The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-10-31
next year it night. But 1 believ.

II N ~So" Dus uChCvs
soms fairness ara ignorant enough t.
beleve;it, and have been seeing cotto,
grow al theif lives This is only I.
,chems of speculators, and the,
themselves know better.
1 Whether 1T was q Wild goose, ,
tame duck or q little "d,ve" chase
{ won't over to Padyett's Creel
church on third Sunday in Ocsobe,
70 witness the opening services OIL
orotracted meeting, and the Mission
ary Day exercises. 1t was quite .
big sioh and ,ifI had been working
for pay lVoNd have heaped up good
'ise chSrgA but it was not for the
pockets good, but for the pleasure.
the hearts good, the brains increase.
70 see tho, peoplc-friends-to talk
With the men and married ladies o
little bit, and 70; see some girls.
Iwent With brother or he with
me, We have not yet decided, but it
is immeterial who is boss of it, but
lid enjoy the day and l feel
"broader." 1t is fine community
to visit and 1 believe I have some a.
6rm and good friends there as any.
body. The ladies do considerable
towards makinga a visitor have a good
tiues socslso are the men consid crate
busthe pretty girls constitute still
moro, Apd I have not yet learned to
|sset9fpd Of them m. The stay on the
sro6hd seemed short but l enjoyed
IT. and the sermen by the pastor,
Rev, El0. Watson, and the exercises
ofthS Missionary Society. I had
Fsosne of ths Proceedings written out
Tor the press bp. got 'ditchea" and
Gd nos get off in time TO send il in
p the Editor, 50 new I will leave
detailed account out, but I would
tketeeay 70 those people and all Of
the readers that I never saw anything
Idiosr managed, ,9and aoult like to
say that they raised about $13.47
TOR STATE and foreign missions. That
,Qcisty over at Padgett's Greek j.
ne Of the best in the. county, and IL
A&s wish to keepiup they must BE-
6odt it," The officers Of Il are:
President, Mrs. r. NJ. Lee; secretary,
AisBafhA, Hnmphries; treasurer,
Miss. Agnes Wilburn.
! had tAsple.sure of seeing several
If that society . annual, reports and
know they are doing something. ]
Faml gladi1 had an opportunity to meet
with them in those exercises, but am
sorry; that I was prevented from
getting in . fuller report last week.
but viii .yay here that 1 was treated
@ come good singing. We always
get that al "Padgett's." But ! had
a damper thrown on, all this when /
got aditched. -
WsrySAkdown, to our friend, Mr..
iLylss B9SS.s, to spenf TIE evening
-Sdd night where 1 had a most pleasant
time - I have, often had before, felt
Alukt honored all along through my
Say and Intended to get rather
,saay stast for. home and business
Monday morning, but imagine my.
:fselings when i found We had q sick
horse on hand and none Of us veter-
mary sufgeons enough to know what
20 do with 1t ass We had never seen
.offe 10 that, fix before. We began to
move Iarouhd and opened our eyes
and :piycbeG" In and I believe our
1deStoringt saved him, L tried to
MUSE him well and I received much
willing heip which 4 will never for
,@t. T tut that + was in the home
ct friends snd peighbors and was sure
[ ,hsdu their aisympathy and they
willingly assissedJf II never could
have gotten along without them, aiar
sis66t house ashSlrless horse ON hand
ps6G 1eeSeA helps That necessitated
sssea0 6sy ssver Monday land nurse
the horse, but Tuesday I felt that l
&ust, get ShpmcSf fox business and had
p lleave sths almoss helpless horse
tith Mr.. 'Bobo under his care with
J willing old negro 70 help and start
lar hoqs. Mr.. Bebo kindly sent us
acrpss Egsr riser md We walked 10
,pileespf shtxay. EVA Thoughts We
douldeeI transportation by sections
Ind oould have done so. Mr.. 8. r..
Crawford would have let us have .
lor4s. to get to Ssntuo but I was
frsia I would have to do more work
&etting his horse back than walking
Ae Ssfaight "trip. ',,I appreciate his
Kindness Tlf the sSame. iyi"if 1'