The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-01-13
LOCAL LACONIGS.
MATTERS IN AND AROUND THE
Town or UNION.
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-.-Copst seonys 4 81 Monday.
s-Iadss dstSS slliII q, s ls or ness pre-
siding judge ~ rs I, u Z. 4 z,
--MrssaY. O.. Nelssn has q earned
from Essannsh. :8sss So
REV. Mr.. shulss and ,swife are
boarding AZ Mrs. Jetsr's. - @ 5 5
-Dr. Robert Gibbs, Of Columbia, J.
was In Union this week. s.. s;
Col. Richard o'Neal,'of Columbia.
WIS in n,he City Tuesday. =.
Harry Goss spont last Sunday
in the "city on the Congaree."
Miss Sadie ,Scofield returned to
Davidson, n, c., Monday night.
--Wallace Thomson, of Columbia.
is spending SC me time in the city:
--Mr. J. T. Can't, of Columbias
was lii l:.city tho first Of the week, l;
MIR. Js.hss Gerald, 81 Blacksvilte,
sIc1t al.n lays in Union this week.,
miss, Ate0sslan, of Clinton, -ss,
visiting her sister, Mrs II. II. Seattle
Mr.. r. HI Ferguson, Of f'spartan-
burg, called ut The Times ofIiee1Sat-
urday. -
Mrs. ]. D. Rainey, of Blacksburg,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. NJ :.
Farr. :. ...se,.
Mr., and Mrs.,H., L. Seattle ,havs
returned from visit to relatives:a'
Clinton. \
MIR. S. NJ. Rice, Jr., f. u, writef
us from saluca that he has very :
sick boy.
Mr.. F. G. Posey left this week
for two months outing in the "land
OF flowers"
Mr.. Edward Byars, Of Blacks
burg, was the guest Of Judge Greer's
family this week.
Rev. T. II. Garrett and family
have moved into the Grant colt. ge
on Smith street.
Senator Douglass and Represcr-
tatives Sawyer and Lyles left Monday
Light for Columbia. sss
Mr.. Geo. Munro and family have
moved into the cottage lately occu
pied by w. w. Dixon and family.
When the grip grabs you in earn
e't so to bed at once. DO not figh'
Il. for it will down you every time.
Miss Kathleen Moore will leav,
Saturday for Camden where she vii
spend some time with relatives an,
f;iends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubry Rice, o
Chester, arc visiting Mr.. Rice's paI
eats, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rice, o,
Main street.
We are Informed that the knit
ting mill will be enlarged in the mean
future, and that a dyeing room vii
h' ndGcd to the plant.
Mr.. G. W. GoirS and family, {
kelton, have moved to Union and n
,mfortably domiciled in their ne,
home on Church street.
We were glad to mce, Mr.. Olive
Going in the city Saturday. Mr.
G ,ing has decided to make his futur'
home at Greonville.
Mr.. Con Poscy has disposed O
his mercantile interest at E!bcrton
Ga, and. will take the road as fu
fe lyed "knight OF: :hc grip"
Mrs. W. NJ. Gibbs has been quie,
sick but is cOnvu'eSccnt. She ic'i
Tuesday night for Columbia whcr,
she will spend some time.
MIR. +. C. Howe and family, "
Carlisle, have moved to Union to liy"
They occupy the house recently va.
c3tei by Rev. T. II. Garrett.
- A man by tlic name OF Hall was
accidentally knocked of the coal
shute Il. the cotton mill recently ana
susttincd very painful Injuries. u
/ les wts hroker a"G il was o'hrrHi
ba bruised,
I w. G. Hopper, an operative ii
: Glendale Cotton Mil, las been az
pointed ',r1"in :h" Scnnt" by !.ic;!'
Gov. McSwcenty. Hopper is said -
be M. N. lInN nr.i deserving Oi 4!