davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
gsrsnasmussu
Iuu ie5e no6 Den sInuoncen.

SSanuor 90. Sonntae. 4. MuiifaIi-
fder Mbeno i'm S1ngerbuno.
Sonuor &c. Sonntog. &rieeerbuno.
Raiiers @~eburtstag i'm @oloenen
eagle @otel.
81. Sanuar, Montog. @roBes Sab
resfeit uno Ban oes @ereins Ban
ern i'm SlO Maionic 9empel.
Sanuar 81. Montog. SGngerbuno
San5frdnB6en.
Sanuur 81. 1918. MOutag. @uAre
uno San0 i'm MriOn.
3. 6e6r., Mfontag, @roBcr Nfasfen-
ball oes y@ermania MGnnerhor7
i'm Dis Maionic 9empel.
A. Sebruar, 9ienitag, .NarrenliB-
una" i'm u9lrion~ ; G%lubbauie.
8. Tebruar, Sonntag, rMcseIfnppe"
i'm 0eutIGlen MoiIenbaus.
10. 5ebruor, Montag, nglarrcniib-
una i'm nSdngerbnno~.
10. Sebr., Mtittwoh, Columbia grail-
er &ranfen : unteritiibungsperein
Sabresbal i'm 0Io Maionic Gent
pei.
Is. Jebr., Somtag, Mdnncrdor,
Rarnepnliitii6e SiBung.
.t6. Se6r., Sonntag, Mhilifalii6cr
gbeno i'm S1ngerbun0.
II. Sebr., Weontag, Sanjfrdn5hcn
i'm SdngerbunO.
III. 5ebr, Montag, Mosfcnbna oeS
n&rion", in Der National &ifleS
6aIle.
%. 5ebr., Sonntag, Muiifnlii6el
abello I'M nglrion~.
"a. Sebr., Montae, Masfeuboa in
Der Sdngerbunoboue.
"a. Sebr., Montag, MoSfenhaa ser
@m. Eel 2oge $50. 5, I'M Nl<
MaIonic Tempel.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Gaiicrs 8cbnrtagsfcier
Ses rSsntidcr SriegerbmnS", am
SOnntng, ben 26. Sannar,
I'M 0DlOem Gnglc Sotcl.


9aS 8rogramm, oas Brof. &url
Sober fir 0en am letten Sonntag
Deranitalteten 3. Muiifaliiden Nbeno
6es YIrion" 5lliammengelteut bate,
mar Elm erceuentcs un0 muB nament-
lid tuegen Der ausge5ei6neten Nus
fiibrung gelobt tperoen. Ole Gbore
Der Iftioen: 0Mprtben" bon 9reB-
Ter, uno o@oloene Belt" bon @en3el,
tlappten mie INNER rn0 OaB tie an
iprad)en, betuies Der gmpfang, Ser
ben aftipeu bereitet, mo ser Behalf,
Der ibnen 9elpenoet muroe. Notiir-
lid muBten Tie iotpobl ais aud 0ie
na6 linen Nnftreten0en nit 3ugaben
mufDnrterL. SEER Sbomas q. W1trrap
iang ben 4rolog bon 8~agliacci, BON
Seoncapallo nit Ser Stride l1lO SeA-
iif, Die man an linn gepobnt lit. SER
Soiepb Mbittemore trltg Siciliuaa
ans Gabdleria HuIticanu, bon Mas,
cagHi nit portreiflid]em tiinitlHi,
fhem @ffeft Dor. Gr bat cine nm
fangreide flare Genorltimme unO be.
iiet bel filnltlerii6es &erItdubnis
.Serrn &ihur0 9orleber9s &iinitler
idnit auf Dem Geao fam idmerlid
iibertroffen meroelt. Seine ,@lcqie~
BON Mfalianet unO .@apotte" Don
MO3ort, maren Yerlen BON &ein6eit
@efiibl un6 interpretation mi
ebenio lit feline Gednif meiiterboft.
Nu1 Serrn 8iaiam i. 0apis Cor.
net Solo o&omonces fans paroles
BON Solmon iano miuige .3uborer
6rau Sne5 9epman Milton nit ibrer
angenebmen SopranItimme ltno if
rem mirflib guten &ortrag, lang n9e
Narlatl 0'amore~ ans 3auIt bon
@ouaoo, uu0 braldte ii6 iiber Man-
gel al 8eifou niht al beflagen. Gle
bcioer iugenoliden SarrD Sling nn0
6ranciS Sing, S6bne oes Serrn
@arrD &iug bon Ser Marine 8ano, il.
6crrn Gbriitioni'S Schiller. sri
Srieoa Sduf, Sri. @oit6 Sauber,
lyrl. OlQ00S WtcWQrrD, SSrl. SQllber
nno SEER Sermon, trnqen meient.
lid gum @elingen Oes programmes
BEL. Sri. Souber uno 8rancis arieg
begleiteten aiif Dem Eiono, mdbreno
oas Snitrument Der nnoeren iugeno-
liden &iinitler Die 8ioline mar, uno
5ipnr ipielte @arrp Sing .5iftb Mir
Barrie" BON 0ancle, uno Die orei JIM
gen 9olneit nit &errn Sernoon elm
9iolin : Quintet, Serr 8rofeilor
Sober bat mabrlid gbre eingelegt; Ell
berOient aIes Sob fir Ole Miibe. sic
er iih gegeben ein oerortiges Gro
gramm ausfiibren al fonneii.
8ir m06ten niht perfeblen, oo-
rauf bin5uneiien. DoB Der 9Irion ca
menberein am 81. 5. Mts. i'm Club
bniIie cine @udreportie mo gans
DeranItaltet, uno Dob Der ihleiiideI
Auguit felt an Der lrbeif f:ir Die Nar,|
am 4. 5ebruar lit.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
u@ercim 8apsrn4.

Cana, 8apriid Bier. 2~ebertnooel
uno 9reber! Oas lino 2odungen,
oellen iel6it ein bortgelottener Yefii-
nit nift mioeriteben fonn. I'm
Dieoiel mebr miro Der @eleaigfeit
iiebenoe Geuii9e Dem &uie Der 8ap-
I'm folgenl Bite nift 5a peraeIien,
Dob Der 9aa, es lit Die 6eier oeS 81.
S~obresfeltes, arn 81. cSanuar i'm Sl0
Naionic Semple l%tattfinoet.
Gum 9rSFtsn 9siowsIen NUer lit benz
oelicbisn ~Mi9eI" (gcmeint lit Der
S6obmeilter Oes Uereims, Mi6el 6oIas
6eisrlsin) Elm betriibenbsr llnsIiidsfou
,uacitoeen; er bat li6 ninIid einen 6uB
uerltau9t, mnO l@reibt Oas Der ungIiids
lideu Drsi;ebn" gu. Die DEFENDERS in
Sabre l9l3)' 10 uisI lImbsiI ans
Suffiftm OrObt.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
8ai6inaton sanser6mnO.

S6qleidb fir Oie l%lnterbalhlng, Die
oie Saustulente an lesten Sonntag
bieten ioaten, Elm Erogrnmn midi
aufgeIteat mar, botten lid Mitglie-
Der uno 5reunoe Oes 8ereins oOG
in GROCER Menge eingefunOen unO
batten ibr &ommen nidt 3u bereuen.
@rofefior 8umpredt 5og Die Salente
6eran, uno iie gaben ibr 8eItes.
SRI. @eb uno Die 9erreu Gaaen nno
Wfaoigan iangen oas Srio aus Ser
DIS oattila" mno madten libre Sa6e
iebr gut, obmobl eS 0as erlte Wfal
mar, Dab iie 5uianmen oortrugen.
Serr Sobn HeOeder, Der @errH
@rmpredts re6te Sono mar, lang
sis S. BON @iniuti, uuo ieine lido
ne Stimme lit ia befomt. SEER Wa=
oiean lieB iif olt1 aaein pernebmen
uno tritg Elm 9oB Colo 1@bcn mn
carapon has reiteO" BON $. 2obr Dor.
SEER Mooigon lieB Iid al Oieiem
aben0 oas erite WiaI 0ffentlid no
rem llno bat lid nit ieiner pollen.id0-
llen @dBItimne III Oie Ser5en ieincr
3itb0rer bineingelungen, mo beiol-
oers mliB feline 8ereitmiaigfeit Oil
%erfannt merOelt, nit Der er 0ns &ra-
gramm iiilen bali. gr lang nit sri.
Set elm Ouett 50! that me mo mere
iHloeing~, meldJes oiel Nnflang fano.
Serr 3anten lang Elm GcnorIolo
o8erceuie" aus Socelpn BON 60
oaro, begIeitet ouf Der &ioline non
Serrn 8. NidoIas. 9lud Oieie bcioeli
Serren gefielen ie6r. SEER Na'ot
&nrr ~erfreute Die 3u6orcr mtt cent
ihen Sie0errL uno Die Serrcn slit
uno 9ebnner iorgteu fir Sen 81!
NOR. 9et0e iangen in &oitiim, critic
Ter in einetn griinen &leio elm folni
ihes 2ie0, uno lebterer Elm &efrntcll
Gouplet % mar id) bel Ser Wilttter~
ait6 Oas boDaiidc Erio, beitc6enr
ans ben @errcn q. s.. Gilman, q
". &Don un0 6. 81. 600 On IieB iid
boron.
Morgen abenO finoet in ser Sdn.
eerbnnobale Die 4. grpBc muiifali.
l6e llnterbalt1ng itatt, fiir sic Ero-
|feiior @unpredt oaS f%olgcn0e Bro
granm aitf9eiteut bat.
I. Gbor: a. n@1Oele, rld, rud, rid
BON 8. Somans.
b. pSerlaiien", BON aaid)ot.
8aibington SGnqerbuno.
3. Nlt=Solo .Gruel 2oue", ,@iihoff
Srau sc. &oonB Soaot0.
). 5lOtsnfOlO- Soni0fis pOpp
SEER Nobert SeeI
4. Sopron : Solo y9e porlate O'o-
NOR aus 6auit, bon @ounoo.
Srou Ste5 Sepmoitr Milton.
5. Senor Solo uSiciliana~ aus ga.
oaaeria HitIticana, BON Mascaqni
SEER Soiepb Bbittenore.
). @clo Characterization
@err RarI Roeiter
Z. Sab Solo: nSbe Statelu Slips
90 On, bon 8ii6off.
9err Artbur 6. Otiooleton.
SEER &arl Sober, 9egleitlng.
8. Saropbon-Sol She &oiorp"
BON Neebin.
SEER S. 8aptilto.
3. Gbor: a. o8enn ale 9riinnleiu
flieBen", bon 6. goloornus.
b o@d06en nit Sen blallen 9(ll-
gen., BON &arl 8eder.
r8albington SGngerblmo".
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Columbia graner Srauten llnter-
itiitnngS : @ereiu.

Der columbia 9raucr aranfen-
NnteritiiBungs @erein" belt am
lesten 9ienitag in 9eBlers Salle, I'M.
ter Dem GoriiB ieines @r0iiocnten
SEQ. Miler IT,, feline monatIihc Ser
lammlung ab. AuBer Den Goutinc-
9el6dften, uno Der Anmeilung pon
8ranfengeloern ltano ais Saupt-
puntt auf Der Sagesoromung sic 8e-
lprednng oes Bales. Den Ser @erein
am Nittmod, ben 12. Sebrllar, in
Der Slo Mdionic Saae 5il gebem ae-
oenft. 8oriiber oes 9a0fomites lit
Der riibrige SefrctGr ocs Gercins,
Serr 6ran6 &om.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25

Conner flag 9Ibeno, ben 80. .. Wsts !,
Our Der orobe Saal ter sdn9erbuuOs
babe Don 6reanben Oes Damen 0ilfss
sreins oes Osnti6sn @ailsnbaufes dns
sefiiat. Sober Sib mar in 8sldIas aes
lOmmel', fenu es MAI Das nGu9re"s
5piI, wel6es i6brIi1 siumnl itattfinoet
Hnb Oant oem @ObItdtisteitsfium les
0eutl@tumS. liberal mteriitt piro.
80 OOmne umO so 9srren.@reiie gas
len oeu Mniporn 81 mfmerFidmIiem
5pisI. Dielii9rissn geronitelter bss
AbenOs wGren: Sri. QOui Bostt&tr,
sri. Gua 6ettIer uno 6rau 6. @. 0ars
bel.
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Gniiers @ebmrtStng i'm 0rieger-
bMnO.

Der Oenti1e 9riegerbuno ueran-
itaItet am Sonntae, Den 26. Sanuar
I'M Sober GagIe @otel sur 6eier oes
@ebllrtstages oes oeutibeu &aiiers
cine unterbaItung uno Gang.
9lud fir grfrii6ungen lit reidlid
geiorgt. Man amiiiiert iib BEL Sen
&riegern INNER lebr gut, mo beiot=
oers oieie @elegcnbeit miro nidt per-
feblen, biele 8eluder nod Dem @ol=
ocn eagle Sotel 5li fiibren.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25

Die Seier oes SO-iabrigen Bette
bens Der GoncorOia STRIDE muroe
ourd ben llmitano getriibt, OaB Der
beliebte Seelioreer Der @emeinoe,
@err @aitor Men5el, i6tper fronf
oaniecerliegt. 9lus oielem @runoe
lit aud Die eigentli6e 6eier bis auf
@eiteres peri1oben moroen. geihts-
oeitoneniger fanoen Die angefiinOig-
ten @ottesOienite Itatt. SEER 8aitor
Soher BON Baltimore preOigte am
Gormittag in oeuti6er Spra6e, mdb=
reno Serr Eoftor aiin3ler, ebenfaus
BON Baltimore, alll NbenO Den Got
tesoienlt in engliiHer 6prabe belt.
Der Gbor lang in boiler StGrfe inter
2eitung Oes 0rganiiten Serrnaoiters
Gle eigentli6e 6eier miro nad Der
@%eneiung Serrn G~aitorWien5els itatt-
finOen. Mir meroen Damn Onrauf 5l-
riidfommen nlo ol1 einen fur5en
leberblid iiber Die @elbidte Der Sir
DIE geben.
Die Goncoroio Stride muroe anI
II. Sanuar 1888 i'm Sallie Oes Serrn
s. S. SebnlonomSfp gegriinoet. Gic
Organization erfulgte obne Diele line
i6meife. Ser leitenOc @eiit Der @e=
wegitng i6eint 6cion0ers Serr Sch
%manowsfp gefDeien 81 iein, Der Die
critic Observation-Disclosures perfnBte,
ais criterGrdiiOent oiertte, uno III Die
Ter Giacnidait cine rege Sdtigfeit
cntfultcte.
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0b bonn gater ooer @oDm, man
bel 9isnlers imrner fein be0icnt.

S ) I e s~ueriammlungcn ser bic.
ligeit oeiiti6en Gereine, 2ogcn illiu.
finoen 3. st. offers Itatt, npo nod
mebr lolder pdbreno oes fommeu.
Den 8inters. Solde &erlammlun.
gen iueroen itets gut. beiudt, mnO
ipiinidt oas ~Sournal", bicrbon ge-
ridte at eritatten, oenn sic 2cIer i'm
aagemeitlen nebmem bierpon Snter.
elie, OBJ iie nun ben 8ereinigllngen
angeboren, ODER ni1t. Man lesc li6
nit Dem uSSournal" in @~erbinonng,
mir geben oicIcn Nriiiafcitcn bcrcit.
pilisit Hlus,
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Grite &efOrmierts Stride.

Ser Srauen : Silfsperein Ser gr-
item yf%eforimerten Stride peranItaltei
am Wontag, Den 10. Sebruar, abenos
8 llbr prdcile, einc muiifaliide un0
literariid)e MISUNDERSTANDING. @ic
uns Srau Satbarina 2oeffler NIT
teilt miro oas Yrogramm ciu lebr
reid6altiges un0 anipredenoes Iein,
looaB Der 8eiuh Oieier %cranItalttnq
marin 81 e%mpfeblcn lit.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
ArmiHins 2Oac,

Inter 2eitung ibres c6rwHroigen
Refiters o. SO. 5iebert, ertcilte 0ie
4rminius Soge SEQ. 25, S. 81. 81. So,
I'M q. 3. W. ben Meiitergrao al
olsr RanOioaten NaA Gr(eoiaunq
yer iibIi6en neutrality-suspicious. iano Ell
lie NadiiBung BEL @r. Sellru @aB-
llaum itatt, bel Der 0ie @aBnlann'ide
Ride ale Gbre einlegte.
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gns Osntideu gereiuen.
eamtaa Oen Is. Sannar 1918.

Sm 1ehniferperein iolio
am Iesten MittDoh eiu Sortrag ilber
4losfa Itatt. @egen Wtongel al
@oltm neroen mir einen 8eridt oa-
riiber in naditer Drummer bringeli.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25

Seoer 9eutfde, Ser elm ae.
miitlideS 9ofot 5itm aneipen Iiebt,
ioldes i'm SoteI rSrib &euter"
no geidrieben itebt:
Srinft ioIang Der 8eder winft,
8eniiBt Cure Sogel
90 man i'm Senieits pieocr trinft,
QaS 1T nod oie Srage.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25

46Onnentem, Die Sas n8aIbinstOn
SpnrnaI" midt piinftIid OOer unre-
selmGhis erbaIten, iinS se6etem, Der
Office babUn per Selep6Om, Drain
1888, OOer idriftIid MitteiImna AZ
MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25

@an5born III Der &eibe Ser
Sous, SdiIo- nnO Sresfomaler ltebt
9tic. @ieganO, SEQ. 824 Sed)ite Str,
SO.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
3M u~ermiethen:

.W6bIiertes GrOniSimmer al Geiren
Ndbs Der Union StatiOn, 81. 6.
gu erircesM in SOurmal-
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
Sa6eridnu.

Son Neiieriheinungen auf Dem
8iidermarft eine Der &eoattion at
Ntnorem fife @lao bon MarioG bomp-
Jon 9apieB. Gs lit elm nit pielem
Sumor gefdriebcner Honan aus benz
Siioen unieres 2anoes.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25
8eburten:

WebMrfen.
Geo. II. @oloie 5poeiier, / Mao6en
6eiratS : 1icenscn:
Benjamin @oroon uno Gnnilp Sal
oenba6.
GOpin Strob un0 Sarab Saooer.
WeitUrbem:
Serr Sobberger.
Yerlinoa u. MoB.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-25

Sabresfeit nnO Sa0
OeS p@erein SaDera" am MOm-
tag, ben ~. Sanaar 3. s.
III Der GlO MaiOnic Salle.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
Civil Court Convenes.

Civil Court convened here Monday,
with Judge R. w. Memminger pre-
siding.
In the case of Julian Lipscomb VS..
the J. J. Littlejohn Company, the
jury found for the defendant.
In the case of Martha Smith, plain
tiff, VS.. the FAINT Bros. Co., the jury
found for the plaintiff in the sum of
$3.50. Y
In the case of Boyces Williams,
plaintiff, VS.. The Westsfn Union Gel
egraph Co., case was being argued
as we go to press.
There will be another week of civil
court and the third week the crimi-
nal court will be held.
The third weeks jurors are as fol-
lows:
w. w. Wilburn, J. A. Wilburn, J.
G. Hughes, j. M. Wesley, w. Wal
ter Greer, w. w. Sumner, A. r. Nor
ris, J. F. Bishop, F. T. Williams, r.
j. Alexander, C. N. Lawson, j. r.
Bobo, w. B. Prather, E. F. McWhir-
ter, G. C. Harris, Con Allen, w. NJ
Stevens, ID. II. Miller, w. R. Kelly,
Wallace Burgess, A. j. Bailey, Robt.
w. Scott, J. G. Morris, j. H. Graham,
Sims Lybrand, S. S. Lawson, John
II. Pickett, j. c. Crow, j. T. West,
w. E. Greene, R. E. Sanders, J. C.
Lancaster, Boyd Cathcart, c. H. Nor
man, B. F. Johnson, B. F. Mabry.
Ten extra jurors drawn Feb. 4th
for winter term:
l.. F. Malone, D. C.. Clark, w. T.
Powell, J. R. Rippey, ]. M. O'Shields
c.. H. Kidd, Fred H. Garner, C. B. Ly-
brand, M. M. O'Shields, E. L. Clark.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
CIVIL SURVEY MAP
OF UNION COUNTY
Government Experts Have
Begun Work - Their
Coming the Result of
Postmaster YOung's Eff
fOrts-Work will Require
Several Months Before
Completion.

Government agents will at once be-
gin making a soil survey map of
Union county, as a result of the per-
sistent efforts of Postmaster Young,
who has interested himself in this
matter and gone to considerable
trouble to bring about this good
undertaking.
Messrs. Kerr and Lounsbury are
the gentlemen sent by Uncle Sam to
do this work. They will require
some four or five months to fulfill
the task. They will make a soil sur
vey map of the county on the scale
of one inch to one mile, and this will
show not only the geology forma-
ton, but also the location of all
roads, houses, streams, railways,
school houses, churches and other
matters of public interest.
The following letter from the
Chief of Bureau of Soil, U. S. De-
partment of agriculture, show the ac-
tice interest and influence of Post
master Young:
washington, ID. g., Jan. 2S, 1913.
Mr.. Lawrence G. Young,
Postmaster, Union, S. c.
Dear Sir: Your letter of January
Gath referring further TO a soil sur
vey of Union county has been re-
ceived
Since my last letter to you 1 have
received word that on account of the
unprecedented early floods and the
continuous rains, the conditions in
one of the Arkansas areas where we
have a soil survey party is unfavora-
BILE for economical field work and
that the party will probably be una
BILE to do effective work there for
some time. l have, therefore, decid-
ed to temporarily suspend that work
and will send a party of two men
with Mr.. Clarence Lounsburg in
charge to Union county, S. c., to
make soil survey of that county
as basis for your agricultural ex-
tension work. Orders to this effect
will go out today, and l will instruct
Mr.. Lounsbury to notify you of his
arrival.
Very truly yours,
William D. Whitney,
Chief of Bureau
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
May-COnnife.

Miss Louise May and Mr.. ]. E.
Carniffe were married Monday even
ing, February 3, at the Baptist par
ionage. Rev. w. d. Wakefield read
the service which united these two
ives and only the Immediate fam
lily was present.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Carniffe left on the
$40 train for a honeymoon trip, af-
,er which they will be at home to
their friends in Charlotte, N. C.
Mrs. Carniffe is the daughter of
Mrs. George c. May and has many
friends here who wish for her un-
!lloyed happiness.
Mr.. Carniffe is connected with the
Southern freight Office and by his
close application to business ana
courteous manner has a high place
in the esteem of the community.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
PROF. DE LAUNAY IN UNION.
Columbia Organist Delights Music
Lovers With Recital.

Union Feb. 5-Monday evening a
large crowd enjoyed most delight
full organ recital at the Church of the
Nativity, the Episcopal church here.
The congregation recently installed a
new pipe organ, which is a very
handsome. and sweet-toned instrns
Ipsnt. For the first time the psppie
OF the city heard the organ, ana'
the music delighted the audience.
Prof. Paul de Launay of Columbia,
an accomplished musician, gave a
number of selections. He is an organ
ist of rare ability. Other numbers
on the program that highly pleased
the hearers were vocal selections,
they being solo by Mrs. R. A. Jones,
duet by Thomas McNally and Rev.
w. ID. Wakefield and duet by Mrs.
R. A. Jones and Rev. w. D. Wake
field. In addition the numbers by
the choir were well rendered.-The
State.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
Death of Miss Phronie Whitmire.

Miss Phronie Whitmire, who has
been ill for several months, died Sum
lay morning at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. B. G. Wilburn, of Cross
Keys. The funeral services were
leld at Padgett's Creek church and
were conducted by Rev. J. A. An
derson, pastor of the churcn.
Miss Whitmire leaves two sisters
and one brother, besides a host of
relatives and friends to mourn her
death. She was sixty-two years of
age, and until she sustained a fall
several months ago had been remark
ably well and strong.
Miss Phronie was possessed of a
most kindly heart and had a wide
circle of friends who will be grieved
to hear of her death.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
CUTTING SCRAPE
AT J0NESVILLE
J. w. Cameron Seriously
Cut by Otto Kirby-Dif-
ficulty Occurred While
Both Were on Duty in
the Wallace Mill-Cam-
eron in a Critical COndi-
ton. o.

Otto Kirby, weaver in Wallace
Mills, Jonesville, cut, and, probably
fatally wounded j. w. Cameron, a
loomfixer, Monday morning about
II o'clock. The difficulty took place
in the mills and while both men were
on duty.
1t is reported that Cameron's
wounds, nine in number, are likely
to prove fatal. He was cut on the
arm, in the back, neck, ear and
chest, the last named wound sever
ing two ribs and puncturing the lung.
He has bled profusely since the cut
ting.
Soon after the affair Kirby went
home and a few minutes later was
arrested and brought to Union by
Jonesville's Chief of Police, j. P. Nc
Kissick, and lodged in Jail.
Both men are about % years of
age and both are married and have
one child.
Cameron is from Huntsville, Ala,
and Kirby is from Pacolet.
Reports received from the injured
man on Thursday afternoon as we
are going to press are favorable to
his recovery.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
GOV. BLEASE PAROLES
JOHN Y. DARLINGTON
SminOle Security Men Had
Served Fourteen Months
of Three-Year Term-He
Must Never Leave State
More Than Five Days.
Other Conditions Attach
ed to Parole.

Columbia, Feb. 4-Governor C. l..
Blease this morning paroled John Y.
Darlington during good behavior
and upon the further condition that
he does not leave the state of South
Carolina to remain longer than five
days at a time, without the written
permission of the governor of the
state and upon the further condition
that he does not visit any bawdy
houses within or without the state.
Darlington had served ID months
of three year sentence for breach
of trust in connection with the late
Seminole Securities company. The
petition was signed by ten of the
jury. The critical condition of Gar
lington's father also played a part
in getting clemency for the son.
Governor Blease today appointed
Colonel l.. B. Singleton, of Conway,
solicitor for the 18th circuit to fill ou,
the unexpired term of Walter Wells,
deceased. The appointment is good
for the term of four years.
Eddie Patterson, Georgetown
negro, convicted in 1895 for murder
ing another negro and sentenced to
life Imprisonment in the peniten-
tary, today was paroled during his
good behavior.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
Money Recovered.

The Union Coca-Cola Bottling
last Saturday morning. The cash
drawer was prised open and the
money stolen. Efforts were put
forth to trace the robbery. Messrs.
0. c. Lancaster and Policeman Robt.
O'Shields got on track of the money
when they discovered that Jim Ha-
ney, colored boy about Ia years
old, and who worked with the Coca
Cola people, was spending considera-
BILE money for hardware. They
forced him to own that he had the
money hidden up the railroad near
the power house. The money was
recovered.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
New Store Opens.

Mr.. T. B. Washburn, of Shelby,
N. c., has decided to move to Union
and will open up fancy grocery in
the store room belonging to Mr.. L. G.
Young opposite Hotel Union.
Mr. Washburn will get opened up
for business on or before the 18th of
the month. He has engaged Mr. w.
T. Powell as salesman. Mr.. Powell
is popular salesman and has had
years of experience in the grocery
business.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
Thanks His Friends.

Recently when the residence occu-
pied by Mr.. B. Berlin was burned he
lost his entire contents of the house.
At the time Mr.. Berlin was not IN
town. A number of his neighbors,
thinking he had no insurance, con-
tributed money to help him. Upon
his return to Union, and having $500
insurance on his household goods, he
returned to each one the amount con-
tributed to help him. He says he
was grateful for the offered aid, but
did not feel that he was entitled to
it, hence returned to each one the
amount he contributed.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
DIR. Sawyer Goes to Savannah.

DR.. Ernest Sawyer, who has been
with the Rice Drug Company for
some time, has resigned his position
and accepted similar one in Savan-
nah, Ga.
DR.. Sawyer is a skilled pharma-
cist, an excellent salesman and these
qualities combined with courteous
manners assure him of success.
He had many warm personal
friends in this community, who re-
gret exceedingly his decision to leave
Union, but their good wishes for con-
tinued success will follow him.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
Rector of Church of Nativity.

Rev. j. II. Chessley of Whining
ton, Deleware, has been called to the
Church of the Nativity and will ar
rive in the city at an early date.
Mr.. Chessley is Southerner, be
ing from Virginia, but has served
churches in Delaware for several
years. A warm welcome awaits Mr..
Chessley and his family.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
Moves to Union.

Mr.. B. A. Van Buren, of Baton
Rouge, La, has moved to Union and
will at once open an Office here for
the Life and Casualty Insurance Co.,
of Nashville, Tenn. The insurance
this company writes is industrial.
Mr.. Van Buren's office will be in the
Townsend building.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07
Honor Roll of Sardis School

Honor ROIl OF SardiS School
First grade: Paul Burgess, Inez
Young.
Third grade: Merlye Betenbaugh,
Sudie Betenbaugh, Charlie Beten-
baugh.
Fourth grade: Alma Betenbaugh,
Josie Young, Joe Edwards, Charlie
Young.
Fifth grade: Walter Betenbaugh.
Seventh grade: Athlee Young, No
BILE Betenbaugh.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1913-02-07

Mr.. Allan Nicholson, editor of
Progress attended the Corn Show in
Columbia Wednesday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-12-13
He Explains.

rs this milk pasteurized?' asked
the city lady.
From the start" said the old farm
er. Instead Of grazing our cows In
a meadow, as many do. we Craze them
In a pasture"