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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18
HnS bem pberen Sbale.
(Grhbalb @orreiponoens.)

= @aetano Nmbroiii pom Slpphant
puros seitern Jiahmittng iofart getoo.
tet. oils iein Wasen beim 3rsu,sn Der
@iienbabn uon einem .. & y. 3us &c.
troifen murbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18
stabt uno Gonntb.

l. Die Damsnisftion bes Scrantor
0isoerfran, mirb beute Ma6mitfaa uni
4beno wieoer zines ibrer popularer
&affse' '8rdnIden abbaltsn.
= Us. q. Hobertion uon @Ian gpe
nue. 1T am Samitag pon Wiapor Ser
mpn als Direftor Der 0fiehtlidsn user,
fe srnannt norosn uno trat am Wtou,
ias bic Steue an.
= Sas @eridt srlaubte ON ssreitoo
oem Sderiff 20 Gents ben Toa I'M
Vsripeiluns isoss Ssfansenen i'm Sc
idnsniB. Bisber marsn 165 Gents er
laubt moroen.
= Gls bic 5idbrise Gmelia Drobt
pon Wfitflin Npenue am Wfontaa yiad,,
mittas allsin 3uhauie mur. ,iinbets iis
ON Sfen Yaplsrfssen on. ibre Ssleibsr
ftnsen 5tuer uno iie nuroe TO lsbensae
iobrllh perbrannt. baB ibr Gbleben i'm
Staat Soipital ipdter srfolste.
= Die Sluse Der Scranton Railpap
Sompanie bat our ssolse sebabt. oas Die
Ssfsntlihs Dienit 8ommiiiion lout
einsr Sreitas einsetroffensn Yenadrid,
uns entihteoen bat. oaB 25 SSitueps oa
bier ben Ustrisb sinitsIltn miiiIen. @s
iiuo nod 1O8 dbnlihe Slaaen ,u trle.
oisen uno oa iie nit ben eritaenanntell
iibsrsinitimmeu. 10 meroen lie In alei
der 9Seiic entihieoen merben. Somit
bort oann bic SitusD 3oniurren, NIT
Der StraBenbubn aui.
= Dienitas yiadt. ben 80. S}anuar.
meroen Die usrihieoensn oeutid,sn Sc
ianspereine Der Stabt i'm &ieoerfrou,
@aiino on aoams Apenue ein aemsin
James 8on,ert abhalten. osiieu Relusr.
trog BEN Rotben 3reu3 in Oeutldlouo
fir Die 8rieasleioenosn iibermielen mer
ben miro. Sin fsinss ProarammApir b
ssssnwdrtis fur bic @slessnbeit arran
sirt. uno man bofft In Nnbetrad,t oes
woblthatisen Swsdes. bas oos 9on,ert
iih sines sroBen Bsiuhes erfreueu
Dlro. Jt6bere &in,elbsitsn merosu ipd.
ter noh befannt gemaht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18
t@arbonbale @orreiponoen3.)

= Samss @inlsg uno @sorse Ben.
ion pon Bowoerlp StraBs. Die irtib am
ssreitaa in Die Office Der Sunfbdnblsr
Sssic & @ompanie on Der @de uon Ri,
per StraBe uuo Salem ausnus sinbra.
den, wurosn nab slnem Yerhor, bsi
Delhem fie iih ihulol9 befannten, ON
9leihsn abeno ins @sidnsnlB ssliedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Ole fsinssss prves<arsssssn - sss stan
usssrt de oNes sss s>Nssasahls14s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18
@ilfes.Sarre Npti3en.

-9ier LIT es niht 3u sinem Streif
Der Brautreianssitellten 9eiommen, DO
benielben, welhe mdhreno ben Yerhaubs
lunsen on Der Nrbsit blisbsn, Xobner.
b0buussn bswillist uurosn.
= 2u5erne @ountp mirb nun aud, elm
Mouument fiir bic Soloatsu uno .Uta.
troisn oss Uiirserfrieaes erbalteu. In.
osm oas proisit pom @eridt am Mon.
tag beitdtist wuros, NIT Der Seidrani.
un9 auf 100000.
= Die 2ebiSb gallep @iienbatn 60.
aeoentt. ibre alten bieiiseu Werfe elmer
Renooirnng 3u unterwerfsn uno oann
nit neuer Wtaidinerie oieielbsn fpe,ieu
3ur Hepuratur uon 2afomotiue Rrab.
nsn, SbneemaiAlnen etc. 3u benusen.
6esteIlt das @Wochenbiatts '
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

- @ebr. Samter baben bas @ebdu.
be SO 427 3adomanna Npenue ermor.
ben. Der aaurpres lit ni1t bsfannt
semaht woroeu.
- Die lsste Wohe In philadelphia
abgehaltene 3onpention Der Wfeifter
Sausanitrsiher uno Dsforotsure Sc
ielihaft bot beithloiien. iit i'm ndhiien
Sabr in Scranton Su ueriammsln.
= UlatiIoa a., Die 21 Sabre aIte
Gohter Der ssrau anna @srobt Don
Dtineral ausnue. III ON Disniias na6
ldnsersr aranfbeit ssftorbsn. Die Ue.
srsisuna srfOlst mOIsen i'm Dunmore
5rieobof.
- Srou @liiabeib Raifslt. 81 Sabre
alt uno friiher on Wiulberrp StraBe
mobnhaft. III Samiine in ibrer Wobu.
una su Siio Bethlehem. ga. gsitor ben.
DIE &sihs muroe om Dienltas i'm Duns
more 5risSbof beissiest.
: @barlse 9. Wianb,ms. Yraliosut
Der s. y. Wtattbeme & Cons SO. uno
Der @latf & Snoper Tabaf So, llt am
OienitaS Nbsnb in ielnsr Ucbnuns on
Wfonroe Auenue i'm Altsr pon 81 Bob.
rem sintm NnfalI afnter unusronulidh
fsit srlesen.
= Gin sttpa go Sabre alter Wiann
lit frih am Sonntas Wtorssn aui Dem
Dh9el uberbalb Der Saurel 2lnie Sla
tion gstootet poroen. alS er beim I'm.
fahren sines Vabnmasens Dor bsnislten
traf ; er nnros init Sebrodcnem Sha
bel toot aufseboben.
= -Poli,iit SBilliam Seller, Der Dor
etlihen Ufonaten ihlimm psrlest NOR.
ben 1T. als er on Ssnter StraBe cine
offenitehenoe 1biire i'm 3meiten Stod
oes &rotosfp @ebduoss idlieBsn molIte
uno bic 5eusrrsitunsstrsppe nit ibm
sinitiirlte. ftrengte am Samlta9 gegen
| Siioore. uno 9Dillinm 9rotosfp cine
&lass fur $25. 600 @ntiddoiSuns on.
Der 10 Sabre alte Sames g.
5rear Don Wfinneapolis. Wfinn., Der
NIT Nnoeren ben Diebitahl uno Yei.
tauf pon Iutomobilsn 9emerbsmdBig
betrieb, 1T ltste SSohe bier perbafiet
uno oaun nah PHILADELPHIA aenommen
ncrben. mo bic Nutomobile gsitoblen
woroen waren. 5rear Operirte bel iei.
ner SerbaItung Elm seitobenes auto.
mobll. 'sSiinf Der Wfaidinen muroen
IN oisisr Siadbaridaft pisOersrlanst.
Die Scranton 6anbelsb bebSroe er.
pdhlte am Wiontag Die roIasnoen Be.
amten: Yraiioent. 8 6. SubIsr !;
/. Vi3s YrdiiOent. q. Z. Dttrriman /;
2. VBe YlGiioent. 9B. VI. 3emmerer !;
3 Yi,e Brdfosnt. s. @. Donnoup ;
Shasmeiiter, Dfaoiion 8. sarfln ;
Oirefloren Bsb6ros, gB. =. Yoilsau.
SObn .. BroOfs. 8. Q. Dicanullp
nno 9arrp VI. Smitb; Gruitss, SEQ.
Wabl.
= Ils am Wontas Worseu Srant
Wdnsfelo. Better bes Naosns Jio.
40S Spruce StruBe. bic elsftriihe Ser,
binouu9 i'm Seller sinwalf, erfolate
ourh sefrsu3ie Drdhie Elm Ssusritrnbl,
Der oas teitt ent,iinollte UioterIal IN
Srano ieste. iooas er i'm 9tu In Raut
4 eingebiillt mar uno ourh bas Sohlen
lob sntmelhsu muBte ; sr bltsb in Dem.
Ielbsn iteden uno fonnte nur nit eini
ger Sdwisllsfsit pon uier Baiiautsn
aus ielner eritidsnben Gage bsireit msr.
Den. Wiittlsrmsile mar Die Seuermebr
alarrtlirt morosn uno brahte es fertis
nah balbltiinoiger arbsit Die Slammen
nit slnsm Serluit uon uuSsfabr 81. 900
ju bswaltiSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

6esteIIt das -Wochsnblatt.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18
&nbe Narf NOti;en.

- Der allbsfannte 8leiosrbdnoler.
@barles 9ewin, llest sefabrlid ertranfi
oarnieoer.
- Den @bsleuten Srisnb g8. Senue
forth uon Safagette StraBs muroe cine
Gobter 9eboren.
= Die Wobnuns oss Nnorsn Sarfsl
on 81. SlraBe muroe Wtontas Jiah
ourd einen Brand gum Betrass uOn
Gina $500 bsi6aoist.
- Sin ooppslte Wobnuna Der 5rnu
Bridget Hesan an JtOro Slneoln Aus
nue.. uon lhr uuo Der Sohn Wioreans
Samllle beDobnt. muroe ssitern Wter
gen I'M Vstrage pon 81 900 ourh einen
Srano bslbaoist.
= Sobu, Der IA Wtonate alte Scbu
oss SObn SaraefD pon Oattmouth
StraBe. liiir,te am Sreita9 in eiuen
Suber hsiBes WaNer. Der auf Dem ,suB'
boosn itano, uno wuroe 10 idlimm DER
briibt. oaB er am Samlias 9tatt itarb.
: Srau Sranf aipp Don SiiO @psr.
EFT Nuenue, bic Dor 80 Sabrsn pon
Oeutihlano hisrber fam. III am Dion
log Utor9sn ssitorben. Sic wiro uon
oem @atten. ,mti 20ttsrn uno smei
Sohutn iibsrlebt. DIE Bserotgung er.
fol9t beute Yormittas, nah porberlaer
GootenmsHe in Der ct. Sobannis 3lr'
DE. I'M @emeinoefrieobOf.
= Simon Sd0n, sin friiberr Gait.
Ierms,iter uno ipdter Gshdnoler. lit am
Oisnitas Utorssn i'm Ollliioe 0eim 3u
@lart's summit i'm gllisr pou 73 Sab.
rem seilorbtn. Die 9sids muroe nab
Der Wobnuns isiHes Sobnes 3lrrp an
,5rinf StraBe senommsn. uon mo aus
Die Sseroisun9 heute Jtadmittas i'm
Waibbu StraBs 6rieobof eriOlst.
- Der ct. Soisps's Ycrsiu uon Der
ct. Sohannis @emelnoe lnitallrte am
Dfontas 9taht Die folsenoen Bsomten
Yrdiiosnf. 3oispb Sen; Yi,e Brdii.
bent. Soiepb Bumen; Shasmeiiter,
@eorse 9shrsr; Sstrstdr. Gilbert 90
musls Dtarlhau. Wtihael Supp
9Bads. SObn Wisrrins; 2ruiiee. Bs.
ter 2itrinSer.
= glls am Donueritag .Uforaen elm
Wiann n0rolif, pom 9iap Nu9 Tunnsu
eiusm 2adawauna 6raht,u9 nnsnih.
trat er oireft Dor cine Nofomotius aui
Dem anoeren @elsiie uub nurbs 9et6os
tet Sein Shdoel mar ibm ,eroriidt
morosn. yiihts murbe on Dem Yerun.
sIiidtsn aufsefunoen. um feline Sosnti.
tdt feitsuitsllen. sm Wtontas eraab
iih. oaB Der Yerunslhdte Nnorem See.
lsmas uon @mmet StraBe mar.
= Der 80 Sabre alte Antou galatfa
uon Dorothp StraBe nurbe pollssteu
Ufittwoh Abeno nabe bem Tripp's
Bart Tiaouft burh @briit. Shllllnger
uon Wigrtls Strabe init ieinsm Nuto.
mobil nieoer9efabren. babel einen Shd'
oelbrud erbalteno. Dem er etlihe Stur.
ben ipdter I'M WeitieiIe 3olpital erlag.
perr Sbillnser, Der Den Ysrlesten
nah bem Ooipital uabm. wuroe ipdter
auf bic Anflage bes unmillfiirlihsu
Gootidluss usrhaftst uno uutsr So. 600
Diirsidaf ssitsllt.
= Der Srforo 2aosn Der Ysoples
3ohleu @ompanie on Der @de uon
Wa,bburu StraBe uno Sehnfsr Auenue
muroe Diontas 9iaht pon @ln5rsbern
um Baarsn i'm gSsrtb pon stwa $500
bsraubt, auh ,srit0risn Die 8erle SYaa.
rem in etDa sleitsm Wertb. Auf ben
Vsroaht bin. bic 2bdter 30 iein. iino
am Dienita9 Sobn Soof pon Wisrioion
StraBs uuo Diidael Walib pon soeuit
StraBe usrbaftst morosn. aud murosn
bic msiitsu Satsn misoererlanst. !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18
@emif6te 8riqaoe.

Ser 8eridterftatter: r@lIab Il
Guab! Sapfere Ssmanen. Der &c.
redte miro eu9 ben berrli9iten Siea
f6enfen!"
Die Siirten: rNa, bet is bod tlar
pie Sort mir iinb beebe aus bic
Sresbener StraBe, mir bauen mang,
ba bleibt feen Sose troden!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18
Bon Der &ibfeife.

Bel ben @tsIsuteu auauft u. 6iiffsr
BON Pittsfon auenue bat iih elm Tod.
terlsin eiuseitellt.
ssrau Nusuha Stons. @attin bss
Charles Stone uou Yalm SfraBe uno
cine seb. Sauer. Ut am URontaa Wfor,
gen na6 einidhriesm unmoblien einem
Dor etliden Gassn eiusstrettnsn ST.
hirnitlaa srlessn. auber bem @atten
iibsrleben iie 3wsi 90dter uno swei
Sohne. Die Ysiissuna erfol9te gelt
ern i'm 6orsit 0ill iSrieobof.
Der 81 Sabrs ollie @eorse Saneibsr
uon BltIston auenus III ON Samitaa
Wor9sn nah einmonatliher Sranfhslt
i'm Staat SoipiIal seitorben. mo er ole
pSrbsrlg" anseitsllt mar es iibsrlsben
lhn bic Uiutter. amei Shweitern unn
elm 0ruosr. Die Bsuesuna fano am
Disnitas. naf einem Tiausrbienit In
Der ct. Wialisn an DIE, i'm 5risoboF
Der @cmeinbe itatt.
Der ct. Soieph's Srrsin BON Der
ct. Utaiien 1emelnre bot ON Conn.
taa Die fslgsuoen Dsamten srwGbt
Yidfcsnt. trso Wsrrls; Si,e Yrdli
oeut. eso y. 9iosn /; Prot. SstIrdr,
9oitph Henhaus /; ,sinan, Ssirddr,
Better .. Shnsiosr /; Shasmsiiier,
Sharlss Wafel; Truitsss. anton
Suam. SOispb Is. Wterfel uno @bar.
les Shneloer.
Der arbsiter' Ssorib. unb 9r. Unfit
Veretn ermdhlie lesten Sountag Die
iolssnoen Beamteu fir bns lauienoe
Oalbiabr: Ylaiioent, @arl SruIa /;
VBe rdiioent. Sulius Siitnobl (;
Yrot. Ssfrstdr. @arl Wolff; ,siran,
Sefrsidr, 1.-2. Nbtb. 0alle Yermalt,
uns. @rnit Wslter; Stasmsiiter, So,
bann Sodelfamp; Blblotbtfare, gu.
liao Sente uno 5ris Wais Gruitss.
5rls Wals; 5abnentrdser. 80. Pohl.
mann unb Jiid So1ons; Dtarihall,
alusuit Sobs; 9ans 3omites, @mil
Utarion (l2 Wionate). Soiepb 0iomaf
II Uionats) uno @malo .Shmiot (6
DtoIate); Delesaten ,um 9adamauna
3weis. 1 Suhr, @uifau S0itsr. Gilbert
&linsler. 5ris Saer uno Sobann Slrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Sic iucr6rn irIten ftblssben, wenn
Sle auebriife TN @eIiht ooer am 9Gr.
per einsm nuaIiirlihen 3uftanoe oss
Slutes ,u dreiben. uno Sie ssbsn itets
iiber. menn sic. ohne j3sitperluit, elm
9uteS Blntrsiniaun9smutel, mie ss
i5ornis alpenfrduter lit. sebrauden.
5rau Wiaria Sun, uon California, Wto.,
bsiaB oieie VOriibt uno puroe oement
iprsdeno belObnt. sic ihreibt: IS
iino iest orei Sabre Der. ieit i'd, gum sr.
lten Diole 5ornl's NIpsnfrauter ae
braubie. SD bate Die Hole I'M @sIiht
uno llit auh on unusroaulihfeit. SD
sebraudte tiur pier 6laihen bss 0ell.
mittels. UNI 9sbellt 3u meroen. uno bin.
@ott lei Danf. isiIber lmmsr ssiuno
sewsien. Wenn ib Die erlten Anssi
hen elmer @ifoltung bemsrte. nebms i'd,
iofort stlihs Ooien Nlpentrduter uno
es bift mr. isbssmaI."
Sine 3slilhriiI uno elm 8hhlein.
mslhes DIE iniereHante @eihlhte Der
@ntosdlug bieies alten. jeilsrprobten
StauterBsilmiitels. lowie auoere mi
iensmerte !Diltteilunssn entbdlt. msroen
auf Dunid fOitsurrel ,uasianot. Dtan
lhreibe an: Or. Beter Snbrnep &
SOns 60, 1875 90. Sopne aus.,
@blca9o, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Cra6'Orbssts. Issa an q D
80 Ds1sabIssf" on.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-05-25
BUFFALO
Cleft over from last week)

This week brings to close one of
the most prosperous terms in the his
tory of the Buffalo Graded school. The
progress made by the scholars is very
gratifying to the teachers, and salts
factory to the patrons. This school is
under the efficient and experienced
principalship of Prof. F. f. Shuford,
and is very ably assisted by the follow
ing corps of teachers: Mrs F.. F.
Shuford, Mrs. Jno. c. Swygert, Jr
Miss Annie l.. Green, Miss Annie B.
Brown, Miss Ruth Clark with Mrs
Nellie Riley Johnson substitute
The revival services which have
been in progress at the Methodist
church for the past ten days, closed
Wednesday night with splendid re-
suits. Rev. w. Henry Polk of Rock
Hill did the preaching. His sermons
were plain and convincing and at
tracted large crowds at every service
Eleven united with the church, the
baptismal service was conducted Sun
day morning by the pastor, Rev. B. H.
Harvey.
Miss Annie l.. Green, who has been
one OF the popular and efficient teach
ers in the graded school here for the
past five years, was recently elected
as one of the teachers in the city
schools of Newberry, her home town,
and has accepted. Miss Green is an
exceptionally good teacher, and oe-
servedly popular. During her stay
here, by her charming manners and
sweet disposition she has endeared
herself to every one, and it is genu-
inely regretted that this action re-
moves her from our midst, though she
carries with her the very best wishes
of a host of admiring friends and ac-
quaintances. She will be missed in
the school room, in the homes, on the
streets, in church and in the Sunday
chool, where she has class of young
men numbering about IS, whom she
has taught continuously for four years,
and it is with much reluctance that
they give her up.
Miss Gertrude Sumner. an indus
trious operative in the cloth room, met
with very painful, if not serious, ac-
cident last Friday morning while per-
forming her duties as cloth Inspector.
A belt broke, hitting her i. the left
eye, and it is feared the sight is gone,
though DR.. Kellar, an eye specialist
from Spartanburg, who is attending
her, says he can't tell as yet whether
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-05-25
Girls Have Pretty Face
And Beautiful Complexion

An Atlanta man makes new discov-
cry that makes an old face look years
younger. If your skin is dark, brown,
or covered with freckles or blemishes,
just use little Coco tone Skin White
ner; it's made with cocoanut oil and is
perfectly harmless. A few days use
will improve your looks 1907. The
wornout skin comes off evenly, leav-
ing no evidence of the treatment, the
new healthy uader-skin appearing as
a lovely new complexion.
Just ask your druggist for an ounce
Of Cocotone Skin Whitener, and if he
will not supply yoa send twenty five
cents to The Cocotone Co., Atlanta,
Ga, and they will send you box by
return mail
If your hair is hard to comb, is
kinky, nappy and will never stay
straight, just use Cocotone Hair Dress
ing and it will become straight, long,
soft, glossy and beautiful in a few
days mail orders filled 25c for large
box. Fer sale by Palmetto Drug Co.,
Union, S. C..
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-05-25

the sight is gone or not. Her many
friends are sorry to learn of the acci-
dent, and are indulging in the hope
that her sight has not been destroyed.
Mr.. w. A. Johnson spent Sunday
in Greenville with his mother.
Mrs. j. H. Riley and Mrs. T.
Rountree are visiting friends and rel
atives at Perry this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Jennings of Un-
ion attended services at the Methodist
church here on Sunday last.
Mr.. B. B. Sparks was on the sick
list for several days during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Colwell spent
Sunday with relatives at the knitting
mill.
DR.. c. H. Jones spent Sunday last
with his parents at Gaffney.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-05-25
CROSS KEYS

Cross Keys, May 21.-Farmers of
this section have the blues over their
crops, looks as if the seeds planted are
not going to come up. Some are plant
ing their cotton over, while others are
narrowing their fields.
The first toll of war from this sec
ton was witnessed last Sunday when
Joseph H., son of Mr. and Mrs. w. T.
jackson, was sent home dead from the
army ia Fort Rengold, Texas. Young
Mr.. Jackson enlisted about three
months ago in the field artillery and
had written several letters home in
praise of army life. He died at his
post of duty, only being i'll for few
hours. Young Mr.. Jackson had pro-
motion few weeks ago from private
to non commissioned officer. He
was an ambitious and intelligent
young man, his many friends and rel
atives mourn his death. Mr.. and Mrs
jackson have the community's sympa-
thy.
Miss Louise Betsill visited relatives
in West Springs last week
Mr. Claude Patton of Enoree was
the guest of Mr.. w. II. Wiburn Sun
day.
Miss Ethel Starnes and Miss Kate
Vaughn were the guests of Miss Orpha
Lawson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Watkins were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Davis
Sunday.
Mr.. Willie Sumner Of Cross Anchor
visited in this section Sunday.
Miss Kate Watkins visited relatives
a tMusgrove Sunday.
Mr.. Bobo Franklin and Miss Anna
Franklin visited friends in Laurens
last week
Mr.. Jeffie Sumner of Cross Anchor
was in Cross Keys last week on bus
mess.
Mr. Orion Woodruff of Musgrove
Mill was visiting friends here Sum
day.
Next week possibly will bring more
news from this section. Kit
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-05-25
(Old Milhous Drug Store)
NAT MORGAN AND SAM LAYTON

When fish, tiny creature that
prefers a home close to shore, gets a
desire to rove away from home, he
gives his tail a lazy little wiggle and
says: "Why swim, when l can ride 2"
So he fastens himself to piece of
floating seawooa or driftwood and
rides away, sometimes far out to sea-
He's member Of a very large fam
lily Of various sizes, shapes and homes.
He's called the blenny.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-05-25
lam running a Front Door Business

This sign I once sato
sDouid dneuerh hang oucr
any Diamond Shop.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-05-25
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. SO cents.
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KELTON

Kelton, May Give are having
warm weather now and if it continues
the crops will begin to grow where
they have come up. Cotton generally
is very broken stands and some farm
ers are replanting some of their lands.
We need warm rain just now very
much.
Gardens are late but they are doing
fairly well and the good women will
soon have plenty of beans, potatoes
and cabbage on their tables.
There are still many cases of
measles on the Ridge but 1 haven't
heard of any death from them in our
community.
Miss Cynthia Conner, an old lady, is
critically i'll at this writing and is not
expected to live. She has appendicitis
and she too old and feeble to stand
an operation, so says the DOCTOR
Mr.. Daniel Garner is able to be up
again but is very feeble.
Mr.. Arthur Gault, the rural mail
carriers on Kelton Route No. 1 made
a trip to Spartanburg last Saturday
evening in his car after carrying the
mail on his route.
Mr.. J. M. Little, Sr., has bought
a new Ford car. The cars are getting
pretty thick on the Ridge. guess
will have to buy one. One drawback
with me would be I would have to build
a car house on the public road half
mile from my home as I can't get
there with one. l had a call for a
doctor recently and from his charge
which was very reasonable from the
road he had to travel over. If I have
to have many calls I will be like my
old friend, Henry r. Fowler, when he
settled with his doctor. He said, "Doc-
tor, isn't that mighty steep?" The
doctor (who was an Irishman) re-
piled, "But, oh, Mr.. Fowler, see those
terrible draw bars" 1t was before
stock law. Mr.. Fowler said he had
those bars put in order at once, so
will have my road worked.
Times get harder all the time and
the government keeps calling on us to
economize and then that lady speaker
who spoke at Union recently called on
the good women to save everything,
waste nothing and if they keep on adj
vising Mrs. G.. T. G.. will cut the whole
rations out with US; as to meat the
high price will not affect us, over
two years ago when l went to the
hospital the doctors said l must not
eat meat and recently the doctor said
to Mrs. G. T. G., you must cut off all
hog meat, so we can stand the high
price of meat as there is but two of
us in the family, but one of our neigh
bors said we should have kept some
for our visiting friends. I said, eve
love meat and our preacher says quit
drinking and don't keep any liquor in
the house for sickness to tempt one,"i
so / reckon we had better not keep
any meat.
Mr.. William Farr died last week
from typhoid fever and was buried at
Foster chapel. The funeral services
were conducted by the Revs. J. D.
Croft of Kelton and Brown of Mon
arch, Union. There was a very large
crowd of sorrowing relatives and
friends. He leaves a wife, who was a
Miss Holcomb before her marriage,
two children, many relatives and
friends to mourn his death. All have
the sympathy of this entire commnn-
ity.
Later: Miss Conner died this after
noon about 3 o'clock and will be buried
at Flat Rock church tomorrow.
G. T. G.
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An unidentified deaf and umb man
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