The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-04-30

We have only II limited number of
tl,eSe premiums t0 give away on the
alnve terms. Doa't wait until your
nrighlmr comes in AMI gets the last one
we have left
j. Il. Ivcy lett for Columbia on Thurs
day.
Dr.. =. p. Butler, of S;lntuc. is in
tn" city.
DR.. .\r.l.ur Irwin. of SpaItalburg is
II the city.
Read y. lIamp. Kceslcr's lines on or
first page.
Col. \. G.. Rice left for Charleston on
Tuesday last.
y. n. Sarl1,tt. Of Gaffnry. w;,s in
Union on last Saturday.
Miss A,l,lie Blair is quit" ill with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. JUS. NJ. F.,rr has gone to Glenn
Sprin - for his health.
Mr.. +. ID. Slnrkcy Jr.. has gone To
Atlanta Oh business.
Mr.. ChGiS. II. Long. of .JoneSvlllc, WAS
Nh.
Miss Mary Murphy. of Charleston. j.,
visiting friends in Union.
Grecnville and Cmrl, Stun are both
well represented at the Association.
That genial DR.. Frank Butler. of
Edgeiic!d, is in Union this week.
She riff Robert Ellison. of Fairfield
coInty, WAS in Union on Thursday.
DR.. {. W. A,lstcll. of Wclkfort. is in
Union, AMONG his old irieii,ls.
w. II. Nrwbrll. chief State detective.
arrived IN Unon on Tuesday lust.
DR.. {. II. Tabor, of Fort Mote. is in
the city, a.d is looking remarkably we'll.
NJ. W. +. Gillian and Mr.. Will Bates,
of Carlisle. came up to hear Bill Arp.
Mr.. Perrin Thomson. of Pacolrt Mills,
spent Thursday evening in the city.
Several well known men, of Kelton.
were in town To hear Bill Arp.
Rev. J. ID. McCollough preached nj
the Episcopal Church on Sunday last.
Rev. Jno. G.. Williams preached ut
the Baptist Church on Sunday last,
Miss .Phrone" Whitmirc, of Cross
Keys, was i'll town last week.
DR.. J. NJ. Lawson returned on Su:i-
day from IN extensive tour North.
W. \. MOichead and W. {. Johnson,
Of Mt. Tabor. heard bill .lrp'S lecture,
II. II. Rawls and son. Of >Sheville.
\. c.. were i'm Union for Il few days last
week.
Mrs. J. ii. Haptlrs who has been visit
in n! her iatllnr in Cross Keys returned
Saturday.
Mr.. WalL,c, Mc\tacc, of l.aurellS.
was here on II visit to his parents last
Sunday.
Miss Sallm Mumo is getting up IL con-
cert for tie benefit of Tie Union Brass
Band.
Nearly i'll the physicians Df inion
county are in atlen lance upon the aSSocl-
alton.
Mrs. Dravcr and Miss Will,. Of Car
Isle, spent Thursday with Miss Douglas
in Union.
DR.. Ed Mott. .Jr.. of SpHnNnburg. has
lerH circulating among his many 1ritnuS
in Union for vrrHl days.
(;reenvi,lr. Cl larlrSton and Harris
lthia springs alc candidates Tor llM
next place OF nlcriing.
DR.. Tom Hancock, ilr gay aud drl0-
inair Iarht Iur iiWtOr of Carlisle, attended
the Medical .IsSmntirn.
Con :. Yorng and II j. Sraiic X SoI
have also very roolly entered the ''liW
u pna with most excellent outfits.
McSsrs. GoSs X Wallace. brokers, had
four hundred pounds Of iGnl stolen frou
them while stored in the hcpm.
The Union Banjo Club was organi2e'
few weeks ago. Jlpy practice ol
NJ ntlay and Thursday night of eacl
week.
We were pleased to sec Dr. Sumtc
Davrga. of Chester. one nf the lc;ldIn!
surgeon y of the Stale, is ip Union thi
week.
Y. IIanp. X. writes that he caught
al eight pound CA, fish last week, with 3
limk, and il wasiIta good day for lisl
.noliOW."
Mr.. j.. &. Fami. f,rtm'l3. pl Union
now uf Battery Park Hotel was H!arrict
on the 2lSt inst. to Miss Mary Ft7aiTn
OlEj III Fbii1iclrlna.