Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-17
GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From Within and without
The County.
CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING
What Our Neishbors Are Saying and
Some Items of Fact, Some of Comment
and All Helping to Give an idea Of
no;nd

Some Items of Fact, Some of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
Doing.
Fort Mill Times, Oct. IL: Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. F. Lee of Fort Mill have re-
5ceived within the last ten days a letter
from their son, yF, B. Lee, who is in
the American navy aboard destroyer.
saying that his vessel mas '5een at
target practice off the Virginia Capes,
but last night at 9 o'clock we received
q wireless ordering, three divisions OF
destroyers to Constantinople, Turkey.
And we are leaving tomorrow at
O'clock, to be gone II or IS months,
The Turks and Greeks are fighting and
we haven't enough ships over there to
look after the American people and to
do refugee work and take care OF
Constantinople. I would much rather
GO to China or South America, but any
old plan suits me" e."----.....-..Three OF the
five. world series baseball games re-
Gently played in New York between
the New York Giants, representing
the National league, and the New
York Americans, representing the
American league, were witnessed by
Stanhope Lgon Of Fort Mill, who says
that the American leaguers played like
a bunch of pikers and that the superior
brand Of ball Of the Giants gave them
a clear title to the championship. Only
five Of the seven games which might
have been necessary. to decide the
Championship were played. The Giants
won the first and the following three
games after the game of Thursday
was declared a tie by one of the UNI
pires, which decision created very
great dissatisfaction among the thou
sands Of spectators, who claimed that
the contest could have gone on for
half an hour longer and that to call
off on the ground of darkness indicat-
ed a frameup for the benefit of some
body The Fort Mill Presbyterian
church win be represented at the fall
session of Bethel presbytery, to be held
at Sharon next week, by the pastor,
the Rev. r. H. Wiser, and a member
Of the board Of elders who is yet to be
chosen.
Chester Reporter, Oct. r.: A wedding
lovely in it's simplicity, and witnessed
only by members Of the two families
and few intimate friends of the
bride, will be that of Miss Statia
Philips, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. d.
G.. Phillips, of Chester TO James Shaw
Ketchin, of Winnsboro, at 4:30 this
afternoon at the brides home on York
street. t.--......M Mr. VIM. NJ. Melton and
MISS Katherine Kilgore, both of Rich
burg, were issued marriage license
yesterday by Judge of Probate A. W.
Wise Mr.. W. b. Waddell died
Tuesday at the Baldwin Mill, aged
about forty y-eight. He leaves widow
and one child. Funeral was in Green
vile with Masonic honors.
Lancaster Citizen, Oct. IL: The store
and residence building at Midway oc-
cupied by Mr.. Walters and family, and
belonging to Mr.. w. B. Plyler, was
destroyed by fire Monday night about
IL o'clock. Mr.. Walters had just NOV
ed in and was conducting a shoe re-
pair shop in the front Of the building
and living in the rear. The origin OF
the fire has not been determined. When
discovered by Mr.. Walters it had made
SO much headway that he had barely
time to get his family out. The hre
department arrived on the scene, but
was occupied with saving adjacent
buildings, several of which were
threatened..........Co County Agent Howell
spent Monday in York county, where
he purchased for Mr.. Frank Funder-
burk of Dixie one of the finest Guern-
sey bulls ever brought into this coun-
ty. The animal was bought from the
Mcintosh farms near Rock Hill...........
The Moriah Baptist Association com
posed of 26 churches ir. Lancaster
county, held its one hundred and
seventh annual meeting in the First
Baptist church Of Kershaw, Thursday
and Friday Of last week. Twenty-Five
of the twenty-siX churches were rep
resented, some by more than their
share Of delegates and the constitution
had to be set aside for the time being,
that all might be seated. Seven
days in which to go to work at some
productive occupation or leave town
was the ultimatum left last night at
one Of the negro pool rooms on White
street by a band of white robed and
masked men, who rode up to the pool
room in motor cars and tackled
piacard bearing the warning to the
door. There is said to have been no
talking done and there was nothing by
which the members Of the party might
have been identified. There were four
or Ave cars, and must have been - to
20 men in the party. 1t is said that the
license plates on the cars were secure
" covered so that the identity of the
occupants might not be traced in this
manner. A notable effect of the visit
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