The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-15
Local News Notes
Put Together For Ready Reference
Gathered Here and There by
Our Man About Town.

af,er Pheasant visit Of two mouths to
the home of her parents at Hickory n. C
Fresh raisins, cunants and citron at
Mrs. Briggs. 46-2t
Bring your exhibits in to Mayor
Young at once if you want them sent
to Charleston.
There is fine premium for the first
who will advance their subscription to
: THE TIAEs to January 1, 1908 See
announcement on editorial page.
MARRIED at Clifford Seminary Oh
November 3rd, 1901, by DIR. B. G.. Cliff.
ford, Mr.. Andy Estes and Miss Carrie
Robinson, both of Union county
Read the letters from three of our
girls Of the first page. They will tell
you about their trip to the fair. Y,u
will hear from the others next week.
Dolls, toys and fruits of all kinds at
Mrs, Briggs. 46-2t.
The ffuit tree agents have been busy
this week delivering trees u purchasers
=. Judging fOm the quantity of trees the
nursery people must have done good
business in this town this summer.
Our farmers are slow in bringing in
their exhibits for the Charleston ex-
position. The time is getting short.
Bring in anything you have that is
worth showing. Don't delay but
bring them now.
Mentioning the work recently done
at the National Bank last week we
gave the credit to "a. P. Mabry"
This was an error, it should have
read Mr.. A. P. Abrams, there is no
A. P. Mabry that we know Of.
The Peoples bank is reaching up
ward still. There are only a few
feet however to be added in the brick
work, in the way of trimming. This
10 going to be one OF the prettiest
buildings in the up country.
$40 PER MON III to ladies for an
hour or two each day t'sn get work at
onre PROMPT pay lfyrm Gan write
f;aand nae sPlf.addrcssed envelope aud get
full particulars No f.ke in this
~ Miss 8 + JOHNSON.
1915 Hond.IsUu ST CuiuIliDlA, sc.
A6-1t.
Uncle Mike Lee has brought in
some very fne cotton on the stalk
which he presented to Mayor Young
for the exposition at Charl. stop. IT.
ia Of the Peterk'n variety and is very
prolific. One Of the (stalks has 1l6 op-
on bolls on it,
The bill boards, fences, sides OF
houses and every available place is
literally covered with highly colored
pictures and announcements of John
Robinson's circus which will be here
Saturday Of this week. We expect u
Very large orowed in Union,
Mr.. G. Walt Whitman, said he wished
to compliment US upon tho tep strike We
had made with our party Of oung ladies
at the State Fair, and though he had
paid his subscription few weeks ago he
handed us another dollar to run it mp
another year. That is the kind of endorse
ment we like best.
Mr. Smith Sanders died last Faiday al
the home Of Mr.. H. H. Robinson where
be had been making his home two years
He Was III two weeks with typhoid fever,
The remains we're inferred at Rqtman
He and Mr.. B. A. Gregory were buried
on the same day in the same church
yaEi,
Mr.. Geo. p. Garrett spent Monday
and Tuesday in town. George is now
tva Yelling for rrge fancy 9rooery
house and is developing into No.
salesman. George is endowed with suf.
hci.nt pluck and energy, and this is.ons Of
the necessary essentials to achieving sue
cess. .'H
jeff Rodgers is dead. He died at his
home above Union last Mond and was
buried Tuesday. jeff was good Iatured
aud, hsrmless darkey who had many
xnite frisnde in Union. He was 4 good
Al.stmasi d ihss str<ts, spd hi; II iiaulllar
cFy Of fresb 9sh VIII be mtssed in thf
iospF lpaFt ef town on Saturdays. He
was alssysfnll Of life aud fun but never
impadept Or medd'esome. He was a
prda oid nsseo ana we Fsgrat 70 lssFnloi
,sdeath Il
sea We Tere glad 10 see the familiar fape
|. .of !, ,nnr old frirnd Mr. F., q. Robo
: fermelys OF Dsion but now of Clinton,
He was In town several Il sys slaat week
end ran In tO spe ns and we had a ye:y
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