The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, August 10, 1920, Image 8
'I ALWAYS A DIAI Tf| THE COOLEST
I GOODSflOW lllHLI U SPOT In TOWN
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I A Romantic Drama With Thrill and Dash,
With a Love Story of Wondrous Charm
"IT PAYS. TO EXERSISE"
A PARAMOUNT SENNETT COMEDY.
Fox News No. 80
^flTT^ SIX IN A ROW
1 II \ six lovers of downright goodness, J
m fo the heart of the wheat, baked in six *
m i>/U m bits of pure and wholesome white- j
I 1 I ness. You will enjoy eating this J
| ).. Jrzfji bread fresh from our ovens, baked by \
\' rsfl mcn wbo have the "know how" of J
lA i Atjfy bread baking. Try one of our loaves
Jfi \jT and see the difference.
UNION BAKERY. ;
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Farm Lands For
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>, 90 acres, 3 miles from Cross Anchor, iir
184 acres, 4 miles from Cross Anchor, im
174 acres, 5 miles from Cross Anchor, im
90 acres, 3 miles from Cross Anchor, im
J. 13 acres, 4 miles from Cross Anchor, im
26 acres, 1 mile from Cross Anchor, imp
75 acres, 2 miles from Cross Anchor, im
225 acres, 3 miles from Cross Anchor, im
83 acres, 3 miles ffom Cross Anchor, lm
48 acres 3 miles from Cross Anchor, im
We offer the following for a short time on!
166 acres, near Cross Anchor, new 8-roor
4 tenant houses, 120 acres in cultivation in or
75 acres in the town of Cross Anchor, just
"Watermelon," two good dwellings, good
pasture and a very desirable place for a hon
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I Let Us Know Your Wants
HICK
LAURENS,
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SUBSCRIBERS TO FUND
FOR COTTON GRADEI
Union Township has already sul
scribed more than a thousand dollai
jf the three thousand necessary t
secure a cotton grader for Unio
County. 4
J. A. Wilburn, chairman of th
rommittee to canvass for funds, r?
jorts these subscriptions, almost a
>f which were procured from the bui
ness men and residents of Union. Th
>thcr two members of the committe
o work outside of the town, but i
Jnion Township, have not yet rt
>orted. If Jonesville, Santuc and th
>ther townships will .make a lik
howing the total of more than thre
housand will have been reaches
lere are the subscriptions turned i
iy Mr. Wilburn:
I. P. Morgan $ 100.0
\ C. Duncan 100.0
M. Jordan 100.0
Zpislie Nicholson 100.0
1. Means Beaty 10.0
tons. Hardware Co 15.0
). Fant Gilliam .. 15.0
. V. Askew 25.0
Jnion Clothing Co 15.0
). S. Betsill 25.0
I. Shapiro 5.0
F. McLure 25.0
)avis Jeffries 5.0
Vilbum Dry Goods Co 15.C
j. B. Godshall 5.C
Jradley-Estes 15.C
landers-Fowler Co. 5.C
- 5.C
. Hay Fant 10.C
). H. Martin 5.C
V. W. Johnson 5.(
t. C. Williams 5.C
r. G. Hughes 10:(
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j. Vj. oanaers ?o.v
3. W. Goforth 25.C
Jniori Hardware Co 26.C
>. Krasnoff 10.C
Itorm Drug Store 10.C
K. Hughes 6.C
5. A. Wix 5.C
rhe Battery 16.C
*oole & Layton 10.(
I. P. Harry 25.(
V. J. May 5.(
rames E. Hunter 10.(
r. S. Betenbaugh 10.(
>. M. Bice 5.(
\ K. Switzer 5.(
. H. Parties 5.(
i\ M. Eilerbe 25.(
J. W. Going 10.C
. T. Mosely 5.(
S. Morgan 10.C
3. F. Kely & Bro 25.C
r. B. Barron 26.(
\ D. Barron 25.(
5. E. Barron . 10.(
Theo. Maddox 1(M
M. Farr 6.C
dacbeth Young 5.(
lurris Furniture Co 5.(
I. W. Humphries 5.(
as. D, Smith 5.C
ohn A. Hollingsworth 5.(
I. B. Gilliam 5.(
). Jean Whitlock 5.(
B. Barnes 5.C
I. T. Clark 5.C
Jnion Times Co 25.(
I. A. Wilburn 25.C
Total $1,055.(
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nan fire observer on Cape Cod, an
>robably in Massachusetts.
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LETTER FROM PET
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. . This is Sunday and I ought to be
y. at church but as it isnt time for ser.s
vice I will write a few lines before
a going:
? How'3 everybody feeling after tfUr
' fine time Saturday with our good dine
nerWell,
as there is so much to tell
11 about our boosters' trip I won't have
j_ very much to ?say, but will leave the
,e space for some one else to give a full
,e picture of everything that was done.
n Considering a little bad luck and a
few misfortunes I must say the day
'e was more than enjoyed. Our dinner
e was extra fine and we can never exe
press our appreciation to our kind
I. editor for his many kind deeds. And
n" we trust that he may be wonderfully
blessed in everything that he may un0
dertake.
0 One thing that helped to make the
0 day successful was the presence of
0 J. O. Everybody seemed to enjoy
i0 meeting him, and we are very sorry
>0 that we can't have him with us all
K) of the time. He has many good
0 things to tell us about the southern
K> part of Florida and we, the people of
tO Union County gladly welcome his ret0
turn home.
t0 Some of you missed something by
to hot going up to Lockhart Junction
to with us. What do you suppose beto
came of us? Why, we just went
10 home with Moxy and had an old time
to watermelon slicing and don't ask us
to whether we enjoyed it or not. To be
to sure we did, and if Moxy isn't very
to careful I am afraid he is going to
to have lots %of company. What about
to it, Pansy? After enjoying our water>0
melon and our stay at Moxy's home
to we returned to Union about 8 o'clock
)0 rejoicing over our good time. But,
)0 listen, we promised not to tell who
H) carried us, but I am sure you have
tO an idea.
)0 Don't you all forget our meeting
to for Friday afternoon, so be sure and
10 come.
)0 The many friends of Mrs. Harriet
>0 Nelson of near Adamsburg will be
K) very sorry to hear that she is seriousH)
ly ill with rheumatism and isn't ex>0
pected to live. Her brother, John
K) Tracey, on this route, is at her bed>0
side.
H) We are very sorry .to learn of the
)0 illness of William Vaughn of this
)0 community. We all hope for this good
to man a speedy recovery.
)0 Mrs. J. E. Gault and little grand.a
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)U oUllf IVltXt, UI DCIUt'Il, ill t'
K) visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
X) John TVacey, of this place.
Kl M-iss Alice Yoflng of Chester Coun>0
ty will be the week-end guests of this
X)f Writer.
)0 The protracted meeting will begin
)0 at Philippi Monday night We ex)0
tend to everybody a most cordial in)0
vitation to come out and worship with
)Q us. Services at 11 o'clock in the morn)0
ing and 8 in the evening. Remember
)0 the hours. Come everybody. *
X) Good luck to everybody.
K) ' a Pet.
)0 NOTICE
)0 Rev. J. A ,Brock will preach at
Padgett's Creek church Wednesday
)- night, August 11, at ? o'clock. Bveryid
body is invited to come.
Jerome Morris.
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298 acres, 5
. 15 acres, 7
125 acres, 5
112 acres, 4
??- 35 acres, 3
54 acres, 4
106 acres, 4
7 0 acres, 2
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lightning kills
two ministers
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Laporte, Ind., Aug. 10.?"If lightning:
should strike this tent tonight
how many would he ready for it?" the
Rev. John Timber, evangelist, asked
a congregation Of Free Methodists
crowding a tenf at Sprinfield, near
here last nigrirt. Outside a storm was
threatening.
A few moments later a bolt of
lightning entered the canvas top,
killed two ministers on the platform,
burned the Rev. Mr. Timber dangerously
and knocked down many of the
worshippers. , .
The dead are: The Rev. Henry
Lenz, presiding elder, Beleftredre, 111.;
Rev. L. W. Houston, field agent of
Evansville, Wisconsin seminary.
roosevelt in
new york Today
New Vork, August 10.?Franklin D.
Rosevelt, Democratic nominee fcr the'
vice presidency on his way from Hyde
Park, to deliver his first campaign
speech, stopped off here today for a
conference with George White, chair-,
tnan of the National Democratic Committee,
Senator Pat Harrison and
other party leaders. ?
As far as Chicago Mr. Roosevelt
will travel in an ordinary Pullman
compartment but from there on, far
the remainder of his trip through
seventeen western states he will use a
special, car.
enoree presbyterian
Services will be held at Enorec Presby
te ian church next Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Rev. William E.
Minter, of Austin, Texas, will do'the
preaching and the public is.cordially
invited to attend this service.
south union
I surely feel grateful for ''the refreshing
showers sent from the good
Master, the giver of all things, and I
olcn wick fa V*or*lr nut* rvAA/i faw
?iav ttioii vvr i/iiann vul gvvu xvi |
the nice time he gave us the 7th. I
never will forget him for I do think
that it was just grand for us to go
on such a nice trip.
Miss Bertha Henderson entertained
a large number of friends at a birthday
party at her home Saturday evening
at 8 o'clock. Games were played
until a late hour and ice cream and
cake were served. Everyone present
reported a nice time.
J. G. Brock has returned after a
10 days' visit to friends and relatives
in Spartanburg county and reports
fine crops in the northern portion of
that county.
Mrs. Ida Brock of Goshen Hill is
visiting her Bister, Mrs. J. G. Brock.
Misses Grace and -Nora Rochester
of Whitmire spent the week-end with
their aunt Mrs. Elisha Brock.
Mrs. Kelly Nance is on the sick list.
Many friends wish for her a speedy
recovery.
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BANDITS ESCAPE , ~
WITH $30,000 *V
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Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 10.---Three
bandidts early today entered Sol .
Herman's jewelry 3tore on East 9th
street, in the heart o? the downtown ;
section, shot ar\fi seriously wounded ^ 4'i! '
two employees, Frank Schuck and
Jerome Suskin, . looted the safe of
jewelry and diamonds >$stitaated at # ' ?
$30,000 in value and escaped in an , ?
automobile.
A fusilade of revolver shots was
fired during the holdup which took '
place while hundreds of people were
passing the store. The holdhp oc- .
curred shortly after the two employees
opened the store ahd while they
were transferring gems and jewelry
from the safe to the show windows.
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
WILL TAKE CHARGE
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West Frankfort, I1L, Aug. 1Q.?
With indications pointing to the early
departure of Illinois militiamen who
have been on guard here since last
week when the anti-Italian riots
broke out, local authorities were preparing
today to take charge of .the
situation.',
A number of extra deputies have
been sworn in for temporary service,
and many citizens are affiliating with
the law. and order organization formed
to curb further demonstrations.
CHARGED WITH
MISREPRESENTATION
Mexico City, Aug. 10.?Dr. Paul'
Bernaol Altendorf, a writer on international
affairs, who has described
himself here as an agent of the United
States, has been arrested on<
charges of "writing false articles on
Mexican conditions it was arjjounced
last night by General Eduardo C.
Garcia, chief of staff of the War De?
partment. He is b?ing held in ther
military prison here and will be arraigned
on Wednesday as a "pernicious
foreigner."
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VISIT SPARTANBURG
Spartanburg, Aug. 10.?James A.
Davis of 'Pittsburg,. S. H. Brandon of
Mooseheart, 111., and bf. R. Giles of m
Baltimore, a committee from the Supreme
Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose,
spent yesterday and last night here
inspecting sites which have been offered
for the million dollar home of
the aged members to be erected by ,
the! ord^r. _
COX CASTS HIS BALLOT
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Dayton, Ohio, Aug. id.?Governor
Cox cast ballot No. 12 at Carrimonte,'. **
a village near Trail's End, his home,
about 10 o'clock today on his way to '
the newspaper office here. The polling, y
booth was in a common barber shop,
printing office and tobacco and stationery
store. The governor ' was
greeted by several friends, including
a lathered man in the barber's cjiair.
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