The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-23

X. Of p. Have Oyster Supper Beef
Market Broken Into, But the
Thief Is Easily Caught.

Thief Is Easily Caught.
; Lorkhnrt. Dec. 19.--Hiues Lodge
No % K. OF Psg.ys = 4 etsr n |]>
skper on the evening of the 9Th inst.
fThe oysters, although Invited, were
mot op-ttme, therefore it was an oys-
ter supper without oysters. The
good people had already donated edi-
bles for the occasion and as said edi-
bles WERE In full attendance the sup
per could not be postponed, even
though the bivalves could not answer
roll call. The supper was served at
the Hotel Lockhart. Tho table was
we'll supplied. Tho guests were the
immediate families OF the knights
and each Knight invited one Of his
friends. The supper exceeded all
Expectations and after all had eaten
to their utmo. At. satisfaction tho good
things were not by any means near
exhausted.
Mr.. Lee Fisher, who has been
second hand in the card room for a
good while, will leave today with his
family for Arkansas. Mr.. Fisher
was liked we'll BY his help. They
presented him with an appropriate
present as a token Of their good
wishes.
Mr.. f. B. Huskey who has for the
last year been second hand in the
wesvs room has given up his position
and moved on his farm near Gaffney.
Mr.. Huskey was we'll liked by his
help, They also made him . present
in token Of their esteem.
Mr.. G. II. Williams, former super
fntendent Of Lockhart mills, was
with as last week. He had many
friends to kindly greet him. He left
foxh{a home Gas he is now engaged
I'M 3ear Thickety last satur.
dsy poilyA s
he msrket which iS ron. by
{ME arles Brown was & open
one 6ht last week and ali IS |sney
1whicy sisted Of Z few SSgn cop
pers "a naupop. ~ Two that
Mr.. Bhal Zk9h Ia trade was taken
ont. Ths thief was easily apprehend-
ed by tho book as he presented it In
payment of some purchases he made
in the Lockhart mill store as the
store had issued the book. Thos.
Chisolm. . colored man who worked
there, WAS tho man. He was arrested
tanh hnnnd oHar in q bond Of 5000 for
his appearance at tho next circuit
court of Union county.
Mr.. Harrison Wood has been very
successful in raising turnips here
this year notwithstanding the un-
favorable season for raising that crop.
He recently presented Homo with
ono q large proportions. 1t weighed
] nins poQSek with the top on and
lmeasnr nchss sreund the larg-
lest pun 81 tl1s - u will be re-
mehb bssed Sbb fsspopdent
imads Rption : som8 Smmoth to.
|nal nmer and
| nor 6 ns what he has done
IfnvtIlS way OF turnips.
The Christmas holiday is near at
hand and we are expecting q merry
time. There will be tree at the
school house which can be used by
all to present gifts to their friends,
&C.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Finley and
daughter Lois who were on, their way
from Anderson to their new home at
Hartsville made a passing visit to
their old friends at Lockhart. They
are favorably known here and in the
surrounding country. He was mas
ter mechanic here for several years.
The Baptist Sunday School electt d
the following officers yesterday 10
serve for the year 1906: ]. H. Viii.
burn, superintendent. Ira McCluney,
assistant superintendent, w. B.
Crawford, secretary and treasurer.
So now wishing the editor and all
connected with the office, the CORES
pondents and ali the readers Of the
TINES q merry Christmas and a happy
New Year, I am, yours truly,
HOMO.
Election Of 0fleers Union Lodge
No. rs A. r. M.