Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-15
ESTABLISHED 1855
VIEWS and INTERVIEWS
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PICKED UP BY ENQUIRER REPORTERS
Stories Concerning Folks and Things,
Some of Which You kntw and
Some You Don't Know-condensed
for Quick Reading.
All the talk
For weeks and weeks,
Has been Of nothing
But J"politeeks."
Thank goodness it's all over,
And now this mill
Will again grind
Stories of Mr.. i. Weevil
Few Licenses Sold.
Comparatively few hunting licenses
have been sold so far" said County
Game Warden Dan Woods, the other
day. "There have been few persons
to buy licenses because they desired TO
hunt 'possums early in the season and
others who desired to go dove shoot
ing; but the sale Of licenses does not
become heavy until some time next
month"
Ginning to BE Light.
. I"While both of the ginneries at Sha-
ron are doing some ginning they are
not rushed by any meansY said u Sha-
ron man who was in Yorkville yester-
day. "The general opinion is that the
cotton crop in the Sharon country is
going to be very light this fall and an
inspection of the fields in the country
surrounding the town will bear out the
opinion"
Praise for Stoekade.
"Was out to the changing stockade
the other afternoon giving the place
the once over" said q Yorkville man
this morning, "and ! was very much
impressed with conditions as 1 found
them there They have the finest and
sleekest looking mules ever saw
there, think, and the entire camp ap-
pearcd to be about as clean and spick
and span as it could very well be. l
don't think l ever saw the chaingang
better equipped thai it is just now"
Kicked by Mules.
do mules get especially mean at
this season of the year, or do people
who handle mules get especially care
less along about this, timeg inquSed
an observer this morning. That's
rather unusual question to ask,
know; but it is suggested by the fact
that have heard of no less than three
reople who have been kicked by mules
during the past few days. Seems as
If mule kicks get about as common as
snake bites, along his time of the
year."
Our Country c respondent.
Miss Fluvia Flamingo says she wants
us to put her name in the paper. Says
she doesn't care about it personally,
but her many friends like to see 1t
there. ill Biffem says that every
body who didn't vote like he did was
a lop-eyed mutt. He then qualified his
statement to say that he voted like he
pleased and If everybody else didn't
do the same thing why they were saps.
MI
side yesterday. The smelled some
thing in the atmosphere; but decided
lit wasn't the kind of smell that would
interest them.
Conditions In Chester.
Mr.. Jake T. Perkins, one of the pub
fishers of the Chester Reporter, stop
ped in Yorkville Tuesday afternoon to
get glimpse at the election returns
while on his way to Gastonia, n. c.
Business in Chester was moving along
pretty well despite the boil weevil, said
Mr.. Perkins. "We are being pretty
hard hit by the bug; but still the farm
ers and business men are aware that
1t COulUl De very WI SS StIlN- t'tfN~
ing everything into consideration
Chester county is in pretty good
shape."<
Not One Got BY.
Don't know when I ever knew as
much work to be accomplished in a
single days term OF the court before
as was done 1T the session Of general
sessions court last Monday" remarked
q court attache yesterday. Looked
like Judge Peurifoy managed to push
things along as easy as could be and
it seemed that everybody else connect
ed was inclined to help him. Not a
single prisoner was acquitted, if you
recall, and the judge certainly diGn't