The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-05-12

Mrs. d. III. Wallace, Miss Sally
Wallace and Mrs. Macbeth Young
have. returned from the ID. A. r. con-
vention in Washington, d. c., and a
visit to relatives.
Mr.. Kemper Morgan is in the hos
pital in Columbia for treatment. He
has been suffering for several weeks
and his many friends earnestly wish
for him complete recovery.
Mrs. Sallie Greer of Pacolet was
in Union Saturday for the dinner to
the old soldiers and their wives and
left that day for a visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Preston Bobo, at Sedalia.
Mrs. George May and daughter.
Mrs. Earle Van Patten, of Charlotte,
spent several hours with friends in
Union last Friday and left on the
Special for Blairs to visit relatives.
The Times editor begs to acknowl-
edge with thanks invitations to the
Jonesville High school commencement
from Mr.. r. B. Vaughan and from
Miss Pearl Johnson, two of the grad
yates.
Mrs. M. G. Salley of Orangeburg
stopped over in Union for a short
while last week with Mrs. C. R. Rob-
erson. She was returning from
a visit to her daughter, at Converse
college.
VIM. Foote, a colored man who
lives on Mr.. w. Fowler Bobo's place
on Broad river, caught "soft shell"
turtle that weighed % pounds last
week. The turtle had three dozen
eggs in it.
DR.. H. L. Riley, president of the
Spartan Academy, preached for the
congregation of the First Baptist
church Sunday morning. He was the
guest of Rev. G. p. White while in
the city.
Miss Madeline Miller of Shelbyville,
N. c., is the guest of friends in the
CITY,. Miss Miller was a successful
teacher in the school here for sew
eral terms and made many warm
friends who are pleased to see her
again.
Miss Marie Garner, who has been
teaching in Orangeburg county, has
closed her school and returned to Un-
ion for the summer holidays. She
spent several days in Hartsville, the
guest of her brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Garner, and
attended the music festival at Coker
college.
Miss Elizabeth McMaster and her
brother, Creighton McMaster, motor
ed down from Winnsboro yesterday
afternoon and returned in the after
noon, taking with them for a week
end visit Miss Mary Perrin of Union,
a Chicora college student.-Sunday
State.
Rev. w. d. Wakefield, who has re-
signed the pastorate of the Second
Baptist church in Columbia, will at
tedn the Southern Baptist convention
in Asheville and return here for a
few days visit to Mr.. Paul E. Will
burus' before going to his home in
ShAlbyville, Ky.
Mr.. Dudley C. Beatty has purchased
the interest of the other stockholders
in the Beatty and Company, insur-
ance agents, and will dissolve the old
company and reorganize in his own
name, continuing his insurance busi-
ness at the old stand.
DR.. T. P. Kennedy returned from
Asheville, N. c., Saturday and has
been quite sick since. The latest re-
ports from his bedside are not en-
couraging. He has a host of friends
throughout Union county, who are in
terested in his recovery.
Miss Louisa Duncan of Union is
expected in the city for the weekend
and will be the guest of Miss Ellen
Wilson on w. Washington street.
Miss Duncan has been attending
grand opera in Atlanta and was en-
tertained at number of social
functions given in her honor while
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