The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-08
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we hunted for the others, but not beinr
able to find them gave up the search
kn0wlng we would meet at the DEPOT
and began taking in the beauties of thc
fark, by the electric lights. This is the
most beautiful place that 1 ever saw I
Chink. 1t may look different by day
,lgnt. we enjoyed it very much, bat
hau rather the entire party had beon
along. Now our time was being limiisd
and we had to return in short while to
get to the Union depot in time. but wa
Stopped at the State House grounds IN
enjoy the band concert for awhile. Ar.
irving at the car shed we all soon got
together again, and were soon being
whlrled along hOmeward bound, and
the time passed rapidly, for it was
peasant trip, and no one was heard to
say " wish l was at home.n for
there was pleasant time on the train.
Some of the young ladies reluctantly ad.
mitted that they were tired. One or tvn
at least looked very game and seemed
able to repeat. One remarked tn the
writer that "this will be a day long to
be remembered. 1 think so. and an,
sure all would have said the same NJ
Il L. STONED, This was a move upioue
ana purely original with THE TINRs
ana II lt was any trouble to the Editor
10 take The party down and show them
aronnd, ne was repaid by the beamine
countenances and expressions of unaIe
ioyed appreciation depicted in their
faces and wien they would tell him "A
nllch fhey were ready and willing 10
nnow 10 any place, relying on his leader.
snip, Cne"" haing no desire to 70 it
alone, " on in any way become separated
tor any length Of time. They seemed
TO be inseparable while there, with tbo
intention OF enjo ing the Fair and the
scenes collectively.
forgot to state that Secretary Bollo-
way pinned 4 blue ribbon on each Of the
glris wearing UNION TIMES badge,
nno feqnested them to come around and
Did him good bye before going out.
Yes, THE UNION TIMES glrls'' was
q'iite popular while enroute AMI at the
t"'r. and if 1 had been a gir, I would
IL eu r. n'Ye b"en Que. AS IL was | WAS
S"! 10 IT. With thc M ANIL was glast was
not glri aud could enjoy being an hon.
o@ry membar OF the party as a girl could
not Some at first might have Thought
1t an insignificant thing and unworthy
!hcir notice, the coupon contest. but
you Det'' if they had seen that bsvy Of
girls IN Cosnmu;a, On the train, the
street cars or elsewhere, what considera-
ZION was shown them, etc., why it was
tho biggest thing extant, and they being
pretty girls and attractive personally and
pleasant To Laik with and very acceptable
"a sweet girl frieMiS-why that WAS the
why and wherefore" we wanted to be
With tiicm; my friend Cook aud myself
and IL apologies to make, aud perhaps
the1G wee several others
I a
to" far Z" say 80 little, and as I know the
Gh'tof w!li DO beCter, and hoping soma
OF the girls it not atl, wll write about il
and tell it AZ hey saw it. l would be Glad
n hear 4, feel that they can tell it
exceedingly we'll. So here will do asI
did dnring the races, drop out and move,
Around among farm impiemsnLs. S.ri-,
cu,tural exhibits and stand an,und m.,les
friends learnln. What Gail, and sec whsaA
| eau. iIoMd machinery, aarictltarnh
ImpleG;as,tS and. agricultural products
We're. not az good as they used to be. L
idO LOt think the horses drove was as
good as ! have seen. There were enough,
side shows for the world almost, and ~
1t Ia none OF my business about thsL,
sh) )Hing, do not think they ought to.
be allowed IN have thOSn old TN trnmph-
cts to drown any Mu>ic OF anything elsa
except thtiy nlus,c. aud tho little rh
blow pouches the little boys annoy ono
With. Why you can't even hear yours
self ;Alk.
SAW several friends there. / s,rc INV
old friend Joe James and he looks we'll
since he went to tha penitentiary-no
| offense maant-.yOn see he is qua I'd
there. Ead quite long and pleasant
talk with Mr.. w. e. Cook, formerly
! Editor of THE TIMES, and no inquir,ts
after you b. b., and noticed that you do
not write much now. But did not tell
him that you were sassy" and think
Jug OF getting married
Ladies and gentlemen, 'excuse hasta.
and bad pm ~ the pig said when he
gotout am quitting and will let Others
tell, or myself will be buried with this
iabDering right down on the bottom ut
the ugly waste basket, but r-m.mh
that WAS great day and hope IN It
those pretty and popular young ladi o,
will always remain 30 and never change,
except in name, and The union TIMs<
remain the nioSt popular county paper
iu the state ~ it is now, aud that th.y
} and the Editor may meet some suita IA
time ~ big picnic, a regular reunf'n.
and | want 10 be there aud if | Iou,t ri
, cali it, sslfshness.
HEY DENVER.