The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-03-22
DOINGS AROUND TOWN.

MISS Lila Deaty Is IN town, staying IL
Mr.. Spencer Rire's
Mrs. Minerva Foster, accompanied by
Miss Carrie Sparm is visiting the family Of
her son, Capt. A. ii. Foster.
Mr.. George Gsddes has just finished plac
ing very handsome Grey Scotch granite
monument over the grave of the late Dir. Il.
+. Rawls. 1t is truly Il thing of beauty.
The congregation of the Methodist church
arc having the churchyari nicely cleaned up,
and have removed the broken fence, which
they intend to replace with pickc; fence,
at all early day.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Warren Arthur
entertained the Juvenile Missionary Society
Of the Methodist Church. The Society has
thirty. seven members.
Last week Mrs w. II. Sartor gave a de-
light frl five o clock tea.
Mrs. T. B. Je'cr last Saturday gave an
iuforma, "at homc,' which the attending lajic
enjoyed very much.
Mrs. James Graham, Of Scdalii, is in
town visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
Butle..
The friends of Mr., Hazel Scaifc Sr, will
be sorry to hear Of his severe illness.
DR.. Dcane Of Spartauburg, paid Union Il
professional visit on Tuesday. lie clmc
down to see Mr. Scaifc
Dr.. Manning I. Smith was out one day
last week driving his new horses. They
are quite handsome.
Mr.. James Grants friends arc glad to sec
him on the s,rcets again.
The new goods are arriving daily, and
the merchants hope to be busy with the
Spring trade very soon.
Miss Ruth Anthony of Baltimore, who
has for several seasons hal charge of the
Millinery at Graham Il Sparks, has taken
the same position for this Sc ,son. She re
turned to her post last Saturday.
Miss Hattie Oc'zcl, who is in charge Of
Foster Cos illinery, was expected to
return from New York early in the present
week, but rs the snow last week in the city
retarded her business she may not get here
until next week.
The congregations at the several churches
have been excellent for the last few Sundays
Mr.. W Z. Grahams new cottage on
Church street will soon be completed
Capt Gibbcs reports fine travel on the
early trains; probably not many people tct
up 10 sec ii.
Mr.. il. p. Harry of the Racket is now in
New York purchasing his Spring goods.
Last week Mr. sam Stokes made Il tlyin
visit to Charlotte, n. c., to see his parents
Last Thursday, Sheriff Longs Oldest son
James, started to Texas after Union pris-
oner
Miss Mimi" Gregory who has been teach
ing at Eta OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .r-..o- iu-!
few days.
Notwithstanding the rain and mud many
of the ladies are on the street.
Rev Is. q. Clifford met his appointments
at Mt. Tabor last Sunday. lie went on
horseback, and reported lots Of mud"
DR. l.. f. poscy of Laurcns was in town
yesterday.
Bishop Duncan was in town this week
lie stopped over Monday night with hi. son.
MIR. /. Z. Duncan aud left on the up tram
Tues lay morning.
We venture the assertion that Union has
he smartcst little boy in South Carolina.
We challenge the State to produce boy Of
TX years, brighter, smarter or more reliable |
han little Sidney Goss. lie delivers mes
ages FOR the Telegraph Company or pack |
Igca for the merchants with the promptmcss.
elf reliance and dignity ofa boy of fifteen.
1t is real Interesting to watch so small n |
10Y doing sach WORK SO clcvcry. In his |
make up he has that which will make Il |
nan OF him-industry and self reliance
md we predict for him bright future.