven, three Of WHOM are 3'cac;;'.
The H"w hank clerk
Ninc2s across from the First Nai2!I::l
70 The Chocolate Shop.
lie orders matted milk from jim Cr@wdcr
the clcrk.
Mono: is t%ncring ~ 10 t"at the bal'I, h"
SayS.
Lon;: Larcn. brakeman on the l:.G2 slow
freight:
Orders "cura;ry sausage. with apple Sau""
bread free
Over the counter q! :hc ''C2a;cr Cafe. Tables
for Ladies'
Crawfcrds delivery Ford ,t:,lS arnu:sd tho City
Hall corner
And inc sm" CT Lcc:stca!. snnt""sd in on-
ion;
Sweeps d"wn from the r"n'cd rooms IL Tie
Epbinson block.
Above Martins Bakery and St;lls;'a.; &.a:io:-
cry store.
In.o ;..c WARM emptiness of Main street.
battle-ground Eandal7.
what there is in them that n:nt:TS
them act that wa. | can't s"y: hit
among The visitors Ia Kings Mountain
battle-ground there are many wEa just
simply cannot irc satisfied unless they
infict damage nn the property
The speaker WAS 1Ir. 5. r. GGfnrtA,
wnn lives within about half Il mil" "i
the monument. and who has occasion
20 so over the famous battlefield fire.
uncntly.
DO YOU know" Il" continued il !"
talk with Views and Interviews last
Saturday. chat they have actuHllE h' "n