The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-01-22
UNION NOTES.
New Year Greetings-GoOd Preachers
Pretty WOmen-MeRsIes.

Pretty WOmen-Measles
Union, s. c.. Jan. 20, 1895.
After long rest from your columns, enjoy.
ing the holidays. visiting, etc, will resume
old Press and Banner. It's coming is always
an xiously awaited by each member Of our
home. May 1t prove as interesting during
1S96, as In the past. happy new year:to o. tne ne
his list Of subscribers during this year.
The family of Mr.. VIM. Lush Is sorely af.
iicted from the effects OF measles. All
are confined to the house, except Mrs. Rush
and she being almost an invalid is scarcely
able to attend to any Of the home duties:
DR.. Arthur Wideman is gaining for himself
an inyiable reputation In our vicinity: every
seems highly pleased, not only with his med
ical skill, but with his affable manners, and
prompt attention 70 his patients.
Miss Aggie Harvley who commenced the
new year with severe attack of pnenmonia,
Is still unable TO leave her room. DR.. ]. D.:
has been attending her, and with his skiliful
treatment and the undivided attention OF her
many relatives and kind friends we hope she
will soon be In her accustomed place among
US. .
Rev. Dr. Breaker, of Mo-, an old college
friend OF Rev. j. S. Jordan, Of Phoenix, 8. e.,
is soon TO visit Bro. Jordan, and begin a meet.
Ing Of days at one OF his churches-Bold
| Springs.
mended and we would advise all who can to
avail themselves Of this opportunity OF hear
| ing him preach.
| Mr.. John B. Ellison, who has charge OF the
| Prult plantation at Ninety-Slx, has recently
visited in this section. Mr.. Ellison Is an ener-
getic man, and consequently he made his
| stay from his business very short.
/ Mr.. Calvin Rush, one OF the boys, OF Union.
was happily married on the 3Oth Of December,
1885, to Miss Lula Harling, Of Pelzer, s. G..
| Miss Lula once resideded near Union, and Is
well known and loved by all OF US.
j. Boze Pratt, a little son Of Mr.. r. l.. Pratt,
OF Ninety-Six, Is now with bis aunt and cous-
in, Mrs. NJ. NJ. and Miss Allie Pruit. Boze Is
bright boy and has already made great
many friends around his aunrs home.
| One Of our young men Is again In his
| bachelors Hail." and will try living alone
another year. Perhaps, he thinks some Of
year, and will propose cooking for him:
Messrs. Geo. Ellison and Wesley Rush have
been trading horses. They seem to think
| they have made fine trades.
| Mr.. Press McFerrln has has had quite an
amount OF sickness in his home during the
past Six weeks.
Mr.. Tom Alton who has been contending
with rheumatism improves very slowly.
Mr.. F. P. Rush has quite recently bought
two fine mules.
Foster Clinkscales. the little son OF Mr.. A.
]. Clinkscales, has been unwell since Christ
mas.
Unless providentially prevented Rev. G. II.
Burton will begin his work for 1896, at Brad
ley and Union, next, the 4th Sabbath.
Miss Maggie Williams, one OF Greenwood's g
most charming Young ladies, has quite re-
Gently visited Union.
Mr.. George Griffin and his sister, Miss Ma
| bel, worshipped at Union last Sabbath.
| What has become Of our county commits
sioner? Surely he has forgotten the road be.
tween the Yoeman's place and Bradley. II
he doesn't soon look after 1t, I don't know
how we will travel oyer 1t. Christina.