The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
GOSHEN HILL GLEANINGs.

| Alter q 0f0n StiG OF nine weeks tni
section was visit ed by refreshing rait
lass eek. Ev, ryone was gloom,
over the pro, poets for the crops anc
gardens, but { his week the farmer
and their wives have doubled thel
diige nee, and cv srybo'y is hard a
work planting, vansplanting ant
keei.lng down grass. a great dea
of the cotton and &C en had not beer
put lit the ground, bile the olde
cotton and corn is Begin Nug to'bloonl
The oat and wheat crop was aimos
tlliurc, great deal Of t. te oats vii
not be cut. The gardens IRE ooore
than have ever seen them. No trul
scarcely at all. The blackbe rry c. 'ol
is almrst an entire failure.
The health Of the commun ity bas
been good this summer.
Since our last writing NJ r. Will
Thomas has passed away. Hc was
an honorable, hard-working oy and
will be much missed by the eiatives
and friends.
Mrs. Peggy Evans has been quite
sick but is c0nvalescent now. She
had Il short sweet visit from her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Maybn o, Nd
SON, Billy, some days ago. We a, e
IRE glad TO see Billy home asaip rom
Cuba. lie had serious s,,.ll of,
sickness while in the army n, il came
back like most Of the So .die,s no,
much III love with our Aew posses
sions.
Mrs. Will Wilson has b ad q sr,ell
but is able to take her p ace at the
table again.
Mr.. Robert Wilson, ) family ARE
ahead Of Us all as l ws was invited
there on the 3rd to q t White .head
cabbage.
Mrs. Jack McCar' ley has i5inea
her husband at Che ,tcr where thew
will make their !uter @ home.
Miss Grace SIMS is on a visit TO
Chester at this timv.
Mn; Mi4s seSE;R s. 4sss Sss ma. !. .nsndIng
shs is having 8 lire time .at,ng ish,
As he is good s-.iner aid has new !
method Of kil,i,g them.
Mr.. Dave AlcCra,l en- and Mr..
Billy Gillism got several Of ,he con-
tracts for working the roads and we
hope to have good Roads soon, for
chcy generally do up Il jobs right"
that thew undertake.
We paid visit to Mr.. W. w.
Euglish's family las Saturday and
rcjoiccd to find g ,od crops from
Goshen Hill up that far.
Miss Erin Coiield is home from the
Spartanburg graded school.
Miss Mary Coz ield leaves tomor
row TO attend thu Newberry com
mencement,
MIR. II, NJ. Au ghtry has the con-
tract for working the road to Whit
mire and has o lready put it in fine
order.
A number Of our young people at,
tended the childrcn's day at Whit
rnlre last Sunday and came home
much pieo ,ed with their trip.
The mlny friends Of NJ. a. Car.
islo move with pleasure chat he has
been e ected president of the New
berry Bank.
Dr. Will Carlisle, Of Roxton,
Texas, aud Dr. X. G. Carlisle (with
whom he returned from the reunion
in Charleston visited the old home
and family grave. yard hear Goshen
Hill @sevcrai weeks ago. DR.. Will
was looking well. 1t has been twenty
yeas since he visited South Carolina.
Mr.. j. D. Epps, S., has left our
community and gone back to your
city. We miss his pleasant visits
but know he will make good use ol
his time up there.
MIR. james iIuntcr is very mucl
better these days and is surprising
his friends by paying them visits
Mr.. j. Il. Cofcld, Mrs. S. Il. Chick
Mr.. Will Beatty and Col. keiit have
all enjoyed pleasant visit from him
Mr.. Johnnie McCracken has
new bicycle and is graceful rider
am living in nope of getting
the Chester reunion in July and hop
TO meet many of my old soldit
friends,
Ivy GREEN.