The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-08-30
Morgan & Wa9nou.

Morgan u Wagnon will be doing biisi.
necS in Union. The business winbe
that OF family groceries and confectidns
with vegetables, fruits. etc in season
These young men have adopted anex,
ccllent motto To begin with which it ad-
hcred TO, can but mean success in biisi-
business, that is selling to one andnIf
for spot cash at Il close margin ofsbfx4it,
and the best goods that can be obfiaaei
on the market. Having no old. goods To
dispose of their entire stock wiitsbe
fresh and new, and we bcspcak foy tHpse
young men Il liberal share of thepatroh-
age Of Our readers. The busipessMill
be conducted in the building On se3Ith
side of Main street formerly occqpied by
"Thc Parlor Grocery" -
These young men are both posseSse d
of exemplary characters and bpt4are
noted for their industry, uprig bf6ess
and courteous treatment of ta1lHMith'
whom they come in contact. TTSnlere
deserving young men it woum b bard
to find in any community. ~
MIR. R. p. MORGAN, q III s.;.
the senior member of the ftynf lis 2S.
years of age and is the son OF t9 late
fSmented \. b. Morgan. HesH24 born.
and reared in. Union county,; ie.t TO
Union in - and en- Gagged n,
camille business a. ierk,.t
|sseytels, kss~ss res and lffilSS ~
(plieS He, .hys his sclose application to
ibtlsiffess, soon gained thcsimplicit con-
|fdence of his employer. and was some
three years ago given the position Of
book keeper for this prominent mcr-
chant which position he. has since held
and continues to hold, although Mr..
Sartor, some months ago, sold out his
business and organized the Aetna Cot
ton Mill Company of which he is prcs-
dent. Mr.. Morgan will probably con-
tinuc in Mr.. Sartors employ while Mr..
Wagnon will be in charge Of the bust
ness Of Morgan X Wagnon.
ME-. l.. l.. WAGNON
is also about % years of age and only a
few months the junior of his partner.
Mr., WaguOn is one OF Unions shining
lights in the Christian world He was
born ard reared in Macon. Ga where
he graduated from the Georgia A ahama
Business College, and came to Union
five years ago on a visit (soOn after grad
uating) to the home Of Kew. l.. NJ. Rice,
of the First Baptist Church. Mr.. Wag-
non was SO well plea sed with Union that
he determined to make it his home, and
sought employment, which he readily
obtained, with Mr.. Conway 5. Young.
Mr.. Wagnon bent every energy ne pos
s"Ssed TO promote the Interests of his
employer, IN an honest. straightforward,
busness-like manner, his employer was
not long IN recognizing his worth, and as
Mr.. Young's health began to fan the
RESPONSIBILITIES Of the business fell prin-
clpally uFon MI. Wagn"n's shoulders,
aud he was emlnentlN rq'lal to Tn" task,
ot having the eiIti charge and man
agement OF the busiiiess on his aids.
HES rnp'oN'r died some few years ag",
ana MT Nj 'cbrih hiing, has b. b'Oih'r,
t"ok cha'g'' of The business. whicn.
backed NY by tn interchangeable energy ~
thrse t"" men h'ghn 10 pro>pe: a'd
st+r WIN ihpd 'Iilh"S 10 'sr f"'r'no>,
ranks '"'!l II 70" "ccniHeS th" r''v',he
posi- i"n ni NJ Ia i'np ft"lIy groc"'l
''"f' VI III" cry The p"'n' recoGn'z-
Ing 'Ir "xc"l!t / hr-npSs qualities p,-
ses'td b. Macbeth You 'lrc'ed hnn