The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-04-25

the entire household Of in erestinp
inmates. Besides the pretty and in
teresiing young ladies of the house,
Misses Ida and Fannie, their friend,
Miss Lima Rice, beautiful girl of
Hendersonvlilo, N. G., was there.
and 1t goes without question that our
entertainment there was hard to
crown, indeed could not be surpassed.
| have sometime ago learned that
MIR. BoSo's family know perfectly
how to entertain, and one may f"el
safe for very pleasant time when
under that roof or anywhere else in
their company.
Saturday afternoon | had most
pleasant drive and-well, to where
with whom, the wherefore and all
about 1T Is none of the readers in
terest and | leave you to your guess
ing.
Oh, l had an all round No. l good
time, but had to put forth much Of.
fort myself, for as | said cold YOU'D
not "down," and that won't agree
with any good time. 1t believes in
making one feel badly and it will do
is best to bring about that. II is
always five shillings against one. If
| made myself annoying to anyone
because of it l beg pardon, for |
tried hard enough to persuade the
thing to stop here around San'ue.
L told it [ did not care TO be bothered
with it, lha; | expected to see some
girls, and | am sure | did
not wait it around But it did not
keep me from having nice time
saw number of friends, was ,reated
kindly by them, had many pressing
invitations to homes, but | was only
one person and time was short.
know they were sincere and my
thanks are due them all, aud | hope
the time is near so | can visit more
of those families, 90 to that section
when l have more time to o. around.
[ wanted to talk to my male friends
more, yes, and the matrons. I was
desirious of being pleasant bu-
wanted to see and talk with the girls
some too, and so was in a rush. |
missed seeing some whom I was az
customed to seeing and saw some
who had been away sometime. Bro.
Gore mentioned them. I saw him
but did not have a long talk with
him. He was helping right along
in the meeting.
l saw B. B. and he is getting quite
SASSY too Instead IF putting him
in barrel somebody ough, to get
him in "net." | wished to get
him away from his girl 50 1 could
talk to her some myself but he would
not take the hint. | could not step
in between them, / was raised better,
and too he might have sent me off
singing "Nobody's Darling If he
doesn't do better l am tempted to
try-well, would like to 60 squirrel
hunting with him.
You know, Mr.. Editor, and all
who have ever been in that country
what hospitable people they are,
how friendly. The men folks are
very kind, the mesdames also, and
pleasant and they leave nothing un-
done to make visitor have a nice
time, and there is always a royal
welcome held out to you, you feel it,
and you know it which is much bet.
Ter, and it is ones own fault if he
cannot enjoy it. On this account
am sorry that the weather was so
bad on Friday and Saturday until
noon that very few attended. Then
you know there are quire number
of very pretty and sweet looking girls
and they are very pleasant to be with
too. | wish l could see them often.
/ am afraid l am not doing this
justice and the readers will get tired
or not read it all, so will stop my
Broad river, dark corner, back woods
ljargon right here, let the editor
type settlers and reader take rest
Hey DENVER.