The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-05-22
sAMTUc SPARKS.
Personal Mcnffon-Bad Ont Look
for CrOps-Hcy Denver Comes
10 Union Shakes Hands
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+. With Yox.
II you hAyc . friend worth loving,
Love him. Yes, and let him know
ThAk yOu lore Kim, ero life'S evening
Frinse his brow with sunset glow.'
Yes, and tell girl 50 too. Don,
tell your ncighbors, but tell her.
Bet no joking, too much is kept
back until . person is beneath the
cod, slecping.
Song birds do not seem to be very
annerous, II the singing is an evi-
dehce. Perhaps the cool weather il
. dAmper on their confidence.
/ bustled around and helped to
clean and straighten up the house
Sunday morning. Now, if q real
hie6 girl wants an annex who can be
sssfdl ~ well as ornamental, let her
put in her "wanted" ad.
Mn. May Jeter, Of Carlisle, came
up Saturday to visit her mother,
Ay. Ophelia- Jetcr.
Hiss Jnlia Thomas, who has been
visiting At Union, returned homo on
last Saturday.
Rsv. w. II. White filed his pull
pit at tho Presbyterian church yes
terday, Bird Sunday. Text l Cor.
Mr.. L. B. Jeter went to Colum-
bic 6undAy on special visit.
Mr.. Jay Gould Coleman, Of Car.
lislS, came mp Sunday on his regular
weekly visit.
Mr.. and Mrs.. r. g. Al. Jeter went
b Sedalia Saturday to SEQ s'the old
folks at homc," and attend services
at Padgstt's Greek.
Sacrament was taken at tho Pres
iyasrian church Sunday, also col.
lection was tsken to purchase new
Aymk books. se @a
fiss Lily Corpwsll is expecting
10 kaye this week to attend the re.
unisn IN New Orleans and .sf err
wards 10 visit felstivss In Hlabsms.
ss- nass~- : Misoksll and ;little
aa1shsnr, Huls, vent down % the
ys1 - Sad he reports the yery
8S ; fopd Aims. I had bat I
short talk With him and could see
thss the trip TO this special reunion
NJ tho best Investment he had made
N Soua tins. q
The aCompany' hos worked the
fee1 from this place to lie Shoals in
gpod order, and . Il Has mover been
worked before, and it looks nioe this
6ne weathes. Iwonder il the county
win have 10 pay for working it this
ysas, % 1t Nss nscessary, fof this
work to save machinery. etc.
h very good rain fell here last
week which did considerable good,
where Il fell, but ii mas not eSten.
sive and sections arc needing rain
qaits badly. ss'Ssf
Reports are continued that cotton
. dying. the earlier planted having
the stand badly broken By the dying
on The Essther- is ssntirsly too
eosl 4sk cssten or any other young
cI4R. i; r
Oats hare beeh greatly improved
tho last few weeks: The fsii crop
Nas almost despairsd Of for some
tims, bHt now they gre beginning To
please. Wheat il very poor, "a
there will be little else than straw.
il Is reported that farmers who arc
putting in teams and buying same to
Asni for tho dam are making "big
taoney" at $2. so per day per pair Of
mules, wagon and driver, and others
havea tickling Of the foot to buy and
hAul also. If moro money can be
made with one pair Of mules on the
farm, il seems II would be pure
business move. 10 take all Of your
mples to haul. this year and lot the
iei.S rset, which il needs. If one
i3sn pays better kanlins than by
farming, Why wsuld not two,. three,
fsur or q whole big farm Of them.
A traction engine was sent down
from Spartanburg and arrived hero
lsst Vse 10 do heavy hauling for
the dan, and il viii give the con.
tractor : lift, far as that kind ef
hauling comes 10. Indeed it belongs
10 Mr.. Tenney himself. It Is now
pulling logs for derricks, the logs
seventy fest long and twolve inches
st the sAall end, and viii then pull
some heavy boilers. The young men
In charge seenn IN nnslersxsnd III he;,