The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-08-26
Jonesville Paragraphs.

JoNksVlLLE, Aug. 22nd.-This ls
a hot day, and things begin to look
dry, although it has only been three
days since the rain let up. Crops
make 81 good showing so far, but
most Everyone seems to fear tn result
as TO COTTON. Farmers don't seem to
have my Eith in their fine looking
TIs;s u asgstiA farm
|sesli of Ms g ) II 81 ssessS 81, "a
l q.s.eps. being u5A & ssfhe
cotton markes fhiS
Scot. dHd {. w. @ l6eE were
elected delegates to- meeting to be
held at Nnion next
The eterans also Met and elected
Mr.. NIB. Eison delegate to the
pension oard meeting at Union in
near fuhre, who will elect the coun-
ty pena board.
wasinformed in stating in my
communication last week that MIR. j.
G. Long and Mr.. John Pickens we're
the only charert members of the
Baptist Church who were living.
am informed that there are six char.
ter members still living, and that
MIR. Pickens was not a charter mem
ber. The names of those living are
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Long, DIR. w.
0. Southard and Mrs. Southard, Mrs.
Mary Pickens and Miss Rosano Bul-
lington.
Mr.ray Gault and brothers are
moving light along with their big
brick ssN8e house on Main street.
Whelz began the building they
exps cte make it only one story,
but ft6 have since scpncluded to
max sdo stories and put in offices
on.the upper Hoor.
NM Henry Gallman's sons on the
Wright place, have made a success
this season raising melons. They
planted one acre and have sold twelve
loada Of melons, and most all of them
vi cry fine. Some of the musk
mel weighed twenty five pounds.
ME B. w. Whitlock planted eight
lin melons and his were fne.
He has hauled quite a number Of
loads0f melons to Union and Jones
Vile. lit is fact that this Piedmont
county'tin South Carolina is one Of
the best all round countries in the
world. Most every thing known to
the soil will grow and do we'll in this
country.
MIR. Carroll H. Foster and Miss
Agnes Littlejohn, of Gatfney, were
married. in the Methodist church in
Gafney lost Monday evening" Rev.
~. IA, Steadman pronounced tie
l,sdaAa ceremony that made them one
forlife. After spending several day $
at Lake Toxaway. N, c., the bride
and groom have come to Jonesville
and settled down to business. The
bride is the daughter of DR.. Milton
Littlejohn, and is6a lovely and quite
accomplished young lady, one who
Jonesville is glad to add to its town
and social circle. They have the
wellSwishes of their many friends.
This is not the first time that
Jonesyille yonng men and Gaffney
young ladies have stood at the bridal
altar and if all reports be true, it
will not be the last, MIR. E. l..
isoniplucked one of Gaffney's fair
est flowers a few years since, and
MIR. Boyd u. Hames was fortunate
enough to win another of Gaffnvy s
sweet girls and MIR. Landy j. Hames
plucked still another of GaAfney g
lovely girls, and now Mr.. Carroll II.
Roster takes still another prize, and
we bss an0Eher Jonesville boy who
is heas "a enough towards Gaffney
to wa till another Of its beautiful
and Mf6lg girls. When will this
thing $p2 Well, that is about as
uncertain. / guess, as It would be to
guess how old Ann is.
Capt. A. II. Foster, of Union,
was in Jonesville Short while last
week on business.
Miss Etha Gondelock and Lillian
Jones, of Gafney, are visiting Mrs.
j. J. Littlejohn. "
George G. Perrin, Jr., spent Sum
day in Union With his parents.
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