Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-01-13

ne Plns 10 Mil OF the Chadwick
54oslrin1@Z Z160p xelun3ed operations
Monda5 n,trninS following sus-
pension ok several weeks
The 1s-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. Ia Mencham has been critically
III for several days. but the condition
OF the little boy was reported consid-l
erably improved this. morning.
Osmond Barber a few dys ago
butchered two 8-months-old Duroc-
Jersey pigs which weighed 500
pounds each and showed that they
had taken Oh more than pound of
flesh day.
The Fort Mill Lumber company is,
about to complete the erection of a
six-room bungalow for Mrs. Sue
her son. DIR. j. l.. Spratt, in the
Sprattville section of town.
A. b. Smith. cotton grader for
York county. spent Monday in Fort
Mill grading several hundred bales
Of cotton stored in the Fort Mill cot
ton warehouse. Monday morning Mr..
Smith will return to Fort Mill and
spend the day here grading cotton
Tor farmers whose cotton is brought
to him for that purpose.
For the next five weeks The
Times will be forced to the eXpedi-
ent of using in part ready print
service, owing to the fact that the
editor Will find It necessary to bn IN.
Columbia much of the time on ac-
count of his connection with the Leg.
islature. After March I the paper
will be all home print as usual,
Two small tracts of Fort Mill town
ship land We're sold at auction in
front of the Savings Bank of Fort
Mill Saturday at noon to settle the
estate of the late w. NJ. Adkins. who
died several weeks ago. Both tracts
were bid in by Robt. T.. Grier, Jr.. at
a nominal price. The land was ad.
vertised as the property Of Mr.. and
Mrs w. A. Medlin.
The statement was made Saturday
afternoon by S. L. Meacham. proprt-
etor of the Fort Mill telephone eX-
change, to a delegation OF citizens
from the Gold Hill and Flint Hill
sections of Fort Mill township that
arrangements would be made at
once to reestablfsh phone connection
over the local lines with the Pineville
exchange, the connection having
been discontinued shortly after Mr..
Meacham sold the Pineville exchange
several weeks ago. 1t still Is possible
to get phone connection between
Fort Mill and Pinevlile over the Bell
lines but at a cost which subscribers
OF the local exchange wish to avoid.
appointment of officers by the ses-
sion of the Fort Mill Presbyterian
church-for the Sunday school for the
current year was announced Sunday
morning as follows: +. Murray Mack,
superintendent; Thos. B. Spratt, as
sistant superintendent; l.. M. Mas
sey, secretary, and o.. T. Culp, as
sistant secretary. Teachers for Is
classes OF the Sunday school were
also announced at the same time.
Mr.. Massey succeeds l.. w. kimbrell,
who has been secretary of the Sun
day school for the last 25 years. The
church officers also selected George
Fish choir director in charge OF the
music for the services and Miss Lucy
Fish as organist, with Miss Louise
Parks assistant.
Tuesday afternoon the annual
stockholders meeting of the Fort
Mill National Farm Loan association
was held in the office OF c. 5. Link,
secretary, and directors for the year
were elected as follows: s. e. Bales,
]. ]. Bales. w. II. Crook, w. III.
Jones, b. ]. Alexander, Fred Minis,
S. E. White. The new loan commit