The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1919-03-15
UNION ROUTE 5

I think of all the things at school
A girl has got to do,
That studying history;,as- ruleJ
Is worst of all, Don't you know.
OF dates there are an awful sight,
And this study day and night;
There'S<>Sdl one I've got just right
That's 1892.
Well, l haven't much news this
time, but as I have been silent for
while, will give you all few items.
The sun is shining agsin and we all
enjoy it so much, as we have had
enough rain to do for a while.
The farmers in this community are
very busy cleaning out new grounds
for this ysarA am SO glad to see
Mr.. Boj& Waterford clean up/fAe
woods in front of house, as \
gives light to the h hbd and makeA
every thing look so u better.
4 am so glad to fee 70 many of
our boys getting hSS Things will
\ soon seem like they hseufo be when
all the boys get ba {. But there are
So many of them yho will never re-
turn. But we have just lots of things
to be thankful for. II think we ought
to be SO thankful tha there were not
any more lost. And I think we ought
to be SO thankful that there were not
have fought bravely and went through
many hardships for the sake of our
country and to save us from lots of
hard things.
Misses Mary and Annie Fowler, of
Bald Rock. havr-SetH visiting their
brother, Mr.. E.. M. Fowler, of this
community.
This writer has been attending the
meeting at Lockhart.
Mr.. D. Crane has been conducting a
big meeting at Lockhart for the past
week. was so sorroy to see the meet
ing close, for 1\sure did enjoy Mr..
Cranes serinons.
Flint Rock, APPRECIATE your advice
to the ladies. I(think it was very
good for don't blieve in ladies vot-
ing myself. thin, ,IthsSnen ought
to run that part, fol s ies have
enough to do if TIL 'ifnd to 1T
right without voting. oot the rest
of you ladies agree V lie?
And, Mr.. Flint Roc saile we are
on the subject, don't you think it
would do the boys and men good to
give the ma littleadice as you go
along? I think it would
see our Cat still has the same old
smile. I think he is the happiest Cat
I've ever seen.
| see we have some new correspond
ents. We are so glad to have them.
w. always welcome them in our hap
py band.
.. g., you have my name correct. I
already kntw yours. I have known
your name fr some time. But don't
know you. II I have ever seen you
don't remember it. -.
You ask me if my fathers name
begun with "V". Yes, his initials
are G. V. T. He says he is well ac-
quainted with you. You say you have
known me as long as Moxs. If you
have you have known me for quite a
number of years, for Moxy has
known me nearly all of my ME. J. o.,
my name is Pet, but I am not any
body's pet and haven't any pets. I
claim the "dish-rag" and the "broom"
for my pets, for that is all I've got
to claim. But think some Of these
days I will change and claim some
thing else. j. o., Papa says he is
going to plant an extra water melon
patch for the correspondents, so when
they get ripe all of you must be sure
and be ready to get your share.
Mama was fixing upther hams to-
day, and she said she was going to
| set aside one of them for our picnic
this summer Now, won't that be
good? Because you know when you
get mother and father Interested in
anything they are Obliged to go all
right. lv
vero, noticed in ar letter today
that your Edison did mot play much
only on Sunday. Now, you ought tc
be down here with me. Mine never
is still. / enjoyed your letter
today. 1t was real good. hav.
learned your name. You are "E. b.
aren't you. ] think am right.
10, don't think have told you
about one Of my friends presenting
me with big old Edison for birth.
day present. Wasn't that fine?
will have music when you get off on
YOUR vacation. Cometup here and