Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-03-03
NEWS AROUND TOWN.
snort Stories Picked Up Here ana
There by The Times Reporter.


There by The Times Reporter.
Mrs. w. j. Caveney of Rock Hin
was the weekend guest Of her niece,
Mrs. w. L. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs F. C. Rodgers. Jr..
and their children of Badin, N. c.,
are spending several days with rela-
tives N Fort Mill.
Miss Lorraine woodan of Chester.
town, Nd, has arrived in Fort Mill
and taken charge for the spring sea.
son Of the millinery department at
PDtterson's.
Mai James d. Fulp, superintendent
OF the public schools at Abbevilie,
spent last Friday and Saturday In
fort Mill at the home of his mother,
Mrs. A. o. Jones.
capt +. Murray Mack attended In
charleston last week the annual
meeting of the Grand Lodge, Ancient
free Masons OF South Carolina, az
the representative Of Catawba lodge.
No. Sc, Fort Mill. =
Miss Edna Lawrence was able Mon
day morning to return to her duties
as teacher of English in the high
schooI department of the sFort Mill
graded school after being III OF meas
les at her home at Sharon for several
days. = 49,.
Mrs. ]. McGrcgor of Huntsville.
Ala. daughter OF Mrs. Augusta Culp
or Fort Mill. has been seriously III MT
nor home for several days. but word
received from ..er bedside a day O,
TWO ago said that she was cors,ucr
ably improved.
quarters for the Fort Mill troop
10y scouts of America, have been
nt'ed ups in the graded school build
ing and with the coming of spri,g
renewed interest in the organization is
ncing manifested. Bruce II. Stribiing
Is scoutmaster of the troop.
Sergt. Robert B. White. who for
NUMBER OF years had been n member
ot the hospital corps at Fort McPher.
son, Atlanta, has been transferred tn
rort morgan. Alabama. Sergt. Whites
nome Is in Fort Mill township. He
has been. in the army for 2O-odd
years.
B. M. Bradford is erecting n store
room OF. East Hall street in which he
expects to open n grocery business
witnin the next month. Mr.. Brad
iord Is an experienced groceryman,
having for years been engaged in
the business in Fort Mill and nearby
towns. T%E
The Rev. w. f. McIlwaine. d. D.,
pastor OF Presbyterian church -.
Ecnsacola. Fla, has been tho guest
FOR several days OF his brother, c. c.
Mciiwaine. in Fort Mill DIR. Nell
Waine Is to he one of the witnesses
In the Ross Will case now being tried
Mt Monroe, n. c.
j. Lee Capps of Fort Mill SUNDAY
received word of a painful accident
with which his brother. c. I. Camps.
met in Jacksonville. Fla, SATURDAY,
afternoon. Mr.. Capps operates
foundry in Jacksonville and an oil
tank on which he was doing some r.,
pair work exploded, burning seriously
his left arm and side g..
I. "A. IL. Tice. superintendent of the
mechonical department OF the Rock
Hill Record, who has many trends in
Fort MIL. had his left arm seriously
cut while oiiing a linotype n few days
ago Mr.. Tice was at the rear Of the
machine oiling 1t when the operator
started the machine without observ-
ing what Mr. Ticc was doing.
The Rev. r. G. Lee, d. D., pastor
of the Baptist church at Edgefeld.
who is n son of Mr. and Mrs. d. A.
Lee of Fort Mill, has announced that
hc Will accept the call extended him
few weeks ago by the First Baptist
church OF Chester. one of the strong
"st churches Of the denomination I'm
the state. DIR. Lee is at present con-
Quoting meeting at the University
or South Carolina. Columbia:
There are said to he no indications
OF resumption of work at Carharrt
mill No. 2. at Carhartt. notwithstand-
Ing the report which was circulated
several weeks ago to the effect that
differences having been settled he
tween the owner of the mill. Ham
lton Carhartt. and the employees
who went on strike last April. 1t was
n matter Of n few days only until the
plant would again be in operation.
Yesterday The Times was informed
that many of the houses in the mill
village are still uneccupied and that
no families have recently moved into
the village
Miss Clarolcnc Carothers teacher
In the high school department OF The
Fort Mill graded school. was painfully
injured last Thursday aftern oon by
being struck on the head by Il swing
Ing door at the school and has since
been connned to her room. Miss c.
rotners was unconscious for n while
foiiowins the accident. She was
ahcut to pass through the door when
wns opened Hurriedly from the ID
posite side and struck her vita con-
siderable force. II wa feared for a
day or two that II might become rec.
ossary for Miss Carothers to undergo
eG oI c"ation as II re",;it OF the injury.
hut yesterday hcr ccnGition was soiI
Ia be considerably improved.