The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-05-01
NEWS FROM GOSHEN HILL,


As0s VI bn0 ptQWt00 - mou0$ you In
ytAsssy TO write sgain soon.
Vel, tho grip has had me all win
Der. ! have taken lots of physic
and ned many plasters, but even
BOW / cSnhot say which, has been
conqaered BY the conflict the grip
sssI /.
The Englisa sparrows came to our
home this Ater and their. merry
shirpins o. Ae honey suckls by my
window .oftAn drove dull care away;
bssy birdS they sing in sunshine and
Your Easter number was besuti.
fal surprise.
An old darkey who often comes to
tAssS mS red methihg out Of The
TIMEe fer Ter, read me real lesson
on vanity as she gszed on tho resur-
rettion Of Christ. She said, $3.50
there! Here 10 tho suprene Saw.
eur Of the world bsrefootel, and 10
oor, proud sinful inortals are 3hisk.
hg abodt what fine shoes wsSA get
. put On our feet, -
n hayS. enjoyed the paper more
than eSef this winter In our. .stshat
in" house. The Southerners 10 a
Ane story, and the correspsadents
Aye dpeerfdll Justice b bsda0Tds,
sstes kEMiil. remain silent on>those
subjects and address myself to the
bridge near Whitmire over Enoree
which was let cut recently and bid in
by Messrs. MCGOWAN and Gregory,
u Santuc, We sare looking for q
great improvement onthis structure
soon.
II has certainly been'a bad winter
for raising little chickens.
Two of the old widowers in this
section, DR.. w. L. Sims and Hon.
W,sQ. Hardy ara far ahead of any
on4GS1ss in the chicken Yaising in
enasy. They Aan6er thsir chicks
by tho hundred. =, s,.-.,t,
\ The oats arc looking well. but tho
farmers are trembling for fear they
will not-get their crops planted in
time. But in tho mud and rain they
Have been hauling guano, throwing
up terraces, raking pine straw and
building fences. Keep going. is their
motto.
l mover saw 50 many mules in my
life. j. d. Epps has q brown ono
and mouse colored one, j. G. Cefeld
has red one and a white one, B.
8. Hardy has four black ones, Jim
Thomas has = grey ono and a sorrel
one, Clarence Jeter has spotted one
and Jim Hamash has . blue one.
, Who over heard of blue mule? But
they say it is actually blue. james
Henderson went to Kansas and bought
. big drove and his friends, for old
acquaintance sake, bought him out.
But how will they ever pay for them
il cotton goes down? is the question
: before the meeting.
Thus far tho fruit has not been
killed, but the wind now il keeping
it swinging, and 1 fear large guam
tity will fall of.
= Gardens are far behind but the
hens and cows have settled down to
business, and eggs and butter are
plentiful.
The bee is busy as of old making
the golien honey.
There will be plenty Of good things
10 eat If one can just hold out until
they get here.
Well, l think Roosevelt has about
: "struck bottom"
Dear cid Bill Arp is the same
grand old soldier and philosopher.
Our mutual friend, J. .. Epps,
Sr., pays US a visit occasionally.
\ The balmy country air and tho sweet
+. smiles Of the country girls has re.
newed his youth.
Tom Aughtry has delighted his
friends and nsighbors BY paying
them a visit.
Mr.. Carroll Sims and Miss Nan
Lee Sims have married since nay last
writing. We extend our best wishes.
Miss Grace Sims is visiting in
Wbitmire.
Mrs. 8. B. Sims has returned from
Csrrolton, Ga, after q pleasant visit
to Mrs. Dan May.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McCarly are
on visit TO Mr.. 8. B. Sims and
family.
Mr.. Dave Nc Cracker and Elenor,
Z MIR. and Mrs. John McCrack en-,
!; Messrs. Miller and McGowan attend
ID Rnnor,a chnx oh LAT nrAaah;..