Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-10
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What Our Neishbors Are Saying and

Doino.
Fort Mill Times, Jan. 5: Mrs. Ida
May Grayson, wife of H. D. Grayson,
bcokkeeper for the Fort Mill Manu-
featuring company, was seriously
burned about the face early Sunday
morning by falling in faint in front
of an open crate at her homo near the
greded school building.-.....M's Leila
Patterson of Concord, N. c., and Earl
Bales of Fort Mill were married or
tie afternoon of December 81, in York,
returning Immediately to the home of
his father, j. H. Bales in Fort Mill,
where, with a number of guests, they
partook Of a wedding supper....--....-
Benjamin Moore of Fort Mill and Miss
Lola Dixon of Charlotte were married
Tuesday evening. December 27, by the
Rev. r. A. Wiser, pastor of the Fort
Mill Presbyterian church. The license
for the marriage of Mr.. Moore and
Miss Dixon was issued by the judge
Of probate on September 27.---".--A
marriage Of much interest to their
friends and relatives was that of Miss
Annie Belle McManus, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. N. NJ. McManus of Fort Mill,
to Bratton D. Epps of the Gold Hill
community at the home of his grand
father, Hon S. H. Epps, Thursday
December 2....-,..---.Miss Mary Nc
Laughlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ].
G. Mclaughlin of Fort Mill, wac mar
ried to Dennis R. Parks of Pineville,
n. c., Sunday, December 25, at the
pastorium, of the Fort Mill Baptist
church, the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. DIR. J. w. H. Dyches, pas
tor of the bride.......---...-Miss Mamie
Presley and Robt Gordon. well known
young Fort Mill people were married
Saturday evening at o'clock by Mag
istrate ]. R. Haile......--...Heart disease
is believed to have caused The death
Wednesday morning about IL o'clock.
Of w. Dallas Kimbrell, we'll known
Fort Mill township farmer. in field
near his home, two miles east OF town.
Mr.. Kimbrell was in the field at work
some distance from his brother, j. 5.
Kimbrell, who saw him lie down, but
thought nothing, of it, as he had not
been we'll for several days. An hour
later the dead body Of Mr.. Kimbrell
was found where his brother had seen
him lie DOWN. notice." q day or
two ego said reader of the Yorkville
Enquirer, that former Senator J. Z.
Beamguard expresses the opinion that
there must be a thorough cleaning out
: OF the membership of the legislature
<Uefore the people will be given any re-
lief from high taxes. Everybody wants
lower taxes, of course, and everybody,
take it, is willing to change members
OF the legislature asEoften as neces-
sary to secure relief; but Senator
Beamguard is covering good deal of
territory in his remark. Up to 1921 he
had been a member of either the house
Or senate from York county time out
of mind, almost, and he knows that
there are men in both those bodies as
anxious as he is to lower the levy and
who have striven as hard to that end
as he ever did. Senator Beamguard
was in the Legislature, when the 1920
appropriation bill was passed, and
surely no one will claim that all the
big tax increases have come about
since then"