Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-07-18
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What Our Neishbors Are Saying and
Doing.
Fort Mill Times, July 13: Fort Mih
council, Junior o. u. a. NJ, recehIS
elected the following officers to serve
for the enusing six months tern: .
IT sutton. councillor; T. a. Mills, re-
cording secretary; ]. D. Vaughn as
sistant recording secretary; T. f. Ly-
tie, treasurer; c.. d.. Hope, hnanciai
secretary; E. e. Broom, conductor'
Henry Rftch, warden; II. c. Surrage,
inside sentinel; John O'Kelly, outside
sentinel; the Rev. j. w, II. Dyches'
chaplain; S. III. Sutton and L. "A.
Mills, representatives to the state
council Joe NJ. Bennett and Miss
Rosa Hollifield, daughter of Mrs. Lu-
la Hollifield of Fort Mill, were mar
ried Saturday afternoon in York by D.
l.. Houston, judge of probate. They
were ACCOMPANIED to York by num-
.ber of friends and all returned to Fort
Mill shortly after the ceremony-----
The Merchants and Farmers bank is
new institution for Pineville, n. e,
which will open its doors for business
on September 1, with w. B. Meacham
of Fort Mill as president, and l.. l..
Downs OF Pineville, as cashier. The
bank will be state institution, with
q capital stock of $4,000, all of which
has been subscribed. men
and others of Fort Mill, learned with
interest a few days ago that Carhartt
mill No. 2, 1T Carhartt, three miles
south of Fort Mill, had resumed OPP
,erations, after being closed down Tor
-uany mont rs. The mill is not yet
running at capacity, but will be in op-
GRAFTON on full time, with every wheel
turning, 6 soon as operatives can be
secured, At is stated. Already several
familiet have moved into the village
and have gone to work in the mill. The
resumption of work at the mid means
a considerable volume OF trade for the
merchants of Fort Mill, as many of
the operatives come here to buy their
sipplies..W. l.. Hall, father of
Sergt. Thomas l.. Hall, gallant Fort
Mill soldier, who lost his life in the
attack of the 3Oth Division on the Hin
danburg line on October s, 1918, and
who was posthumously awarded the
congressional medal of honor, recently
was presented through the command
ing general of the Fourth army corps,
Atlanta, the Italian war cross as fur
ther recognition of the valor of his
son. The crosses were presented to
Mr. Hall while he was temporarily re-
siding in Tampa, Fla.
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Chester Reporter, July 10: Mary An
ice, 1O-year- old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. II. Stone of Chester, r. f. d. ,,
died at II o'clock today after q few
days illness from meningitis. Mayor
Geo. w. Byars and all of his official
family were present Tuesday evening at
the monthly meeting of the city coun-
Gil. Chief of Police Grants report for
the month of June read as follows: Ar
rests, 43; fined, S3; sent to sang, Z;
discharged, 3; fines, $26S.50..--..-.-A mar
riage of interest to many in Chester
county was solemnized at Shiloh Cot
tage in Chester yesterday at 4:JO p. m,
the contracting parties being Mr.. :.
Fred Murphy and Miss IVA Clarice
Simpson. Mr. Murphy is the popular
assistant cashier of the National Ex-
change bank of Chester. Mrs. Murphy
is the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Simpson of the Armenia sec
tion....The city's motor fire truck
was put out of commission temporari-
ly yesterday afternoon when it dash
eG into a pole at the corner OF Center
street and Maiden Lane. Mr.. Roddey,
the driver, said locked gears was the
cause of the trouble. The truck was
moving very slowly at the time, else
several firemen who were aboard
when the accident occurred might have
been badly hurt. A maChinist is en-
route to Chester to repair the damage,
and in the meantime a Dodge truck
has been rugged up and will be used if
nccded.--,..The annual session Of the
Grand Lodge and Court of Calanthe.
bringing together the colCr"d Pythiang
OF South Carolina in their eighteenth
annual convention. will bring 20 Ches-
ter from 1000 TO $500 members of this