The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
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nappentnGs ss Jenssville.
oSssviLLr, May 21.-IAst weak IN,
was very cool and --- a.---.----,
s.,ro.a ..;,.. ...E e0tssni today, however. is a
l attended the Spartan bury Di.tY;c, r, :,
nrence in Spa,tanburg last S.ek. R;.han
x9nSan presided with dispi,y and 10 ths
"H--vf ths members Tn. R,.L.,,
people Of Spartapburr. een,rsIl,
e 'heir hearts and hom.s 10 th. O..
ana never was BODY of n.onI.
~ sosP'tably entertained. Spsrtsnbnrs
s"I.. 10 'hings BY halves. Joresyills vas
s..s .e'su as the place for the Conference ns..
was on the train that killed Tho
amanda Vinsou, last "Wednesday tn. LII
mar ;,s occurred about Al miles ,b,xo Io..
re. The unfortunate woman Ev,d vi
A. 'an'ison VinsoD, on the west sid, ~
tts ,an au sooot tive hundred yards from
""cx. She was crossing the railroad :.
TX. Her bonnet prevented her fron,
ON either side, and being yery b.rJ =,
accounts for the accident, Sh.
oly did not look 10 the right ar I.r,
a. ram approached, hut steped Onto
sn.;n y only few feet io front Of IN.
nS'ne. The engineer, Ell Bird b,ew h;s
Sanger signais and app'i,d the a;r,braraa MS
ou' ne might as well have tried to atom ,L.
sun as 70 attempt 10 stop his train n ..
mort distance. The train cana =,
t oo yards distance. The epvin.er
eVSuue'er and several tf the na.sennor,
Voa.ss .S1s, 1s:,.-----!l:-.-syy-u uud FOUND tho noas
ths bank, quite dead. Her lower limrs mers
beth broken in several places, and there
were 'ther bodily bruises. Her body was
taken to Parks house near By, and left for
the coroner. Her son car before she was
taken up and 'aid lac had been afraid some
ind ban l.; |
mother.
This Fad affair should be n warning to all
people to be careful in crossing the railroad
track, for Amanda Vlns,n a one was 10
blame for her sudden and unrimsly death.
Mr.. B +. Jenes. of West Tennessee, has
been on n visit to Jones,itls 10 see his rel
atives, the families of Messrs. I. L. Hames,
N. Is. Fison, and others. Mr.. Jcne, is
sea Of John Jones, one Of TWO tro,hers who
came 10 this community from Chrrles'sn
away back, long before this Telephone"
miles above here, and his brother Charles
settled at the brick house p ace, where Mr.
w. L. Littlejohn now lives. From these
men the town got its name. Mr.. Jones
80. Chiln his ,w"s hog o,d hominv coun-
Try they raised cotton also, making bale 10
the acre. lie lott for home last Friday.
Chil,lren's Day was observed yesterday at
New Hope Church Cor Jonesville circuit,
except Bogausville Church. The audience
was very large and composed of PEOPLE
from all over the country. The exercises
were in accordance with the programme
published at Nashville. Mr.. Spencer Rice.
sf kslton, and Rev. l.. s. Pickett, Of Culum-
bin, were present AMI addressed the audi
eoce. There was an at undance Of lunch on
htnd Of which NIL partook. A nice collec-
1n was taken for needy Sunday Schools.
Last night Mr.. Pickett preached in Jone,
vile. lie is n fluent talker and goes to the
very root of things and d. es il, to-" in n
plain, unoffen,ive manner.
Mr.. A.bury McGowan is at Mr. Sam Lit. .
|lejohn's, very i'll with copsump' ion.
Mrs. Mitchell is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. G. B. Fowler.
Landy Hames, who has been out with the :
'aiiroad surveyors TO Lockhart Shoals, is At
nome again, the survey having BEEN com
,leted.
Boyd L. IIamcs, of Gaffncy, is at his faith
RS on q visit.
Z. &. lIarri, is in Joncsvilc for few
lays. .--,.,7 t.,n h;s
,upgy yesterday and killed, near tho same
,'ace that Mr.. Bud Kelly got killed III
imilar manner a few years ago.
e. L. Eson was up from Union lesteroay. ;
TELErAoNE.