The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-11-27
SedaIia Chronicles.

We are enjoying this frosty good
weather with all the pleasure posi-
BILE. A good time to kill hogs you
know Mr.. Editor, and you know when
the "tater" roasting and "goober"
grabbing, beer making, pop corn
parching, and above all "lasses"
candy making etc. time comes around
we pile up the wood in the corner
and say-but we don't mean with
the foolish man-eat, drink and be
merry. And I tell you there is no
foolishness attached to such content
ment, nothing but thoughts of fu-
ture's pleasant realities.
had the pleasure of being an eye
witness to the pretty marriage of
Miss Josie Murphy to Mr.. Cromwell
Donely on the 18th. Miss Murphy
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
B. Murphy Of this place, and the
marriage took place at their home by
Rev. E. G. Watson, her pastor, in
the presence of the many relatives
ard friends; the wedding march was
softly chimed by Mrs. w. II. Smith,
of Union.
Miss Murphy was one Of the bright
est gems our community afforded,
and Will be missed so much in her
home circle, at Sunday school, pray
er meeting,I and one of the most
prominent places, the Ladies Mis-
sionary Society, but we listen, and
we hear that the Lord works in a
mysterious way his wonders to per-
form.
Mr.. Donely's home is in Charles
ton, and the people of Union know
him to be prominent, quiet busi-
ness man. They took the noon train
Wednesday bound for Charleston
and we extend to them our heartiest
congratulations.
Mrs. w. III. Smith and her little
son, Master Carl, are out enjoying
the fresh country air with us. Mrs,
Smith has been very sick, and we
hope her trip will improve her, rs
this is the home Of her childhood
and she has now been away, only al
short intervals, eleven years, and
she thinks great many things take
place in US kids, which does, as she
used to see US rolling spools in the
sand, and making frog houses, but
ah what do you suppose she sees OIL
says she does? And that is some
little girl, as it were, making ster
ladders, or stills, to see if 1--WE" hac
sprouted moustache. We'll, she al
ways could see right well, / used tc
think, but guess eleven years O
maturity she can see more singular
ly.
Well, l enjoyed a musical at the
home Of Mrs. M. S. Murphy on las
evening 10th inst. / certainly die
have fine time, but / thought tht
closing exercises best Of all, and you
know that, must have been sayinl
good night at the gate.
Miss Bessie Miller, of West Springs
has charge of the school at Padgett'.
Creek. Miss Bessie is promineu
teacher, and the only objection that
any of US could have to her, is tina
she keeps her heart and attentions
toward home, or somewhere else, a.
it don't come toward us as we would
have it. But know I'll never give
up in despair, for / heard an "olC
bach" say the other day that he wa
still in hopes
The Woman's Missionary Societ,
had most delightful exercise on 3r,
Sunday at Padgetts Greek, of whicl
Mrs. r. M. Lee is Spresidcnt, Mrs
w. 7. Davis vice-president, Mis-
Bertha Humphries secretary, Mis-
Agnes Wilburn treasurer. All tn
exercises were conducted with perfec
ease and showed such a Christian
spirit. The collection amounted t
about $40, which think did spen
didly.
| But what I am looking forward t,
is the good women say we little boy
must have society, and we know
that II we could just get the goo
women to lead us we could make
success.
Miss Fannie Anderson, of Union
has the Prospect school in charge
and think che has made mos
favorable impression on all the pat
rons. ~
w.