The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-03-29
POST OYFICE DIRECTORY.
DOINGS AROUND TOWN,

to recovery.
Mr.. Booth had fine eopsresation last
Sunday night.
Miss Lalls McKissick has gone to Column
s. to spend q few days.
Mr.. e. p. Sellars, Of High Point, N. c.
spent last Sunday in town.
Maj. Ersli Of Columbia was in town last
Tuesday, on bu.iness.
Last Wednesday, Mr.. Jennings conducted
prayer meeting for Mr.. Morris.
The choir of the Episcopal church are
preparing some fine music for Easter.
Mr.. Louis MeNeace went to Jonesville
lrst Sunday to see his friend Mr. Patterson
Miss Bernies FAINT of Ssntuc is in town,
as the guest of her uncle Mr.. Jno. A. FAINT.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Bleass of Newberry
are hero on visit Of several weeks, to their
daughter Mrs. Loui, Rodger.
The Baptsts have removed their oIi pcws
and rsplsced them with new ones; that are
to be warranted not to stick.
Mrs. Bartles friends will be rejoicei to
learn that she has recovered from her recent
illness, and is able to 60 about.
Everybody is beginning to prune away the
dead part Of their sh rubbery, and in some
places thss have TO cut pretty low
The "bees" Of the Seminary hive are
buciiy engaged this week extracting the
honey from SpriI,' Examinations.
Mr.. Lester who " as Pastor of the Metbo
dia church at the time of its dedication,
preached for Mr. Morris last Sunday
Last Friday evening Mrs. W. a. Nicholson
gave an "At Home" which like all her en-
tertsinments, was quite enjoyable.
A fheen foot addition is being made to
the banking Office OF Wm. a. Nicholson
L Son. II will extend along Main Street.
Tn. public we'll between Wray's and the
Dunn building was cleaned out and repaired
this week by, order Of the Council.
Large quantitie. OF empty bottles and
wrappers we're shipped from the dispensary
hsrc to the State dispensary en- Tuesday.
4 communication sent 10 US from Cross
Eeyr in FsArssry has just been received.
n wss nissent and went to Marion sc.
Miss Ads Hancock, who has been in the
Northern Markets buying select stock of
Millinery for J. W. McLure has returned.
We are authorized to announce that, on nc
mt OF fresh vsrnish on the seats, there
will bs no preaching or sunday school at the
Baptist church next Sunday
Miss Hattie Oeizel returned from the
Northern markets last Saturday, and reports
qnsntities of every thing lovely en- route
for Union.
Mr.. Maurice 4. Moore, Jr. who is travel
ing for tho Medical Works Of Lea & Co., of
rhiladelphi,, is visiting his parents Dr.
end Mrs NJ. A. Meore.
Mr.. Willie wilkins, who has for some two
years been employed by the Western Union
Telegraph Co., at Raleigh, n. c., is at his
homo on Church Street, for quite an extern
dsd visit.
Mr.. y. ". Brookcr. agent ofthc ing
Fund Commission was in Union Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday. He examined the
auditors books but did not find any lost lands
70 amount 10 anything.
Mr. J. II. McKissick, Clerk o! the Court,
vas siot several days this week. He was
taken last Saturday with the grip, and did
not get back 10 his Office until Wednesday.
Ma. J. 8. Wsloh was in town last We'd
Assdsy. Ho says that the farmers about
Shelton are 81 least two weeks behind with
their crops, and are working like blazes now
20 get in some good lioks during the good
weather. lie says that the folk. IN his sec
tion arc more uneasy about meat and bread
han they are about politics
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