Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-26
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What Our Neighbors Are Saying and
Some Items of Fact, Some of Comnenr
Z. and All Helping TO Give an Idea OF
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Fort Mil Times, Sept 21: In an au-
tomobile accident near the home OF
senator's. E. Bales in Lancaster
county Wednesday afternoon, Paul
Potts, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Q. Potts,
had his face badly lacerated and
stroud Eims, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Eims, received less serious hurts.
! Friends of b. +. Patterson, for
rner mayor Of Fort Mill, who has made
his home in Columbus. Ga, for the
last two years, will learn with interest
OF his marriage in that city last Fri
day night to, Miss Daisy Culpeper. Mr..
and Mrs. Patterson are expected IN
Fort Mil later in the fall for visit
ct the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. H. Patterson------.4--!The Fort
Mil township road commission is
practically out of business for the
balance Of the year, according to a
statement which as said to have reach
cd here from the county treasurer's
office saying that funds for work on
the roads of the township for the cur
rent year. are exhausted. The law un-
der which the commission. operates
does notsauthorize it to borrow money
in anticipation of funds to be derived
later from taxation and If the report
from the county treasurer's office IS
correct there will be no more work
on the roads OF the township for
several fnorths..T Three white men
were fined S15 each Tuesday by Re-
corder OFT for operating punch boards
ihviolation of town ordinance. The
cases against the men were worked
up by Night officer ]. o. Hammond,
who also, turned up two negroes dur
ing the past week for carrying con-
:ealed weapons. The negroes were
lined $40 EACH. Assurance Is said
TO have been given Col T. B. Spratt,
chairman of the Fort Mill township
bond commission, by w. w. Miller,
county engineer, who has charge of
the maintenance of York county roads
under the State highway department,
that a force will be put to work at
once on the road between Fort Mill
and the Catawba river bridge. The
road is in bad condition and has
needed repairing for long time.
Chester. Reporter, Sept. 21: Chester
county was represented as follows
Tuesday at the state convention of
the Republican party in Columbia:
pelcgates, F. NJ. Boulware and Hugh
Pratt; alternates, W.. L. Cornwell and
4. Sanders. All four are colored.
Boulware is a harness-maker and shoe
repair man with place of business on
gW vie street in the rear of the Caro-
lima Inn. The others are from other
parts or the county........Mr. b. ID. Har-
.Iin was arrested last night for driving
mis- Chandler car into Mr.. w. B.
Dotiglas' Ford coupe, which was park
81 in front of Mr.. M. j. Ehrlich's
home on Wylie street, and was fined
$50 in the recorders court this morn
ing for drunkenness and reckless driv-
ing Ut was our misfortune the
only time governor Of South Caro-
lima ever came TO see us TO be out.
The Reporter sanctum had the pleas
ure Of entertaining Hon. Wilson G.
Harvey, Governor of the Common
wealth of South Carolina, for few
minutes Monday Afternoon. Governor
capital from a days visit TO Gaffney
and stopped in to say a few words.
We have had some words of praise for
Mr.. Harvey in the columns of The Re-
porter for the splendid, virile manner
in which he has taken hold of some
problems that confront the people of
South Carolina ut this juncture, and
are sorry we failed to see him and say
IN person what we have been saying
in this column-...--.-....T There was a de-
lightful reception at the A. r. +.
church last night for Rev. and Mrs.
Is. Dale White, who leave for India
soon as missionaries from the Chester
A. X. =. church. Rev. and Mrs. White
leave next Monday for New York to
Iake a language course in preparation
for their work in India.
Lancaster News, Sept. p: The cotton
mill authorities have marked all the
principal streets of the mill village
with neat signboards giving the num-
Der and name of the streets. This will
be a great convenience to the people
Of the mill community and the public
at arge-.-.Several truck loads of
apples from the mountains of North
Carolina have been offered for sale on
the streets of the city during the week.
The prevailing price was from SIPS
to s1.40 per bushel. The apples were
of good grade and found ready sale.
Cherokee (Gaffney) Times, Sept. 22:
Sam c. Littlejohn, who has Been city
editor of The GaffnCy Ledger for the