The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-07

lie is one of the school trustees anG
gives satisfaction in his office. H,
will live cat home" this year for b,
is enc of the few that will have nei
ther meat, corn, peas or fowls to buy
this year. Isn's he lucky? TYou
bet he is, when all our farmers can
say as much, the mellenium will be
near at hand,-ED
MIR. James Henderson is saving
up quantity Of fine lumber that is
engaged by the Glenn-Lowry Mill
Co.
On. had you heard that we have
a fine bank at Whitmire? Wstch out
for street cars next.
Miss jamie Wright, of Whitmire,
has been on visit to Miss May Co.
field.
Mr.. Will Beatty and Rev. w. B.
Justis spent the night at Mr., j. w.
Hunters lately.
The Missionary Society met at
Mrs. S. E. Chicks the last time.
We are glad to report her much
better than she was the last time
wrote. She is too feeble to attend
church and enjoyed the meeting of
her friends there very much.
We hear that our friend and neigh.
Dor, Miss Annie Epps, was married
last week to Mr.. West, of Spartan
burg. We extend our heartiest con-
gratulations.
A child of Rhoda Murphy, who
lives on Mr.. j. E. CoGeld's place,
was burned to death few days since.
DR.. w. l.. Sims is located at his
old home again near Black Rock, and
will give most of his time looking
after his farming interest, but cannot
turn deaf ear to the calls of the
sick.
Mr.. Maxwell Sims family are
living near Delta.
Misses Ann and May Evans have
been sick a good deal this winter
with rheumatism and chills.
Mrs. w. M. English's friends will
be pleased to learn that she has been
cured of a long standing case of as
thma by using a medicine that you
advertised in your paper, "Asthma~
lene."
We were so glad to see notice of
a Missionary Meeting at Padsett's 8
Creek, presided over by our friend
Mrs. Lee. | would have enjoyed
being there and hearing those pieces
read by the members-such pieces
do much good-rovoke others to
good works and calls forth a prayer
for and a blessing upon your work.
Let your watchword be Onward and
Heavenward."
Sorry that our Editor had such a
time with the grippe. He ought to
have taken few moro doses, sur
prised that you didn't take soda.
The next time you have it, add a
teaspoonful of soda every hour for
three hours and If that don't cure
you I'm ne doctor. My brother-in-
law Or. j. A. c. used to say that
| could give my children more differ
ent kinds of medicine in the shortest
space of time than any one he ever
saw, (and on such occasions l ignored
all his medical skilD then
would end up with a dose Of
Dovers powders and sit up all night
for fear they would 60 to sleep and
never wake up. The sequel is sever
as sound children as you see any
where.
Thanks ''Ivy," we had heard o
soda and vinegar making a goot
drink long ago, and tried it on
negro. But we made mistake aat
gave him the soda first and then tn,
vinegar. The combustion took plac,
inside and the way that mig frothet
and foamed at the mouth and nos
made us think he was about to pas
in his checks. He finally recovered
however, and we drew a breath @
relief. We did not care to risk sod
as we had sent down liberal auar
tity of lemon juice, if you remembe,
ED.
l thank Miss Garner for her kin
words of appreciation. Iwould hav
lain aside my pen long ago if l hs