The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-09-06
JonesviIIe Jotfines.

II sens Dow like the long wet weather
has broke and tha, fair weat her was at
hand which would be hailed with delight
by every one.
The Union Couaty Baptist Associa-
lion TOR 1901 was held in Jonesville last
week from Thurday morning until Sat
mday moon. Owing to bad roads and
high water the attendance was not large.
The business of the association was Con-
Quoted in the morning and preaching at
night, Mr.. J. A. Sawyer, of Union was
re- elected moderator and E w. Jeter,
Of Santuc, was elected clerk. Friday
night was devoted to the subject of
christian education. Rev. McA. Pitnlan,
Dr w. Wingo, DR.. Bailey and DR..
Montague made addresses. DR.. Mon
tague was quite grand and eloquent in
advocacy of Furman University. About
SO 90 was raised to assist IN paving
balance for the new dormitory at Fur
man.
Jonesville was glad to see Mr. John
r. Mathis, Editor of THE TIMES, in
Ioaesville last week circulating among
his friends here.
Mr.. J. G. Folk, of Birmingham, Ala :,
has been In town for the last few
days stopping with 7. l.. Hames Mr.
Folk is prospecting in this country with
view of establishing a stock farm for
the special purpose Of raising sheep. and
nc has been looking at Judge Wallac.'s
plantation on Pacolet which is well
adapted for a stock farm. Mr.. Folk is
very favorably impressed with the
country and he has in turn made a favor
able impression upon the people of Jones'
vile, and he would be most heartily
welcomed TO our community.
Miss Ira McNaliy, of Union. returned
home last Saturday after an extended
visit 10 relatives in town.
Mss Btrcha Garner, Of Union, j.
''-iIrg her cousins, the Misses Litt..-
jobs
Hiss KITE Marshal, Of Richburg. i
visiting her fir I'd Miss Ida V. Fostpr
MIS-. y B. E'Son las returnp,i from q
visit to Mrs f A Aycock At Clinton
Mss Il 1t Ln'hj IN has gone Jo Cliff
'ur ~ "t.te' uInn the duties nf assistant
ieu.h"r n = H. achc | tn re-
Mss Mnli I.,tlh j,hn has taken a
position us clerk in the j. ]. Littl.john
Company Store.
Mr. T. NJ Littlejohn passed through
.]oneSvi!le today on his way to Columbia
as one of the State board of equalization
which meets in Columbia tomorrow.
Mr. Sam Littlejohn is moving his
stock of goods across the street into the
Pennington store house, and the store
house he vacatas will be town down to
give place to the Johesville bank bu;id-
ing
Mrs. DR.. w. J Douglass has returned
fr"m ali extended visit to relatives at
pacoiet and other places.
M. Henry McNeace and Miss Mare,
OF Union, visited the family of Mr.. j
W. Bates yesterday
Nj and Mrs. Il. l.. Hames, Mrs. w.
IT, ). Harris and Mrs. J. w. Bates have
all gone to Union today.
Mr. G. b. Fowler shouldered his Jacob
staff and mel the south bound train today
and is off for few days surveying land
OH Browns Creek
Mr.. j. L. M:Whirter hls ha | thA
broken parts of his roller mill prepared
and is running on full time day and
hight
Work on the new knitting mills has
been much retarded 10y the lai- rains
Fodder pulling in the farms commenced
today AS much fed Ter is ripe and burning
up On the stalk. 1t is fact that most
Of the corn on the bottoms has at las.
been destroyed Mr.. 1. NJ Littlej .hn
tolHme today that he had never seen it
ST. bad on the bottoms of Guiiky and
Thickety creeks and upon Paco'et and
Broad rivers AS it is this year and his ex-
prli-nc. reaches back Jhirty-five years
Mr.. Dave Farr tells me that on his place.
he has eleven one horse farms and that
seven OF them will not make one ear
each. Late cotton will be very short
crop while some early fields of cotton are
hne
Mrs d. 4. T. F"rr and Mrs. T A
littlejHhn weut to Union today to visit
relatives
Miss Cattle Holcomb, of Union. has
been visiting al Mr. J. F. Alman's.
Mr.. j. w. Crawford will build nice
residence on the lot no has bought.
from Mr. w. z. Thomson in Uuion and
will move there this winter.
Mr.. ard Mrs. II w. Scott have been
grtatly bereaved lately, having lost three
children in less than a month. and
another child in the bed sick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott have the sympathy of their
friends in town.
someone creOt into the dwelling of Mr..
Jeff Davis near The Poor House a few
days ago and robbed pocket book in
trunk. The thief didn't get much money.
he didn't get all there was in the pocket
hook. He mast have got frightened
away
Nj. q J.. Anderson. of Hampton, has
h"r visiting friends in town.
Mrs. M"Nally, Of Union, who has
ben sick at her hr,ihel'<, Mr.. J e
l.iid@'y, has returned TO her home
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Jonesville, Sept. 2.
NOTICE!