Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-17
ESTABLISHED 1866
VIEWS and INTERVIEWS
BrIei Local Paragraphs Of More or
Less Interest.
PICKED UP BY ENQUIRER REPORTERS
Stories Concerning Folks and Things
Some of Which You Know ano
Some You Don't Know-condsnsed
For Quick Reading.

For Quick Reading.
owe been out 'possum hunting with
IN a radius of five or six miles OIL
yorkyille several times recently with
friends" remarked a Yorkville man
the other afternoon "and we've come
upon no less than five places that gave
audience that liquor had been maze
there in the not far distant past.
Ku Klux at Work.
"Ku Klux visited the home of no
torious negro woman in Chester a 1e"
nights ago and after giving her d
whipping ordered her to. leave to"h'
said n Chester man who was in YORK
Vile the other afternoon. 1.-The colored
w6man has been making herser es-
pecially obnoxious Of late and II Is d
good thing for Chester that she was
ordered away and I expect that 1t was
a good thing for her as WELL"
Missed Their Trip.
"Bv losing to Rock Hill Friday after
noon the Fort Mill High school eleven
missed a trip to the state fair at CO.
lumbia," said Fort Mill man in YORK
vile this morning. 1.-THE Fort Mill
bovs had been given to understand
that If they licked Rock Hill they
would be guests of citizens OF the TOWN
for a trip to the fair and they played
hard to win that trip; but Rock Hill
WAS inst too much for them. Some OF
the Rock Hill fans who saw the game
and who were aware of the promise
that had been made were unklnd
enough to tell the boys they might get
a trip to the county fair, anyway"
The Crop in Mississippi.
"Our cotton crop in Mississippi IS
very short this year and the corn crop
is about as bad" writes lady who
lives in Mayhew, Mississippi to views
and Interviews. Because OF the snort
age of our principal c-ops due to the
adverse weather conditions and the
boil weevil, business is not gong 10
be very good this fall and many farm-
ers are going to have hard time
making ends meet until the next crop
However, we have something 10 De
thankful for. The vote of we women
defeated Mr.. Vardaman for the United
States senate and we did it because we
didn't think that Mr.. Vardaman was
the proper man to represent old MISS
in the United States senate"
Watching Each Other.
"See those two fellows over there'
remarked a Chester football fan at
tendant upon the Yorkville-Chester
game in Yorkville Friday as he pointed
TO two young men who We're closely
watching the Chester eleven. ihose
fellows are from Rock Hill and they've
been sent over here by ROCK Hill
fellows to try to get line on the
tactics of the Chester team in order
that the Rock Hill team may have the
information for use against us when
we play them. Nothing wrong ABOUT
that though; because we have couple
of fellows watching the Rock Hill
eleven in its game with Fort Mill this
afternoon with the same purpose IN
mind. Talking of a battle royal In
high school football, you are gong 10
see one when Chester High and ROCK
Hill High meet in Rock Hill a few
weeks hence"
Charge of the Lais Brigade.
A young woman who signs herself
"Flapper," contributes this to TINS
column of Views and Interviews ana
she also states that she is very much
opposed to the return of long skirts:
Legs to the right of us,
Legs to the left Of us,
Legs in front Of us,
How they display them.
On they go trippingly,
Dainty and skippingly,
Frost that bites nippingly
Does not dismay them.
Straight legs and handy ones,
Bum legs and dandy ones,
Awkward and handy ones,
Flirt with the breezes;
Round legs and flatter ones,
Thin legs and fatter ones,
Especially the latter ones,
Showing their knees.
Knock -kneed and bony ones,
Real legs and phony ones,
Silk-covered tony ones,
Second to none.
Straight and distorted ones,
Mates and ill-sorted ones,
Home and imported ones,
Amt we got fun?
English View of 1t.
people in England" remarked
large cotton grower of the county thi
morning. don't believe that there i
such a pest in this country as the Dol
weevil or rather they don't believe tina
he is capable Of doing any grea
amount of damage. The Manches'e
(England) Guardian which is OF TN
opinion that this is the time OF IN
wear when American cotton sellers>hr
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