Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-10-04
ESTABLISHED 1855
VIEWS and interviews
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
For Quick Reading.

Some of Which You Know an
Some You Don't Know-Condenset
For Quick Reading.
Cant you notice a big difference il
people in the last thirty days or 81
since cotton has been around twenty
cents a pound?" said Curbstonc phi
losopher Saturday. Most of then
have n smile on their faces and an cN'
preston of, Wei, can sec daylight a
last on their countcnanC2&. That is
the way it looks to me and I've beer
studying people all my life"
Business in Rock Hill.
Rock Hill clothier was talking about
business the other evening. There j,
little doing" said he, despite the fact
that a good deal of cotton is being sold
on this market. Trouble now in the
clothing business is that the weather
is too hot. People are not going tc
buy fall and winter clothing as long as
the thermometer is around so. Wish
it would snow. Darncd if that wouldn't
bring business"
Shy of the South.
well, we have at last landed car
nival for the York county fair" said
Secretary Fewell OF the Fair Associa-
ton the other day And it has been
. big job because it seems from what
can learn that all carnivals are fight
ing shy of the south this fall because
of crop conditions. The carnival We
secured, the Miller shows, mas tie rc!.
utatfon of being one of the best and
clcanest in the country"
Baseball in Gastonia.
The Columbia team of the South
Atlantic League played Dad" Prim's
All Stars three games Of baseball in
Treasurer II. L. Neil had to see two
of the games. They were pretty good
games" Gaid Mr.. Neil in the barber
shop the otkcr evening. "Columbi1
winning two out of the three. IL"
Gastonia fa!s turned out pretty good
for the game
Great FraternaI Town.
"Yolkvillc," observed Il well known
South CaIoliniaE, lis one of the best
fratcrncl towns in the state and in
proportion to population has more cit
izrns who are members of f"at'rni-
ties than any town know. Tier, arc
organizations O. of MaSOns, odd Eel
lows. Jr. q. L. \. VI. Wcodmcn of the
World, and Moose and all tod thc%
must have y membership of at least
200. And that isn't bad out Of 4 total
of about 1900"
The Lockhart Bridge.
9TH" general public is aware that
the Lockhart bridEn has been com
plct,d and traffic over the bridge IS
picking up in volume c''"IE day" said
Mr.. James l.. Dickson, prominent far
mcr of Eullock'S Creek No. |, who was
among the Visitors in NorIviIlc la$!
Saturday. The" is no doubt that tHc
bridge is big hep t. the community.
Mr.. Dickson went on To say. Il cln'i
SAY that Lockhalt has thus far Gain' q
ANY trade from the York county sid" ON
account Of tn" bridge, or tha; York
county towns. especially Sharon. has
gained any trade from the Union c"uH-
" side on account Of the h"idg' liul
= lot more cars are passing down on!
way than was the case before tn.
bridge was completed
Weather in the Mountains.
"Sp"lking of pleasant weather.
,aii ono. I'm iu.i' back in lorl> C"rrr-
Il from Wayu"5vjllv. y. c. ana wish
| were there again. People in
Walncsvillc Lave been sleeping U@d'I
blankets ever since August and thcy
have been toasting their Sims around
the fire so long that they have fo"-
eo.tcn last when. Wayncsvil!" is h.gl"l
than AShcyillc and i%, | thinl;
the mos delightful spot in all ol
western North Carolina. The town
has . population Ci shout 2o.ooo il
summer ana 1000 in winter. Most o.
the tourists who come there in sum
mcg are from the state Of A.uh"m
Just why Alah1ma don't know hul
you'n Grd more people from Alabama
thcrc IN summer than rrom any olh"l
state in the Union. The summcr pot
u.ation is getting out now ana .,
place is getting down to the $3.50
cla!&.'
Spurred Him to Pay.
30 YOU know" said wei know
and wen-to-do citizen of tn" McC"n
acllsvillr ncighborhcod to Views an
interviews the other day, that it i
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