Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-15
GARNEKED With SCISSORS
News From Within and Without
:fhe County.
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Some items of Fact, Some of Comment
and sA4i. Helains, to Give an, Idea of
What Our Neishbors Are Saying and

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What Our. ,Neishbors Are Saying and
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Fort Mill Times, Feb. 10: A business
Isniillre:;iin Fort Mill is noted in the ad-
yfrtisement of sale under a mortgage
n1 the stock, furniture and fixtures. of
tho. C,ny. cafe, t. on upper Main street.
..rhe cafe. has been closed for several
days Geo. W., Starnes operated the
business for several months up to a
tcW.ilnys George Pettus re-
.;,,irued; TO his home at Midland. Ark,
.xorne, days ago following visit Of sew
:,.raI,.xWSeeks to his sister, Mrs. w. Fl.
..kl,es; and other relatives in Fort Mill
,,ownnship.; This was Mr.. Pettus' first
visit t1d..sFort Mill since he left here a
.bGyEmore than half century ago..
4 s1usH but interested audience COM
.I,nsqd ;lrincipally of farmers, listened
friday evening in the auditorium OF
the Fort. Mill high school to q timely
,taik:. On the; boil. :weevi' by George. NJ
sSSnflersbn,,5. division. !:ofG entomology,
Clemson college -Messrs. Bradford
end :,Pursley have introduced IN the
house OF representatives bill requir-
ing that the proceeds of the automobile
licenses collected in York county shall
he .s,,cnt on the roads in the townships
where cQiccted--...:.::::;": -" The organization
spf<.an athletic association among the
.pupils OF the Fort Mill high school was
::.;fTatcted during the last week with
sIisl,ee d.. ;Stribling as president, Miss
,FfSsdE Sjms secretary and Pat Brown
.SYSastier::' Membership dues and fees
sws;eifie:fiNed and the rules governing the
,sssnca,ion adopted. The association
i,sill .asS;apta. activity in all the usual
school: athletics, but will promote es-
riniia n football, baseball and basket
sbiaelL,:: The York delegation in the
general assembly has sent to Governor
'4;h3per: the names of L. A. Harris, A. a.
,sRia;afqgai. and Capt S. W. Parks fpr
;:eppoiatment: as members of the Fort
.sIM itown) board of tax assessors
,Cape Parks is new member or the
board who succeeds w. P. Crayton.
THE delegation also sent to the COVER
,nHr;:he names of c. P. Blankenship'
1ra g.. Snythe and D. G. kimbrell for
membership on the Fort Mill town.
ship. board of , tax assessors. MI.
Eianknnship is named as successor OIL
81 II. Epps, Sr., who did not wish to DC
appointed.
:. Chester Reporter, Feb. 10: Prof w.
~ !AIcNairy has accepted the superin-
,1sndefcy. Of the Dillon graded schools,
and wfp, eakei upT4iS +1nR@ duties in
sep,ember. Since resigning here, Prof..
,Afc<airy has been in charge of several
large real. estate. developments; but
f,idS that he still has a fondness Tor
his former profession, and has been
TH,la such an attractive offer by the
Dillon. trustees that he has decided 10
rt.;trile school work. ...-.-....Miss Loetlc
Ki,,lis is: spending q few days with
JisS Annie Stevens in Yorkville....-...-..
9;Ae, steel bridge at Lando, which had
s1.ii;e: >I,a n carried away in last summers
-tr,,;;sll.:t lis Threatened ,again-at least
.,i,,- new. span, the installation OF which
had i,een very nearly completed, IS
ti,saatcned-County Director l.. M.
H;pctr.,r ;telephoned Mr.. H. H. kestcr'
County Engineer this morning Mr.
Wo.ren said he had succeeded in lash
.ins:onet end Of the span. MI. hes'cr
.w;Is...xpeeting to- leave about noon 'or
- ,JSss.l.; to, do what he could to save inc.
la,i.lz0.* : :. Several streams are rapidly
ap,ri,i ching the high. water stage. ana
ii. tie, Geluge continues it is not I'm
.,T.as.isle.f't that several of the county S
stift!t;i,nvdges, and possibly some OF the
,aafI, |" ones;;will be carried away
,L:tfnrts: are being made to arrange
,:::.,nG ri baseball on the Chester d1a-
,n,:,ipl: frr April goth between Erskine
url. III wilson Colleges."--.-.Mrs. A G'
lil.iet. ,,ld Mrs. B. K. Pogue leave To-Day
IEnr: "a mden. Ala, for short visit 10
;ii,..id the marriage OF Miss Margaret
.iltlIsr, daughter of. Judge 3. NJ. Miller
70 Mr. Leroy. Childers, of Selma Ala
t.n:iEebruary 18th.
Lancaster News, Feb. II: Married
February 5, 1921, Dewey Sullivan and
Miss Gladys Blackmon. daughter OF
:t;,rlon Blackmon,, =, of. Prim2us' p r.
a iaSns, notary public, officiating---....--
frank G. Perry died suddenly at his
,,5n1e in: Liberty Hill Tuesday the
,,.ws was a shock to his friends as no
;;+t,,fimation had previously been given
,l,atshe: was in i'll health. Mr.. Perry
%3ho' was in his seventicth year. was Il
,,,,-,miment citizen of the Liberty Hill
.se-.lion of Kershaw county ana was
Veil known throughout Lancaster
rnunty,. where he had many relatives.
Fire in the pump house at inc
Lancaster cotton mills caused an alarm
T., be sounded Wednesday night ut ?.H"
and there was much blowing "l
whistles and firing Of pistols before the
city fire bell was rung. The fire" Was
checked by the mill fire brigade and
the city fire department was not asked
to come. The damage was siight-.....--...
Jeffrey Cato, colored, was found dead
in his home near the cotton mill last