Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-18
THE news OF R0Ck: Hill:
Possibility Of a Change ..In hst'
maSteFshlp.
BRYANT Read CONSUL y. 0. II.

Fifth District Medical Society; ls Re-.
organized-DoIIaro Day Attracts Large
Numbers of shoppers ;; ;. Other, News
and Notes of tho Metropolis of>York
County. =: =:
(By Staff Correspondent). :;
Rock Hill, March 17:-Who Will be
postmaster of Rock Hill under the new
.,.;1,-i.;.y.
Will Postmaster E. E. Poag$be allow
ed to retain the position that he fiflsto
the satisfaction Of the patrons OF the
office or will one Of the "Old Guardgr
get the plum? Information. comes to
this correspondent that some Of the
Rock Hill Republicans will try to land
the place for one Of the faithful But
the name Of the candidate to. be CEN
tered upon for RECOMMENDATION has
not been made public if he or she has
been agreed upon. There are several
under consideration, 1t Is said, and also
there Is a tendency to take things easy
and give careful consideration to the
matter before somebody hikes up to-;
Washington and tells the president and
his advisers who should be who In !
Rock Hill so far as the postmastership
is concerned. On the other hand 1t Is
said here that since the members ofthe
Republican party are comparatively
few in number and since 1t might be
pretty hard to get competent. man, for
the place out Of the ranks OF :the
"Standpatters," Postmaster Poag VIII
not be bothered. That Is the lay OF the.
land just now, according to one who 10
in position to know. -
Word comes from Chester that an at.
tempt will be made to oust Postmaster
Douglass Of that city when the proper;
time comes and give his, job to one OF
the faithful. Rumor has it that s: 9.
Myers, proprietor Of the Myers hotel of
that city and himself a well known
travelling man is after the Job. The
present. postmaster. Mr.. Douglass. haa
been in the postal service i'm, Chester
for many years Of mis- life. and he IS T.
said to be one of the most efficient
postmasters in the state; Tha sitgation
in Chester is somewhat Ike RocE Hill
it is said: the chasyrst Of paplts4 pie he.
ing inclined to, a,,ser eaSy..
But the. adope"i aa Here's :;fhas
which is being talked Here concerning
the two postmasterships, -.
Bryant Head Consul. .,;.,,
Max G. Bryant, well known in frateEI;sss II
nal circles in Rock Hill, was .on Tuess.E'
day elected head consul otSthe South
Carolina woodmen of the World attic
annual convention Of WoodInen 7hs@ in
Florence. Other officers. elected; we're;
E. Inman, Greenville, head adVisor$
Fred c. Lotz. Charleston. head bankefs;.
R. S. Hood, Sumter, head clerk 4. e e
Lewis, Sumter, head escort; G.; g.
Smith, Inman, head watchmaa; J.. b
Mackey, Florence, head sentry.
Doctors Held Msstiiib:3;
DR.. W. P. Zimmerman Of Batesburg'
president of the South Carolina Medi.
cal association, and DR.. E. A.. Hines Of
Seneca, secretary Of the state associa-
ton, were the principal speakers at a
reorganization meeting of the 41ftn
District Medical association held IN II!
Rock Hill, Tuesday. Officers were
elected as follows: President, DR.. ".
r. Walker, Chester; vice president, DR..
G. w. Poovey, Lancaster; second wee
president, DR.. W. M. Love-. Chester;
secretary and treasurer, Dr. G:A Hen
nies. Chester. The meeting held here
was mainly for the purpose OF eftectlng
a re- organization Of the society. Chez
ter was selected as the place for the
next meeting, the meeting to be held IN
MAY. There were q number OF physi-
clans in attendance upon the meeting
here.
Dollar Day Draws Crowds.
Dollar Day" today for Rock Hill, in
augurated through the Merchants as
sociation Of the Rock Hill Chamber pI
Commerce. drew large numbers OF
shoppers from all sections, ,!of YORK
county and from Lancaster; and Ches-
ter counties. Merchants Of. the: city Of
fered many unusually attractive bar
gains for the event and theIhad busy
day Of it. ...i
Personal Mention. :.
Peter Pappas of Rock Hill; was WIS.,
itor in Yorkville today. -
V. @. Hambright Of Glover, was q
visitor in Rock Hill Wednesday.
Claybourne Stroup and Miss Maud
Stroupe of Yorkville, were visitors II,
Rock Hill on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. B. Pegram and daughter OF
Yorkville, were visitors in Rock Hill
this week.
Mrs. H. B. James and Miss Gladys
James of Yorkville. were in Rock Hin
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