The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-05-29
HAPPENINGS AT ETA JANE.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF-MArTERS OF
INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC.

THE NEWS IN bk!Et-MAIiEN We
INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC.
ETA JANE, May -. There has been
good deal of complaint of cholera moi-
bus and cholera infantm among our
people during the last few days
The fruit crop promises Il fair yield
this year. Cotton and corn which has
been regularly worked seems to be grow
ing right along. Gardens and oats are
suffering mostly for rain.
have received the report of General
Farley. state Historian Confederate
Records.
The ladies of Elbethel have organiZcd
"A memorial association ana VIII hold
their first meeting Saturday. June l3, III
> o'clock p H.. at which time they expect
their friends and SympathzcrS to meet
with them. | understand that IN ;d-
dress will bc made and the graves OF the
ext confederate soldiers marked with SUIT
able testimonials of woman's love. We
hope our people will lay aside their work
and meet with them on that day and en-
courage them i'll thu uDblc work soauSpl-
cio,lsly bugun. Let our gallant ''eadh he re-
memierf,!.
The Salcu Sunday school desires u"
make It's annual cbildren'S day more at
tractive than ever this year. In addition
to the regular programme viii M 'iMctSh
an original farct-''IIOw tn tame Your
Mr. and MIS-. Whitiiers, Solomon heat,
Squire Bllnderbuss, Mr.. Ripley >m:H"r
MIA Penelope TarboN (mothcr of MiS
Whif,,x. P;i,Son Flint. and Ben Tillman.
WHO comes j.. with the pitchfork and
clears the dcck. tis whole thing is u
hurlesuuc on 'woinan Signs, and
teaches how to get "'d u tFS'h"t"!1S
| nlntileT-jn-law.
Mr.. III. Terry Estes has been :. I"
long time He is now speaking of ruipr
To the Llthia Springs to test thc virtue
of its waters.
Notwithstanding we have lad Il very
hot dry spell. cotton and corn are grow
ing very well where they have been rcr,I-
larly worked. Had il been othcrwis,
Some farmers would have lost some of
their crops mt least.
i am glad To see the candidate : column
filling up rs well rs the Golfers of the
Editor "All'S we'll that ends well"
Tic rhll.S made Il general spread ON
the water courses Ia some rttccS last
week
Mr.. .IrScpi Nalldcr; came up into this
| country III the interest of the Union
County Mutual Insurance COMPANY.
He got Il gool deal ot work ann told.
This Is something our country friends
ought I'LL to belong to. 1t cheap and
Safe
1t WAS IN! pleasure Yesterday To- vi>i;
Hickory Grove. 1t iSa wide awake town
with several new buildings in process Of
erection. ! met many OF my old friends
there and had quite an enjoyable time.
leSideS heard some good preaching at
the \. II. Presbyterian church by Rev.
Mr.. Stevenson, nt Bethany and Rev. J.
II. Knox, the pastor at Hickory Grove
regret tu learn the sudden death of
Ms. Frank Garner, which took place
at her home 1T tOWlrnS one day last
week She WAS buried at skull Shoals.
She was II member of the Baptist church
and lr;lvcSa Il husband and several children
together with Il host of friends To- mourn
her loss. She was the daughter of nur
esteemed friend. Mi j. J Kcndrirk or
PacOlt No. |.
The North l:lcnirt sunday school
convention will meet ii Mount \r.rLt
on the 2Sth Of June.
The Salem sunday school added several
new names To thr l!s of mrmlcrS
yesterday.
Fan t,al.m;u ami Jimmie strain ,ry
| going Ia raise can among the the old
| soldiers if they dGIi't Vuli saying llm,
several at ,inm have got To- complaining
| IL good deal worse iHcr tElr new pension
law went inl" effect. We can't stand !,
gentlemen. They say tmat unrappiicaul
aS soon aS In" t"lln'i his claim lIad passed
| the county Inald. went huinc ;nd planted
his cotton lands in co.Tl in order Ia ca,
the price of his pr"ll",, below ,hr
required income limits. NnN.