The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-10-31
NEWS RoTEsF FROM sANTGc.
,HcY Denver Attends PFofracfe6
|; Meeffn& at Old FadSeft,s Crecbs =
Church. Other Notes and
yiSi6fn8s, of More or . ,
Less Interest. '''"

Less Interest. 81"
'. In Sd adsunnf mif Wien the days sEsr grow : .hor b
I And nights are chilly. then
We hate the drencbiuX rains and wish
= That 1t were spring again."
1 And 80 it seems We are never sat.
isfed no matter how pleasant tn.
season.
This cool weather seems to be re-
juvinating to many people. g. 5 Ar.}
This is the time when the pate,
of rain on the roof sounds better,
Fdrthe "a hours ending 1t sud.
dowRlMonday we had 4,45 inches, Of
rainfall; the heaviest on record fol
nine. gears. .,... =. ', .r3 os,
} Miss Aisle Smith, of the Duck
Pond section, who has been Visiting
her friend, Miss Lily Adams, re
turned'to her home Sunday. n
learn that Rev. d. A. Swindle,
has accepted field" of work nea,
Augusta, and will 60 there next year.
View be sorry to lose him as
neighbor andy pastor Of neighboring
ohulshs3nC JuQf III vs..
Maggie lee Swindler, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Swjndier, il
at present very sick, and, itl Ma
feared she was taking scarlet fever,
but she j. getting better,
Monday was such @sl al rcund
rainy day hatthere WAS, NO sshooI
here, Ahd little work was done ode Of
doorA sfbaI ,puidiC[5
Much hay was caught. out Of doors
by ths ssosRe rain and nor d6ab{ ws
"1ss fa$gg Sssis's; ss;ssxstsA ,sssss,a,nls ,ssss,a
dam at Je.sss NH !. broken .nd
people are having to 60 long xaya,.
and is not receiving the best accom-.
'Mr.isch.ra -siss of:c.rli,,s, a.a,
MisssR sRealwsrS. q belisys it issps 1ledJI
Of FaiI field, wefe married Sunday 81
sSe;nspsi:sR:ss a.;ns|ps 81 Rsy' p o.
AT the, Sunday School It the Bap..
tist chukch, Rex tAD. 'Mahon made
. talk TO, the children on "Reputa-
ton and the Sdilding of It. Tha:
was not only god .tpF the, ,childFsii,
but also for oIder people, and all
might profit by it. .8H@UI2 ,aedo'a
We had shght rfrosts on the morn
ings M shsvlSth' and: I6t6. which
nipped sere tender vegegetatio,, bat
no damage was done, and the pea
crop j. about ssfs.1y Thstsnperssare
was 35 ard; So degrees. >t'
1 aotioestae Grand aJdryi has had
reported to. them-.:some roads, and,
recemmends4 thsst they sbe5 spsa in
condition. At 1Qnce. I swsndsri Who
did dSsshas,l and Why? If there are.
busGssia them L. wish they would;
trimsShesA Eout. si+TIe.,, 'snt"oI.' , IS: -
IaEHqs EaSxx; wh,eSst" ,:..Iy1cis
Abe;ss That II ssaw.vrittsn abopt IN.
THEsIIAEsis.l ste negro orpnot,i ID ssl
that writst showed up people yerS
well, When he saidaa that tie Rifl,
raised sdch a f1ror when. the officers
wanted tosearchrherv houSe. " Whom
theys begix tor kick and ifsar and,
pitca,sts spre yod have your pefson,
URs voHng man overhauled~ simsn
one Sighshanting o'possams 561ehis
places*ien hdhting was hot allowed.
Of,course the fellow had "got lost"
and got there, but he was encourage
ing the..degs-H-nen could keep
off 'pessnp .huntsrs and give the
aninslAA Shsncelo teise, ,thrS Senn
be mle ar thosstxN yftbti thu
get il season and 'fat.
WsaaAd- To- hass q -noss. .palstsble
fruit here that We never see around
here now. and 1 believs-isis a fruit
Of he past, as / never sspst in any
nursery catalogues. sItthea6 the old
pomgranite. 1t is orS~sS such a
fine fruit. I wishI had 9 big one
now for myself, sad 7svsfsl Iii ones
to pass around
There are sessf orchard Sseund
with trees of @inter app nd
farmers can Jo3 spple q witkoat
price, if they 4(fphd ts ths8rt NJ !,
and have some ssl1 j ~ &e&
moro attention is IbtfD) "a 4x ~
ing; good fruit th5h t69 ~ Z "a ~.
Q This is progress 6t thS riKht Ind
There is q tinor6us ~ md
growth on cottoff vhish ~ - ,urv