Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-12

do feel like a little recreation and
amusement on Sunday afternoons, the
only time l have. Furthermore in my
opinion there is no more. harm in
playing golf OH Sunday afternoons
than there is in going automobile
riding"
Miss -, can't approve of it; but
have no more to say: the pastor re-
piled,
The story is true, the young lady
having told the correspondent about it
herself. -.
Rock HiIl-YorkviIIe Road.
The Rock Hill-Yorkville road. Is in
fine shape again with the exception Of
numerous bumpy places. However, ar
cording to motorists oyer today from
the county seat, one has no trouble in
making the distance in three quarters
of an hour. Road forces in Ebenezer
township have been busy sanding the
road and filing up the low places dur
ing the past few days and there is
little complaint to make about it.
Banquet for Clerks.
Rock Hill merchants are planning a
big banquet for their clerks. Hereto
fore it has been the custom for the
merchants to give their employees an
annual picnic out to Catawba, river.
But it has been found that many Of
the workers do not care: to go on the
picnics and it is believed that BAN
quet in the chamber Of commerce hall
will prove more satisfactory. Plans
for the banquet will be completed
within n very short time, it is said.
Aragon Resumes Monday.
The Aragon Cotton Mills which have
been standing resume operations Mon
day, it was stated today. Work is
being resumed with aireductlon of
wages of employees, made necessary it
is said because of the general bust
ness depression. -,
May Go to Liverpool.
DR.. !. 3. Johnson, president Of the
York County Branch Of the American
Cotton Association sntd today that he
was not yet sure whether he would be
able to attend the convention of the
Worlds Cotton Conference in Liver
pool England. DR.. Johnson has been
appointed a delegate from the Amerl-
can Cotton Association. 1T all de-
pends upon how things go in the next
two months" lie said today.
Cotton Acreage In Edgmoor Section.
There is going to be little reduction
in the cotton acreage in the Edgmoor
section in the opinion Of F. A. Nun
1ery, wellknown farmer Of that section.
Mr.. Nunncry writes. a Rock Hill
banker:
---,'Fhey will make cotton in spite Of
The pleading OF thousands of*sensible
people. They will make it if they have
% feed their people on black berries
and use grape vines for p!ow lines.
Take trip and look at the fields.
They remind me of the fifty mon who
lgrced to put a gallon each of whisky
in barrel and drink the mixture In
common. When they met to open 1t
there wasn't a. drop Of whisky In it
I'll water Every one thought the
other fellow would put in the whisky
That's the way they reduce the cotton
acreage. Then cuss and discuss the
other fellow because OF the hard times.
IL every farmer in the south would
.asc his supplies at home there never
would be surplus Of cotton, and we
.rould always get q fair price: but
.hcrc arc so many who refuse to do so
hat and every other man who does
las to go down with the crowd. We
an keen the sheriff beat off and that's
:bout ALL"
Has Farm He Never Saw.
John 7. Roddcy, well known Rock
Hill citizen has q farm he never saw
t is located in Kcrshaw county.
When a friend asked him the other
lay if he ever went fishing, Mr.. Roddey
said: NO | never tiSh Dccause
haven't the patience to wait on 'cm to
bite. I've got farm over in kershaw
county, however that / am told in
ludcs some Of the best fishing waters
n that section.
81 bought the place. a part Of the old
-urcton tract several years ago. pay
ing 81 an acre for it.
Never having seen it / asked John
l. Richards of Liberty Hill which place
S nearby, what kind Of q farm it was.
why man. he replied, I can't say
great deal for the land but the best
fishing in all that country is to be had
in the waters bordering it. All you've
got to do is to put your hook in and
.hcyll bite"
Stole Ministers Auto.