The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-07-10
TOWNSVILLE

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JONESVILLE L.
Jonesville, July 6.-We are still ,s
at Jonesville while other sections 'f
the country have had good rains. h.
The Farmers union of Jonesvi r,
will build large ginning plant hid
in Jonesville and will commence woI :,
soon. They will use the air bla -
system with four 80 gins. The pla
will be near the railway track SOU
of the depot and it will be corpo
alton and the books will be open
any and all who wish to take sto(
and the plant to be ready for IL
present cotton crop.
The Jonesville Oil mill compan
will rebuild their ginnery which wa
burned few weeks since. Their neV
plant will be about the same capacitH
as the one that was burned and wi
be ready for the new crop.
A few weeks ago Mr.. Marvin Scot
moved with his family from here i
moved into the house vacated by MD
Scott. M
Mr.. J. F. Altman, Jr. of Greenviil{
will move to Jonesville soon and ocE
cupy the house vacated by Mr.. Aus{
tell Mr.. Altman moved from Jones{
Vile to Greenville a few years sinceE
The automobile and the motorcycle
are both very handy and useful SER
wants. l don't see why the mule and
the horse cannot make up with theml
and be reconciled to them for they
are here to stay and they save the
poor animals many hard pull, but it
seems that there will have to be some
sort of legislation to protect the COM
mon travelling public against these
motor machines. These machines are
used too reckless and to the menace
of the travelling public and are dam
gerous to human life and destructive
to property. Last week Mr.. Davis
Horn, q farmer from the country, was
driving a mule to his buggy near
Jonesville and his little son was with
him and a motorcycle came dashing
by which caused Mr.. Horns mule to
run away, broke up his buggy and
ha mess and burt both Mr.. Horn Hfs
his son. The motorcyclist
attention to MI. Horn. dI
-s.,ssS:s ; .-.fFer f3fni ANY srssfsc7173s
sympathy. Mr.. Horn does not knfne
who his fast friend was. We haNQ
a speed law in Jonesville that is in
tended to hold these machines down
to ten miles an hour, but it's COM
mon thing to see them going any
where from thirty to forty miles an
hour.
Mrs. Addie E. Hames is quite sick,
as is Messrs w. A. McWhirter and
Noah Buice.
One case of small pox is reported
in out town, but that disease cannot
do much harm this hot weather.
The family of Rev. w. S. Porter
is spending the summer at their home
in Montreal, N. c. Mr.. Porter re-
mains at home and fills his appoint
ments.
Miss Lyl Milan of Clinton is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. G. Aus
tell.
Mr.. James C. Littleiohn of Clemson
college is the guest of his father, Mr..
Sam Littlejohn.
Mr.. Elmer Littlejohn of Frankfort,
KY, is spending few days with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Little
john.
Mrs. S. A. Porter, Mrs. Ida Whit
lock and little daughter, Gladys, are
visiting Mrs. Dave Baker of North
Carolina.
Thos. H. Gore, U. S. Deputy Col
lector, spent day at home last week.
Miss Irene Foster returned Monday
from a months visit to her TWO s;s.
ters. Mrs. w. R. Floyd and Mrs. Dav
id Grim at Johnson.
Mrs. Oscar McWhirter of Bessimer
City, Ala. is visiting her father-ir-
law, Mr. w. A. McWhirter.
Mrs. Hattie McWhirter and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, leave today for Buff
falo Lithia Springs, Va. Misses Ma
rie and Lucille McWhirter are in the
of North Carolina.
Mrs. Annie Lawson of Columbia
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Bates. (
Mr.. f. l.. Eison of Gaffney is Wis.
iting his fathers family.
Miss Pearl Harris of Union spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.. F.
G. Austell with Miss Lyl Milan.
Tuesday morning the 7th since
writing we had big rain last night.
The glorious Fourth was a quiet in
Joncsville as the holy Sabbath.
Our two banks paid their usual
semi annual dividends the first. The
Bank of Jonesville per cent; and
Everybody's bank 9 1-2 per cent.
Mr.. J. NJ. Gault went on the excur-
sion last week over the C. C. o. road
to Irwin, Tenn. Telephone.
Some Get Bit.
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