Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-06-08

Wash, is guest In the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E: w. Kimbrell.
Mrs. j. c. Hunter and her chill
dren of Liberty are guests in the
home of Mrs. Hunters father, L..
j. Massey.
Miss Martha -Dyches has re-
turned to her home in Fort Mill
from Anderson college. &,
Thieves Monday night broke
into the store of the +. W.. Kim
brell company and carried off
number of suits of mems cloth
ing and other articles, valued at
about $50.
The driver of a Rock Hill lum-
Der truck Monday afternoon was
lined $5 by the authorities of Fort
Mill for turning his truck OH
Main street in violation of town
ordinance @ :
Misses Hattie Belk, Elizabeth
Mills, Anna Wolfe, Elma Brad
ford and Virginia Barber, who
have been students at Winthrop
college during the 1922 ses-
sion, are now at home for the
summer. holidays.
Farm work in the Fort Mill
section has been at standstill for
several days on account of re-
cent rains. An usually heavy
rain which fell at g o'clock Fri
day Afternoon has been followed
by numerous showers.
Three Fort Mill white men were
assessed So each Monday morn
ing by Magistrate j. Il. Halle
when they pleaded guilty to TAX
ing part III a poker game Sun
day III which there was more al
stake. than good wishes.
The Times this week carries
three additional announcements
OF candidates who will enter the
York county primary this sum-
mer: d. l.. Houston, Tor judge OF
probate, and w. r.. Bradford anu
w. G. Talley for the house OF
representatives. e. g.
+. Il. Clinton, member of the
York county board of registra-
ton, requests The Times to an
nounce that the board will spend
Tuesday, June 13, in Fort Mill
for the convenience of citizens OF
the community who may wish to
secure registration certificates.
Rain i'll the fifth inning Thurs
day afternoon broke up ball
game i'll York between the Fort
Mill team and the American Lee
gion team of that town. The
county seat boys apparently had
the edge OH the locals, the score |
standing 6 to 3 in their favor.
The Junior Berean class of the
Fort Mill Baptist Sunday school,
with number Of girl friends OF
the members, Wednesday enjoy
ed picnic on the banks of Su-
gar creek, near. town. Their
pleasures for the day were di-
rected by their teacher, Miss Jes-
sic Merritt.
Friends of George Fish, gen
eraf manager of the plants Of the
Fort Mill Manufacturing compas-I
ny, will be pleased to learn, thai
his health, which has. not been
good for several months, is show
ing considerable improvement
since he left few weeks ago |
for a vacation in New England.
DIR. A. L.. OFT yesterday an.
nounced that he had associated |
with him in his dental office DIR.
c. Il. Bruce Of Winnsboro, who |
Is expected to arrive in Fort Mill |
within the next week or ten
days. DR.. Bruce is recent grad. |
uate CT the Atlanta Dental col
lege. He is a nephew of j. r. !
Young of Fort Mill.
Sales of cotton on the Fort Mill
market for Friday and Saturday
OF last week and for Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of the
present week amounted to 73
bales, according to the report
made to The Times yesterday af-
ternoon by X. Shannon, public
weigher. The ruling price for the
best grades of the staple was
201-2 cents.
Friends of the family Of the
Rev. }. b. Black, former pastor of
the Fort Mill Presbyterian church