Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-04-11
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Soma Items Of Fact, Some Of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Nsishbors Are Saying ana
Doinc.
Fort Mill Times, april 6: Speaker
]. b. Atkinson of the state house OF
representatives has reappointed w. ~
bradford of the York county ,legisla-
tive delegation member of the joint
committee on printing. Mr.. Bradford
has has been a member of the printing
eofnmittee since shortly after the act
creating the committee, OF which ne
was the author, was passed IN 1910
The other members of the prinuns
comrnittee are Senator Christensen OF
Beaufort, Senator Pearce of Richland
ana REPRESENTATIVE Hughes OF Marion
, ~ state Senator S. q! Bales OF Lam
caster county Monday informed The
Times that he would not be candidate
for reelection in the campaign next
summer. His term expires this year
and If he wished to sit in the senate
any longer it would be necessary lot
him t" seek reelection. In making
the announcement that he would not
again ask for the office, Senator Ball
Is stated that the duties Of the onice
were pleasant and that he enjoyed as
sociation with the public men Of the
State. but that the legislature met at
"a time he could ill afford to be away
from home. It is understood In Fort
Mhl that Representative Robinso 4
and former Representative Hines VIII
be, candidates for the Lancaster sen
atorship this year..-..:Henry McGuirt
is now a police officer for the town
who win be on duty Saturday after-
Moons and ndays.---...,M Many OF the
sidewalks Of Fort Mill have recently
been greatly improved by hoeral
application Of ground rock secured
from a quarry near Columbia..---Joe
r, Lee was able to return to his home
In Fort Mill Saturday, after being a.
patient for several days at a Rock Hill
hospital where he underwent an oper-
alton. far as The Times yes
terday was able to learn, Capt. S. w.
Parks will be the only citizen OF the
community to go to Rock Hill Satur-
day. to take the civil service examin-
alton for postmaster Of Fort Mill.
Capt. Parks has been acting postmas-
ter for several months and II the
wishes Of the patrons Of the office
were consulted in filling the vacancy
he would perhaps be given the per-
manent appointment without dis
senting voice. Miss Edna Tindal,
teacher in the high school department.
Fort Mill graded school, left yesterday
forNher home in~Beaufort, after re-
turning to Fort Mill Tuesday from
Rock Hill, where she had been a pa
tient at hospital for several days.
.-.-.--... Frank .Ashes of McConnellsville
was a visitor in Fort Mill for short
time Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Ashe is
one of the county's we'll known citi-
zens, who has the distinction Of being
the only surviving member Of York's
delegates to the constitutional con-
vention of 1S95..--.Fourth corps area
headquarters, Fort Mcpherson, Ga,
has just announced that full fedora!
recognition had been extended Willie
H. Minis, first lieutenant, National
Guard of South Carolina, in command
of headquarters company Sd battalion
11Sth regimen Members Of the
,Culp family of Fort Mill have received
a newspaper clipping stating that
their relative William Cullen Bryant
Culp of New York city has entered
into his 41st year at Columbia college
New York. He has taken nearly all
of the courses offered by the institu-
,tion and his only concern is that in
the course of a few years there will
be nothing left for him to take and
he will have to leave college. num-
Der of degrees have been awarded to
him and the other students have
dubbed him the degree of Doctor Of
Perpetual Motion" because he keeps
on coming year after year. The why
of it is that when he started at college
rich uncle agreed that he should re-
ceive an annuity as long as he went
to school and William has been goins
to school ever since and drawing the
annuity
Lancaster News, April 7: r. F.
Wade, manager of the Palmetto Mus
ic company, Lancaster's newest bust
ness venture, was notified Wednesday
that he had been elected president of
the Southern Society of Music at
meeting of its officers held in New
Orleans this week. Mr.. Wade is a
musician of ability and his election
is indeed gratifying to his friends in
the city.....-.......Quite number of our
citizens are enjoying good sport fish,
n 81.