The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-08-24
JONESVILLE NEWS.
Revival Death of Child-WOrk By
SOuthern--PerSOnaIS


protractcd meeting at New Hope
church this week. Next week Bro.
Camak will go to Bogansville where
he will be assisted by Rev. Thos.
II. I.eitch and his sweet singer,
Fred Marshall.
\ young negro was taken in charge
yesterday by Magistrate J. W. Bates
for lunacy: his name was Stribling.
Mr.. Albert l.. Bassett, Superin-
tendent of the Knitting Mills here,
will resign his position soon and 60
to Goldsboro, n. c., to take charge
of new knitting mill at that town.
Mr.. Bassett is a native OF Colds
boro, so he is going back to his ma
tive county and town.
The Southern Railway has Il force
of painters here painting their
houses, switches and the water
tank.
Our boys are all back from Chick
amauga where they had asgqod
time.
Our Town Council is doing some
good and much needed work on our
streets.
Mr.. b. F. Wehber is running his
traction engine regular now hauling
lumber. He pulls three wagons
with heavy loads.
The Southern Railway has Il
ditching train here with a force OF
hands and they scoop out the ditch
IS in the cuts with the engine and
carry the dirt out and drop it on
the fills
A small child (thc youngest) of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Coleman, died
There is but little srokno
town, but we have a sco.,--ss IN our
way of mosquitoes. h1']ile
The new factory building is going
up fast Just now and the new brick
store of J. l.. McWhirtcr is nearing
completion.
Prof. II. w. Alderman returned
last Saturday from Waltcrboro
county, his native county where he
has been for some time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ackerman will return to Lat
ia soon where he will teach again
next year.
Miss Lila Hcrndon is visiting rel
atives in Iorkvillc.
Mrs. Hassic Osment is visiting
daughter in Iorkvillc.
Mr.. John p. White, of Yorkvillc,
has been to see his mother, Mrs.
l.. n. White, who is quite sick.
MIR. w. G. Johnson andfahily
have gone on a visit to relatives at
Gastonia and Shelby, n. G..
Miss Bernard McWhirter has re-
turned from an extended visit to
friends in Union.
Mrs. W. J. Halle and family, of
Union, visited relatives in our town
last week.
Misses Louise and Ruth the love-
ly daughters of DR.. Lanham, of
Woodruff, are visiting the family
of Mr., ID. l.. Mclaughlin.
MIR. j. X. Hamblin, of the Union
bar, was in our town last Saturday
on professional business. Mr..
Hamblin was very much impressed
with the quiet and sublime order of
of our town.
Mr.. Carrel H. Foster spent Hast
Sunday in the town of Gaffney.
Mr.. M. p. Sans has returned
from visit to Barnwell county.
MIR. Sans goes on deer hunt when
he goes to Barnwell, but he did not
get a single buck this time. On
trip there two or three years ago he
killed two or three deer.
Miss Bell Free, of our town gets a
scholarship at Winthrop next year.
Miss Bell is a bright young girl and
has always mastered all her studies
in school.
The pulpits Of the Baptist and
Methodist churches here were filled
last Sunday by their respective pas
tors.
Mr.. Fred Willard, young man
from Union, has opened a barber
shop in the building of Williams
Bros.
Miss Jacic Quinn is visiting the
family Of her uncle, 5. r. Gregory
near West Springs.
Rev. r. W. Spigncr, of the S. c.
Conference is visiting friends in
Jomcsville.
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