Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-08
Views and INTERVIEWS
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Stories Concerning Folks and Things
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Some OF winch lou NhoW ahc
Some You Don't know-condensed
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1.-THE road from the York county line
TO Chester is certainly in fine shape
just now" said Il Yorkville man this
IN automobile trip to Chester town.
Work on the York county end Of the
line is progressing rapidly and l be-
levc that in short time we will have
4 pretty good road all the way from
Yorkvillc TO Chester"
Time Getting Ssort.
County treasurer II. e. Neil and his
assistants, Misses Lucia Reid Ewart
and Georgia Blatton would not be sur
prised if there is a regular stampede
of York county citizens paying taxes
just before May l, when the seven
per cent. penalty becomes effective.
There are still hundreds of unpaid tax
claims totaling thousands Of dollars in
York county and the seven per cent.
from the comptroller general instructs
all comfy treasurcrs to attach penal
= ties beginning at 1901 4. IN. May l.
People Patient Sufferers.
"There is no question OF the fact
that the people of Broad River town
ship are patient sufferers" said
speaker before the legislative Gelega-
ton on the Fort Mill road matter the
other morning. During the twenty
two years that the chaingang has
been in existence in York county only
six months Of that time has been spent
in Broad River township and it was
during the winter period. In that
twenty-five years the people of Broad
River township have paid about $780,
900 road money into the county
treasury"
Almost Vacation Time.
A bright young lady, q pupil in the
Yorkville Graded school,. influenced by
The lazy days Of spring, fell to musing
the other day on vacation time. She
wrote these lines and her father, quite
proud of her first poetical effort, hand
ed them to Views and Interviews. Here
il is: ,. =.
Two more months and a few more
days.
Wen pack our books for the holidays!
Thcn--nu moro KS and no more Us.
And no more Caesur-if you please!
No more Science Of the flowers parts,
No more English to break our hearts;
No more Spelling to make US III.
And no more saying.-"You keep still!
No more ringing of the old school bell.
And no more teachers to give us!
-Sth Grader.
YorkviIe Trees.
you know" said lady this morn
inc, II think that ut :his time Of The
year Yorkvlle is most beautiful on ac-
count of the trees. I have been in all
the towns Of the state-or rather most
all Of them and don't know any town
or hamlet as beautiful as is I"rkvil'e
Just row. | remember that when l
went to school, in the fifth grade geo.
graphy was Il geographic sketch Of the
state and the different towns of the
state were mentioned. ! lechll thal
Yurkvillc was noted among other
things for her beautiful shade trees.
She is still 50 noted. When the trees
lct out their foliage and tho birds OF
Spring come it is indeed 4 pretty
place and ]: am glad that live here.
We Read lt-Usc Your Pleasure.
Dear SirS: If you care To puhlish
any more foolishncss, here are few
lines in answer to the Yofkvillc boys
Ode: hut please don't publish my
name. Miss .. g., York Z. +. d.,
April T.: