The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-08
DOINGS AROUND TO WIN

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Mr.. 8. C. Scofeld of Davidson, N. c. oaws
down on Monday to visit his relatives.
Miss Sallie wilkins has the position OF
cashier at Foster aud Company's.
Mrs. J. Henry McNeace returned from
visit to her parents at Roanoke Va.
Miss Sallis wilkins left on Monday IN
company with her cousin Mr.. and MIS- bern-
ard Jones OF Pacolet, for Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Thomson went to the
Exposition ON Monday aud ill return 'he
last of the week.
Mrs. W.D. wilkins has returned from
Chester where she went 10 visit her brother
Or. Pryor.
Mrs. Jas III. Maxwell Of Greenville Is
here visiting her parents Judge and Mrs
W. II. wsllacc.
Rev. C. A. b. Jsnnings conducted services
al the Methodist church last Sunday nlght.
Mrs. DR.. Pryor aud chileren OF Chester
came over on Sunday to see Mrs. Rogers
who was extremely ill.
Mrs. Ann L. Arthur has returned from
Asheyille where she has been visiting reia
tives for several mon'hs.
Last week Mayor. j. A. FAINT and j. "
Arthur went TO Spar;auburg and were
initiated into the order Of knight Ternplars'
MIR. z. l.. E;son spent last Sunday at
home, the attraction this time being
possum dinner insteal ola "dear hunt
Mr.. W. L. Graham spent last SUNDAY
dawn at Blairs. Can some ore tell us wha
he wa. doing down there?
Mr.. l.. Hix, Supt, of the Union Cotton
Mills and his dsnghser, Mis-, villa, left on
Tuesday to attend the Exposition at Atlanta.
the essnsr Of Main AID Grog Streets. IL e
addition extends along Grog street. y
The chain gang came through town one
day this week. They have not commenced
work ON the stockade yet but are still
{, ,rk on the roads.
Mr.. Geo. Garrett aud family left here
Thursday for Gatfney where Mr.. Garrett
will engage in Dry Goods business. lie
gave US his subscription before he left,
saying he could not do withoat the Times.
Rev. j. w. Harris and Mrs. Il. n. Harris
have gone to Atlanta and from there they
will go to Texas, where they will visit rel
atives.
Mr.. L . E. Bailey was called to Chester
last Friday by the extreme illness, which
resulted in the death Of his sister, Mrs.
Matte Burris.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Nj. Smith Of Palmyra,
New York, spent few days this week with
their relatives Mrs. Il. q Clifford and Mrs.
G. II. Oe,zel.
Mrs. Salie Rogers the venerable mother
of Mrs. r. w. Tinsley quietly passed away
Monday evening Mrs. Rodgers had passed
her all but three score year and ten, being
81 years old, And her family have the
reavement.
Last Monday evening tie pupils of the |
Presbyterian Sabbath School held a social !
reception at the church parlor. 1t
was much enjoyed. The guest being
entertained by games. and refreshments By ,
cake, lemonade and tea
Some Of the people living below the iail
on Main. Street are designating that part Of
the street by a new name. There are i've
families living there, the heads of which
have come from Darlington, aai they call
from the jai! ont the other way towards and
leyond Torsch's Branch, Darlington street
This is The second week of pro!r.ctcd
meeting that has been going on at the Blp.
tist Church. The meeting is in charge Of
Kew. ii. c. Buckhoiz Of Chester. lie has
preached the gospel faithfully aud earnestly
holdilg often as many as four services q
DAY. There is nothing sensational abDu;
his preaching, out his forcible way Of telling
the old, old story has impressed everyone,
has convinced some, and others are under
convection. Rev. Buckhol1 has made
many friends here who will he glad 10 See
him whenever lie may feel dispo scl to yisi.
our town again.
Worl; on the new Cotton Mill is progress
rapidly With the exception OF very short
distance The outer wall is practically com.
pleted up to the beginning the second
story. Quite large area of jois,s have