The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-10
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Misa Annie Ps:ssss hy gone on . visit to
her friends Mrs. fdserton and Miss
Maggie Anderson, afIIendersonville, N. c..
Mr.. Martin Ch9fa, who was resident of
this place m.px Cars ago, but now of Lex
ington county, called on US last Saturday.
Mrs. Ida cos' ~ me to s"'uda on a
visit.
DR.. and MrkM.J II. Smith. have gone to
Saluda They will be gone about week.
Mrs. IL. NJ. Sparks and children, went to
Laurcns last Tuesday, where they will spend
several days with relatives and friends.
Rev. W. 7. Tate, of Mullens, is in town,
the guest Of Mr.. W. ID. wilkins.
Prof. J. T. Moore, left here last Wedne,-
day for Taylorsville, N. c., where he takes
charge Of a school.
Mrs. DR., Ford and daughter, Of st. Louis,
Missouri, are in Union, on a visit to Mrs. f.
L. ITerndon, the mother of Mrs. Ford.
They are stopping at Mrs. Dawkins'.
Miss Belle Powell left here for Charlotte,
last Wednesday,
Bishop Duncan, spent several days in
town this week with his son, Mr.: T. Z. Dun
can. lie lef, yesterday morning for
Knoxville.
Mr.. ". D. Arthur, went to Blowing Rock,
y. c, last Wednesday. lie will spend
several days 4 that most delightful resort.
Capt Farr, took rT5S up to Saluds, last
Tuesday to see his wife. lie was back here
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. B. +. Arthur, has returned from q
two weeks trip to Hendersonvile, and
accompanied by Mr.. Arthur, spent four or
five days at Piuckncy this week. They
have both returned.
Mrs J. D. Arthur, is back from a visit to
friends and relatives at Rock Hill.
Mr.. F. c. Posey, is visiting friends at
Laurens, this week.
Mr.. Robert Munro returned from Atlanta
last Friday. lie has just completed his
course in business college there.
Mrs. D. C. Flynn and children, of Angus
Ia, Ga, are wishing Mrs. Jas. Grant.
Rev. j. N. Booth, is assisting in q meet
ing at SparanburS.
The colorcl Mcthodists have recently
finished nice brick church on Grog street.
The colored Baptist arc now laying the
foundation OF The Corin,h Baptist church on
Judgement street. This will be brick
structure 72x3S fec, and the brick work is
now being done by hes Bomar, of Spartan
burg, under cont They will have
stained glass wirdSws, and the front entrance
will be under a stseplc that pierces the sky
to the height of Que hundred and eight feet
They say that ,he4! !rOnt window will cost
So co. and that ii)s!' be quite pretty
EDITOR CAN'T Of the Piedmont Headlight
has been invited out of the Alliance by the
State Alliance, but he declines the invita-
ton. The State Alliance claims to have
turned him out, hut he says he will be n
member Of the organization until his own
club expels him. His own club says that
he has done nothing worthy of expulsion or
censure, but on the iGapt tray, that he has
worked faithfully hc Alliance and Re-
form and deserve thanks of, the party.
The state of the uncertain and the
end is not yet.
The Gowdeysville Township Democratic
Club was recognized Saturday, August T.,
1894, by electing W. l.. Goudelock. Pres :;
Vice President, q. ". McKown: j. F.. JEFF
ferries Secretary aud Treasurer.
The following delegates were elected to
county convention
J. I. Moorhead, J. NJ. Greer, NJ. r.
Macomson, J. d. McCnlloch, J. F.. Taylor,
J. \. McKown, C, F. Brown, G.. a. Byars,
7. J. Estes W. T. Mosely,
.iNcrnaies.-Mike Sellers, J. +. Jefferies,
l.. Moorhead, \. Horn, S. +. Foster.
The following resolseion was offered and
carried with much enthusiasm:
R'Soircd. That this club endorse the stand
taken by Hon. T. j Strait member eject
from this, 9TH, Congressional District, and
we heartily endorse hip for reelection.
}. T. JErFERIES. W. l.. GOCDELOCk,
Secy. Pres.
Columbia, Au mo change was made
in the method mating candidates for
Governor an! Governor by the State
Reform Democrafict Executive Committee at
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