Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-14
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,:;:Eett Mil Times, June. 9: J. Lee
Capps il and: / bis family: moved last
Thursday: From Port Mil to. jackson
VILE, Fla, where he Will be associated
in business with one of. his two broth
ers, living in that city. Mr. Capps and
his family have. many friends in Fort
Mill who regretted to see them leave.
i...!..:adiss julia Boyd gave the members
of her girls Sunday school class at the
Fort Mill Presbyterian. church a de-
iighteul outing on one Of the streams
near town recently. Picnic dinner was
served and. games Of various kinds
helped make the day one Of pleasure
for, the. children.--...-....Mrs. r. NJ. En-
win and Miss. .Juanita Erwin were at
Clemson college Tuesday evening to
witness the graduation; of Mrs. Err
Wins youngest son. William Erwin.
Mrs. Erwin's other. son. Robert Erwin,
has been a student at. Clemson for the
past two years and next year he will
be a. member Of the junior class........-
."Old, Beauty. famous foX-hound
which r. R. Garrison recently shipped
to .Buck" Bryant in. Washington after
Mr.. Bryant had tried unsuccessfully
for several wears to- induce Mr.. Garri-
son to. part with the dog, was lost in
a chase a, few. nights. ago and has not
been recovered, according to letter
RECEIVED in Fcrt Mill from Mr. Bryant
this :week.---.-In the. recent reorgani::
zation: of the First regiment, N. G.. 5.
C., Of which the. Tom, Hill Guards OF
Fort Mill Is a unit, the letter assigned
the company. was :"E", instead of the
familiar "G". which, the company had
borne for years. "K" was the original
reeimental letter of the old Fort Mill
Light Infantry, but several years ago
In a battalion shift of the First reg1-
ment the company5drew, the letter C
.:..s::........:Pat, Rodgers, we'll known Fort
Mill Irishman, left recently for Visit
ia Philadelphia to his four sisters
whom he had not seen since ne left
: Ireland ;. for. America ~ years, ago.
Some years after Pat emigrated to THIS
country his sisters also came to Amer
lea to make their home, but got no
farther southftfiaaari Philadelphia. Dur
Ing ri! the years that have since rolled
round Pat had not found 1t convenient
to visit his sisters until last week..
Rev. J.. w. H. Dyches, pastor preached
"a special sermon to the Junior B. 7. T.
U. Of the Fort Mill Baptist church
Sunday evening, using the motto OF
the union, What shall l render unto
the Lord for all his benefits toward
me?"-Ps. 1862 The union attained
tn "a honor roll the last quarter. 1t has
10 members, seven of whom made per-
feet records during the quarter Four
teen of its members are systematic
givers, eight of these being tithers
Lancaster News, June 10: T.. Cleve
Dunlap and family of York. are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C.. R Simmons at the
Royal hotel........L. l.. Bowers was
struck. by an automobile about lo
o'clock last night near the residence
of DR.. Strait on Chesterfield avenue.
His left leg was badly hurt and his
rirht wrist broken. Mr. Bowers had
stopped his car and was standing with
one foot on the, running board and the
other on the ground when a car
driven by. Waddell Hunter struck him.
He was given medical attention and
taken 10 his home and today was rest
ing we'll. l........Five. occupants of a big
'Winton- Six automobile were badly in
.juTed at 1890 last night when the car
at ,high speed struck the Twelve-Mlle
Creek bridge on the Charlotte road ana
turned completely over, pinning un-
.derneath. the. five mon. One or two
managed to free themselves and eX-
tricated. the others, DR.. McNalr ot
Waxhaw, was sent for and reached the
scene about one o'clock this morning.
He. rendered first aid to the injured
men and at two o'clock ambulances
arrived from Charlotte and took them
there to a hospital. The men were
Glider .Craver, Roger Craver. Frank
York, Robert Masterman and Charles
Skinner, the latter having com
pound. fracture of a leg. One Of the
othcrs: had his nose broken and all
were more or, less seriously cut and
bruised. The men were on their wa|
to. the dance given last night in tho
Maclsey hall: Just why they failed !"
see, ior disregarded il they saw, the
several detour. signs before reaching
the bridge is not explained. The
bridge has been closed for more than
two weeks and was barricaded at
both ends. In addition TO this MI.
Hay. chaingang foreman. stated TINS
morning that lighted lantern was
placed on the end of the bridge where
the car struck.
Chester Reporter, June 9: At
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