Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-16
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Fort Mill Times, Aug. II: G. C.
Stewart of Fountain Inn will not be
the superintendent of the Fort Mill
graded school during the 1922 ses-
sion. Some weeks ago Mr.. Stewart
was elected to the position by the
board Of trustees and was expected to
assume his duties at the opening OF
the fall session early next month, but
a letter received a day or two ago by
]. B. Mills, chairman OF the board
from Mr.. Stewards father, DR.. ii. B.
Stewart, of Fountain Inn, states that
Mr.. Stewards health has broken
down. Tuesday Horace Johnson,
state liqnor constable, went before
Magistrate j., r. Halle and, swore out
a warrant for the arrest of II. G..
Wisher, Fort Mill man, on the charge
OF transporting. Wisher is accused OF
having brought into the state from
across the lire in North Carolina a
quantity of whisky. AS yet the war
rant has not be served. Yesterday
Magistrate Halle stated that he had
another warrant for Wisher which he
issued several months ago on similar
charge, but that service of the war
rant had been withheld uDsh an un-
derstanding with the accused. Should
Wisher be apprehended, both war
rants will be served upon him, said
the magistrate..-........The Fort MIL
troop of Boy Scouts returned home
Tuesday afternoon after spending two
weeks In. camp at Chimney Rock, y.
c. No untoward incident or serious
accident occurred during the time the
boys were in camp to mar the pleas
ure of the outing and the boys all got
back in excellent health. Col. w. H..
Minis, acting scoutmaster, stated that
the boys seemed to enjoy every
minute of their stay in the mountains
and he praised the service of John
Russell, colored driver of b. c. Fer
guson's large motor truck, in taking
the boys to and bringing them home
from the capp~o-.....~.~At the morning
service last Sunday, 1.-The Rev. j. b.
Black announced that he had rendered
his resignation as pastor of the Fort
Mil Presbyterian church, to take ef-
feet at once. Mr.. Black has been In
Ill health for some time and in max
ing the announcement of his resigna-
tion he stated that he did not feel lhat
he could do the work any longer.
Monday afternoon Mr.. Black left Fort
Mill for New York city where, it IS
understood, be will enter a hospital
for treatmentsA by specialists.....~.---~-.-.
Baseball is on the upgrade in Fort
Mill. During the last fortnight two
new teams have been organized IL
town, one composed of World war
veterans and the other of members OF
the Tom Hall Guards, local military
ompany........-r~ Baxter. Faris OF Pitts
Vile, Ala, former well known farmer
of the Gold Hill section Of Fort MIL
township, arrived few days ago for
n visit to his relatives and friends IN
this community. Mr.. Faris' home is
in the section of Alabama Which was
invaded several years ago by the holl
weevil and he says tina the farmers
there have learned TO combat it sue
cessfully to some extent.
Lancaster News, August g: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Hair, former residents OF