The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-04-13
J0NESVILLE WILL HAVE NEW RAILROAD

rOilitS Ill lllG I0uilty---NldSOIiG L0Qge
Of COlOred MdSOnS Organized --EIeC-
tiCn OF OfiiCGrS-klr. Gault Moves
to Mississippi Personal Mention.
Jonesville, Kpr1r -r=s----
weather is fine, and farmers are
making good use of it, and are
getting their ground ready for
planting. A drive through the
country don't indicate that the
farmers are much late in the
preparation of their lands.
Surveyors are in town today i
surveying a route for the South
and Western road, which is to
come from johnson City, Tenn,
by Spartanburg, Union and to
Carlisle, S. c.. The survey runs
parallel with the Southern from
| Spartanburg to Jonesville.
Something new under the sun
in Jonesvile. A colored lodge
of Free Masons was organized
here last night by Theodore
Shiver, of Chester, assisted by
another Mason from Spartan
burg. Thirty two men were
: made Masons; all receiving three
degrees last night. 1t took all
5 night to do the work. Six dol
: lars was charged each member
, cc;tfc conntrcv @Sflfi4ss50n VIII 4ss50n ThiSsif ?eocGed
! With Free Masons of the brother
/ in black. .;,a of the
. 1odge of the X. of P. here was
;. held last night, and deiegates Saat
) we're elected to the dlrtficI .ileeH- ~ ~
9 ing at Laurens next mohIh 1s a.
:; :. follows: e. F. Kelley, II. D.
"a u Hames and DR.. A. S. Foster
~ ~ alternates: r. w. Scott ana n
w 1 Porter: representative to th'
), orand lodge X. Of p at Sumte
wv in May next: DR.. A. >. foS'ei
he alternate, B. B. Reid. .,o r.
av m The spring session OF 1he III. IL.
rs o;ss +ernational Sunday School Coi
fnr i, Unntion for Jonesville toW,nshl
t tbe viii be held at Giiead chSrc 1
ne ne Hanr wn Ionesyille on the first SUI
Ine i,eal dea IN y Nav. The community
M oi ury ;nVy;ted m to come and bring we
'ero % iiiH,Sehh aiSad hasEets of dinner. A pr
gram will be published la;er' ;s uo
Mrs. Sam Vaughan IS cho, We
sick. Drs. Southard ana ~ Gla' =
bers @ are attending her WIN I
nth ocs;stance of a trained nur'
nnin VIZ Mrs Vaughan has fever, a
En-, IN inn% m trouble. There is no oti
CilS TUE p, c;clness in our town.
lssu sIa SCI Mr iT T. K. Littlejohn is ,qu
M Sne nme,, m over at his fathers no
on a in Cherokee County. wneLJ eith
'aar, em W. wont TO recuperate his health
'oIIa Ma Mrs J. f. Betsill, OF vi
, VOC e Kevs is visiting her motf
Kalb Mrs. G. B. Fowler. -
h"'0 N lawrence Southland was ne
49, &C frn,n Clemson last Sunday.
a;L an Gl ii0s AZ the municipal election
a ris- here yesterday the ioifor for
heard gentlemen were eiecVen y ~
iesle Ln eae ensuing year: Mayor, f; +.
w ofore or low. Wardens: D. B. Free
iI .oilnv Theodose, J. Stehle, f., L.
-oiio" ians and J. S. Kendrick,
Mrs N. B. Eison has retu'
e,nr,, m an extended visit to
daughter, Mrs. E. II. Ayco'
should MIA Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. L. ESQ p >!
ON the at IIe l,Tt hJfrod A Gault and
roduce Mr. cha,rtonhnro, h, were in j
fficient ly ol opat 20 ,,rnnk v Visiting rels
ulation Vlile e.., iaSU have they went tt
use Coy ton and on to Georgetown!
row d ul1 mo Mr.. Gault's married Gnu
NY anu Mr Gault has sold his prope
IT know Snartanburg and will mo
ms SOIL North Mississippi in a short
SHY oi where he has other en-
OF pro pro Mr., Gault's health is bad,
ne oens Ieel will go to Hot SPRINGS, ar,
nen. aonen. ter he settles his family N N
nd out lssipPi, ~ tt1 Hot Snring as he
lh'eih fering dreadfully with