Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-08-29
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Some Items of Fact, Some Of Comment
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"A Doing. -.t''
Fort Mill Times, August 20: Webb
Heath was convicted in the recorders
court at Fort Mill Monday afternoon
Of disorderly conduct and was given
flne of $50 or thirty days. His attor-
ney, w. B. Wilson of Rock Hill, gave
notice of appeal to the higher court.
Announcement has just been made
Springfield, Mass, of the engagement;
Of their daughter, Frances, to Capt.
Elliott White Springs of Fort Mil, the
marriage to take place early in Octo
bcr Miss Ley is q member of n prom
inent Massachusetts family, is cultur
ed and brilliant, a graduate Of Smith
college and has spent much of her
time abroad. 1t was in Europe last
year that she and Capt. Springs be-
came acquainted......--....T The delegates
from Eli Bales post No. 4S, American
Legion, left Fort Mill yesterday morn
ing by automobile for Florence to at
tend the annual convention of the
state legionaires, now in session. 1t
was expected that the convention
would be attended by several hundred
former service men and that many
matters Of interest to them would be
considered. The delegates from Eli
Bales post in attendance upon the
convention are: T. b. Spratt, +. NJ.
Mack, Brice d. Culp, w. S. Belk, Will
H. F. Alexander and his family of
Knoxville, Tenn, are expected to ar
rive in Fort Mill the latter part of the
week to spend several days with L. A.
Harris and other friends here. DR..
Alexander practiced medicine in this
community about 20 years ago and Is
pleasantly remembered by many Fort
Mill people.--.....Miss Susie White Of
Fort Mill township, who was one of
the teachers in the Fort Mill graded
school during the last session, is un-
Gerstood to have declined to teach in
the session which will open q few
days hence, but instead has accepted
o position in one of the departments
of the government in Washington city.
Chester Reporter, August "a: The
Rev. and Mrs. Geor, w. 1rby of
Rochester, NY, are spending their
vacation in Laurens and at Chester,
the former home Of Mrs. Irby. Mr..
Irby completed his theological course
last June at the Rochester Theologi-
cal seminary and he is pastor of a
Baptist church in that city. He goes
bach September 1, and in addition to
his pastoral duties, he will take his
NJ. A. course this year at Rochester
university. He is an \. B. graduate
Of Furman university. de is the
youngest son of Mr.. Ind Mrs. A. c.
Irby of this city.-Laurens special to
Spartanburg Herald, Aug. 21st. Rev.
and Mrs. Irby are spending a few days
here as the guests Of the lafter's moth
cr Mrs. Minnie NJ. Love and grand
mother, Mrs. p. A. Mills, at their home
on, Pinckney street.-The city coun-
Gil held its regular monthly meeting
Tuesday evening. those present being
} Mayor Byars and Aldermen White,
Davidson, Whitlock, Lee, Peden and
, Young. Chief of Police Grants report
for the month of July read as follows:
Arrests, So; fined, 40; sent to gang, 5;
continued, 1; sent to Jail, /; discharg-
ed, 6; fines, S460....--....The body of Mr..
w. w. Holley, who once held re-
sponsible position at the Baldwin
mills, arrived here yesterday after-'
noon, and was laid to rest in Ever
green cemetery.-.......-~~E. p. Glasscock
and Johnson Leslie of Catawba, were
in the city Sunday at the home of Mrs.
A. B. GlasSCock....-.~Rev. Henry Stokes,
pastor of Bethel M. f. church, has re-
turned from a pleasant three weeks
stay at Lake Junaluska, n. CDR.
Robert G. Lee, who becomes pastor of
the First Baptist church of New Or
ANt'iiS Oil Duiiutly, oEpleUlDeT lllil, Will
deliver his parting messages rs pastor
of the First Baptist church of Chester
Sunday, August 27th. at 11:15 4. m,
and p. nl.-.---.......Mr.. j. Il. Colcy and
family of Savannah, Ga, will arrive
here this evening to be the guests Of
Mr.. S. e. Lowrance and family......
The Chester York-Fairfield Guernsey
association had one of the best annual
meetings in it's history Tuesday at Mr..
r. r. Caldwclrs plantation on the
Rossville road nine miles from Ches-
ter. There was an abundance of good
dinner and the men who arc doing so
much towards putting the counties of
Chester. York and Fairfield on the map
rs dairyinS section were present in
large numbers, and thoroughly enjoy
cd the opocIunity of getting together
aEd swapping notes. There were no
set addresses, but most excellent talks
along practical lines werc delivered By
McssrS. r. II. Caldwell, w. w. Fitz-
patrick, c. G. Cushman. J. l.. McIn-
tosh, *. l.. Jamcs and others. The
moving picture exhibition was some