The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-04-28
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Mrs. J. n. Booth has gone to Raleigh n.
C.. to visit her people.
Rev. Eenj. AIlston has returned from n
trip to AbberiIle. where he held divine
services last Sunday.
Mr. lat Gist, former Union boy, was
married at Newberry OH last Tuesday, TO
Miss McCnughran.
AR James T.. Hunter, ono of the most
popular young a.Rn Of this town, was mar
ried lat Wednesday TO M,.s Carrie f.,
Gibhcs, daughter Of the late DR.. Rob,.
GibGcs, Jr,, Of Columbia Mr. Hunter was
accompanied to Co'umba by Messrs. X. =.
larry, Thos. b. Butler and W. ". johnson,
who ac:cd ~ best men.
Mnj, +. +. McKissick, Manager of the
Battery Park llorcl AT Ashcrille, spont =
day in Union thi' week among his friends.
Mc>sr,. 7. B. Butler and g. NJ. Graham,
Of tho UniOn News Bureau went to Lock-
hart Shoals one day last week for the pur-
potc Of writing M the place and giving the
people some information concerning this
great water power.
"i' is 'bSc Ol tie lOIum-
bia Register, was here Tieslov.
Mr.. q. l.. Garrett, OF Spartauburs, was
here Gay or two this week
Mr.. B. I. Geo went TO Clinton Monday.
Mr.. Chss II Norman, cf Whitmires was
here Sunday.
Everybody in Union remember, Captain
Thomas Lee Thorpe. aud will be glad to
hear Of his SUCCESS. 1t is learned that he
has left Whimircs. where he has been stay
ing the past year, and has gone to Texas, te
engage in the ineurAncc business.
Miss Minnie Gist went 10 Ncwbcrry this
week 10 attend the marriage of her brother,
Mr.. Nat Gist
The Union Minstrcls are praclicinc and
getting ready to give another performance
during the week of Clitford's Seminary
Commencement.
Mrs. TanDer of North Carolina. has
movea to ockhar' Shoals, and opened q
boarding house.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. l.. Goss went 10 colnm-
D last tuesday.
Mr.. Smith and family, of York county,
are visiting at Capt. Farrs.
The quarterly installation of officers of
, the Good Tempnrs will be held in their
hall next iuesday night. to which the
public is cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. ". $. Smiih who has had charge of
the W. L. Telegraph office here for the past
eight months, has been promoted to a better
position OF Spartanhurg, and left on We'd
ncsday for that place. Mr.. Smith and his
estimabls wife made many friends during
their stay in Union who regret t, see the IN
leave.
Mr.. s. s. Brown, of Columbia, viii take
MIR. smiths place here.
Commencing May the 10Th the dry goods
houses vii! close at i r. H., ;us giving the
clerks some rejection.
Bt5" We are requested 10 announce that
the South Union lnlcr-rownship Sunday
School Convention will meet ut North
Hebron church, Friday before the md Sun
day in Msy. at 10 o'clock H. M The PRO
gramme will he published in the TINES next
week. This Convention embraces all Sun
day Schools in Union. Santuc. Goshen Hill.
Fish Dam and Pinckney townships Each
school within these townships will please
send thrcs or more delegates.
The Christian Endeavor
The Stae Convention Of The Christian
Endsavor wi meet this friday evening
in the Presbyterian church, and continue
until Sunday night.
The public is cordially invited b attend
the ally exercises.
BsS" Ar. i. l.. Kerrisep; probably the
wides, known and most highly restceted
dry goods merchant in the South, died in
the city Of Charleston last Saturday, aged
30 years. He retired from active business
few years ago.