Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i Before V For the Norther X the last of the X offer our .entire 1 | Summei | At Ridiculous % as we do not me 4 anything if a sal J all. f | McLure Me % The Und ^ ' Summe Closing Reductio We never cai from one seas This has be< for years , SUMME to go a STRAY at Vz LOW CU at /Come Earli Stock is P J.ct "The House o Revisiting Old Home Town. The New York Press tells of th following dialogue: "Where's Jack Wilkins, who use to be the strongest boy in school?" "He's running the trimming d< partment in nis wife's milliner store." H "What became of Harold Hart< who was going to be an opera sinfa er?" . "He's night watchfhan at the des mute home over in Pebbletown." "And where is Millie Stinger, wh ? n?irl in tVl A VflllftV ? Wlia tUC piCVVIVOV mm* _ ? "Her oldest boy tells me that sh weighs 250 pounds." "And Henry Robinson, who used t be the stupidest boy in school?" "You'll find him over at the barr< factory. He's putting in a modcr efficiency system for them." "I suppose poor .Willie Petersoi the village idiot boy, died long ago? ''No, indeed! Doc removed whs there was of Willie's brain, and no * he's the tango professor at Whiff Beach, and coining money." Prizes Offered Girls Tomato Club. Two best all round reports, inclu< ing yield, historv, report and displa] Short course Winthrop college se< v ond best, $5.00; third, $2.50. Best history of work written in a tractive booklet, by girl under 1 years?gold bracelet. Best history of work written in a tractive booklet by girl over 12 year $2.60. . Best teceipt book, $1.00 Best apron and cap made by gi under 12 years, $1.00. *???????????? Leaving | n markets about month, we will X ine of y r Goods f : ly Low Prices V an to carry over X e can be made at X x rcantile Co. I ersellers. r Goods ; Out at in Prices rry over goods >on to another. 3n our policy || | * R SUITS t XA off 7 HATS price T SHOES 4 off V Before the ieked Over. >HEN f Satisfaction." Best apron and cap made by girl over 12 years, $1.00. e Largest variety of jelly?lap robe, Peoples Supply Co. d Largest variety pickles, $2.00 Best yield from 1-10 acre, $2.50. s- Best display of catsup, $1.00 y Besty Le.ld4fe?-^l)llnts." $2.00. Best piece of handiwork made by j, girl under 12?A piece of fancy work. [. Best piece of handiwork by girl over 12 years.A piece of fancy work. Card of Thanks. o " Editor Union Times: ie I beg space in your valuable paper to express my sincere gratitude jo to the voters of Union county for one of the finest votes I have ever receivii, ed since I have been in politics. I n heartily appreciate my friends and stand ready to serve them in any way n, that I can., I also extend an invita" tion to my political opponents to call it on me when in the city of Union, and w you will find welcome in the county le auditor's office. I am the servant of the whole people and pledge you my very best service. Respectfully, T. J. Betenbaugh. J; Wood-Little. : Miss Cora Wood and Mr. Robert t- Little were married Sunday morning 2 at Foster's Chapel. Rev. F. F. Gibson performed the ceremony, t- Mrs. Little is the attractive daughs, ter of Mrs. L. J. Wood. She has a wide circle of friends throughout the State who wiBh her great happiness, rl Mr. Little ie a young man of sterling qualities. ... * -mmL . LOCAL NEWS , Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carr are visit- ( ing relatives at Marietta, Ga. Miss Ruth Crawford is spending ' some time with relatives at Greer. 5 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bailey of Kelton were visitors in the city Saturday. ( Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tinsley spent | the week-end at the Isle of Palms. | Mr. Foster Howell left Saturday for Cincinnatti on a pleasure trip. < Mr. J. M. Bennett of Cross Anchor ! was in the city Saturday on business. 1 Mr. C. N. Alexander of Jonesville was in the city Monday on business. ( Mrs. A. P. McElroy has returned . from the mountains of North Caroline. Mr. Wilson Arthur is the guest 0f | his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W*. D. Ar- , thur. Miss Kelly Ledbetter has returned from Charleston and the Isle of j Palms. j M rs. J. R. Coggshall of Darlington is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. P. ' Harry. Dr. V. R. Hawkins spent several days last week with friends in Char- . lesion. ' Mr. William McLure of Charleston is the guest of his father, Mr. W. S. , McLure. 1 Mrs. Dudley Jones has been visit- 1 ing relatives in the county for sev- ( eral days. Miss Nancy Goudelock has return- 1 ed home from a visit to her sisters at 1 Bennettsville. Misses Myra and Mamie Young are ' in Spartanburg, the guests of Miss Shirley Sims. Miss Florence Duckett of route 2, 1 is spending this week with her aunt 1 at Whitmire. ( Mr. and Mrs. L .T. Wagnon of Ma- , con, Ga., are the guests of their son, ' Rev. L. L. Wagnon. Mr. Roy P. Whitlock, cashier of the ' Bank of Landrum, was a visitor in t the city Saturday. Mrs. G. B. Sanders and children re- ] turned last week from the mountains > of North Carolina. I Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Matheson and T children have returned from a visit to * relatives in Cheraw. Miss Myrtle Sprouse has returned J from Spartanburg where she has been visiting relatives. J Mrs. Theodore Maddox and child- t ren are the guests of Mrs. Frances Murphy at Mt. Tabor. Mr. Ferd Lawson spent last week t with his parents, returning to his p home in Sumter Saturday. n Mr. C. S. Moore of the Columbia ? State spent Wednesday \n the city " in the interest of his paper. a Mr. Blankenship of Fort Mill arrived Sunday to spend the week with ^ Mr. G. C. Greer on route 2. J1 Miss Louise Hunter of Cresccpit c City, Fla., arrived Thursday to visit ( her cousin, Mrs. L. G. Young. p Miss Harriet Wagnon returned Fri- ^ day afternoon from a visit to Miss * Esther Byers at Spartanburg. Miss Mary Flynn, who has heen taking a special course at New Rochelle, has returned, to the city. < The residence of Mrs. John K. Young on South street has been completed and she has moved into it. , Mrs. George Willard and children have returned home after spending a few days with relatives in Chester. Hr IT T. Pilpv nvnci/lnnf nf flto Spartan Academy, attended the Baptist Association at Putnam this week. Misses Etta McDow ami Mary Jones spent several days this week with Mrs. L. Berry Jeter, Jr., at Santuc. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Duckett and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Bishop of route 2, ( were in the city Tuesday for a short j while. Miss Cecil Barr and Vera Corley. who have been the guests of Miss May Smith, have returned to their homes. < Mrs. Davis Gregory, who has been j visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Holland, in Atlanta, has returned to her home on route 3. Mr. Guy H. Wilburn left Tuesday morning for the northern jparkota- to niirch^o the falLodittV-wtrrfcer stock for* nis store. Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Moore and daughters, Misses Mamie, Kate and Bessie, motored to Glenn Springs Sunday. Mrs. Clarence McEachern and children have returned from several months in the mountains of North Carolina. i i Misses Maud Gororth and Gertrude ] Ray returned to the city Monday af- | ternoon from a ten days stay at the } Isle of Palms. Mr. John Dunnovant of Chester passed through Union Wednesday on his way to the mountains from his home in Chester. 1 Mrs. Henry S. Adams and little son ] left Saturday for their home in Ches- . tor after a visit to Mrs. B. G. Clifford ' at the Seminary. j Mr. Alfred T. Willis of Spartanburg spent the week-end in the city with relatives, making the trip on his 1 Indian motorcycle ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whisenant of j Spartanburg spent the week-end in j the city with their parents, Mr. and , Mrs. P. C. Whisenant. Mrs. Hattie Milhous, who hps been < the guest of her children, Mr. and ^ Mrs. C. H. Milhous, left Wednesday for her home in Denmark. . j| Mrs. A. H. Foster, Misses Mary Emma and Louise Foster returned ruesday evening from a visit to Mrs. Jhapman at Spartanburg. Mrs. R. W. McDow has many "riends throughout the county who vill be pleased to know that she is ecovering from a recent illness. Mrs. D. S. Pope and children, whc lave been visiting Mrs. Ida Baker at ler home on Main street, have returned to their home in Columbia. Mrs. Ethel Smith and Mr. Stuart Smith, who have been spending the summer with relatives in Mississippi returned to the city Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williamsor if Darlington arrived Tuesday after loon to visit Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Boyd at their home on East Main street. Rev. and Mrs. I). P. Boyd and Master Albert Boyd returned to then home in Newberrv Fridav nftor a f?>? lays visit to Mr. and" Mrs. 1). A Boyd. Mr. Edward McCrady, who is encaged in construction and engineering work in Union, re tunned home Monday to cast his ballot.?Laurent Advertiser. Miss Annie Ered passed through Union Monday on her way to Augusta, Ga. from several weeks visit t< tier sister, Mrs. Patterson, in Header, sonville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rodders lefl Sunday for their home in Greenville rrom a visit to their parents, Mr. and VI rs. I). E. Wessinger, on South L'hurch street. Mr. H. L. Gaffney, proprietor of the Battery and Mr. O. VV. Myers left Wednesday for the north, where theji ivill purchase merchandise for the approaching season Mrs. D. H. Wallace, Miss Sallie Wallace and Master Dan Wallace .vho have been summering in th< nountains of North Carolina, returnid to the city Friday afternoon. A revival meeting will begin a1 Vft. Vernon Presbyterian church Sun lay, August 31. There will be twe services a day, 3:20 and 8 o'clock The public is cordially invited to atend. Rev. A. B. Kennedy of Columbia passed through Union Monday on his way to Pocahontas, Va., where together with Rev. W. D. Wakefield he A-ill conduct revival services for sev:ral weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Con Allen, Mr. and Wis. D. W. Mullinax and Misses Nina 51igh and Lyl Milam returned to the ity Saturday from a pleasure trip to ^ew York, Washington and other ineresting points. Mrs. McCutcheon and children if Charleston spent last week with he Misses McCutcheon at Monarch, drs. McCutcheon is pleasantly renembered in Union Miss Emma lordon and has numbers of friends ere who were pleased to see her gain. Mrs. Hnrhprt. Rmniilf. who hum heen isiting Mrs. H. S. Adams in Chester, as joined Miss Mamie Duncan ana ogether they will attend the Assoiation of the Deaf, in Charlotte, N. ). On the return home they will visit *Irs. G. P. Smith at Rock Hill and diss Duncan will stop over in Union or a while. List of Advertised Letters. M. L. Bell, Pol lie Baker, V. S. Bish>p, Walace Bruce, E. B. Cureton, Mrs, Mice Gregory, Miss Cassie Jeter VIrs. Charlotte Jeter, Miss Cora Johnson, Walter Keith, Prank Lyles, Hen. ry Law, Miss Eva Lee, 2; Miss Donlia Moss, Rob Mann, N. C. Monroe Tommie Owins, L. J. Perrin, Misf Lizzie Peters, Miss Bertha Pettie VIrs. Ruth Rodger, James Stacy, Mis* Laura Trenthons, Corwin Turner E. W. Watson, 3; Dellie Waters, Johr EL Waters, Miss Bessie White, Mis< Laura Williams, Mrs. Julian Young C. M. Young. Card of Thanks. I wish to thank the voters of Unior lounty for the splendid vote given m< an August 25 and shall appreciate their support in the next primary. W. G. Puckett. Card of Thanks. I wish to thank the people of Unior :ounty for the splendid vote given m< >n August 25 and shall appreciate their support in the next primary. Respectfully, * _ Dr. J. T. Jeter. Card of Thanks. I wish to thank my friends for theii support given me in the race foi township commissioner in the receni primary, and wish to ask their kine :onsiuerauon ana influence in mt next primary. Respectfully, Victor Lawson. Card of Thanks. I wish to thank the many kinc friends who so generously helped mi win the pony and cart given by thi merchants of Union. I also wish t< thank the merchants for their kind less. Respectfully, Eula Gilbert. Card of Thanks. I wish to thank the citizens of thi town and county of Union for thi handsome vote given me at the firs' primary election on the 25th day 01 August, 1914, in my race for re-elec. tion to the House of Representatives I feel truly grateful to my people [ appreciate the same, and when I re. turn to Columbia next January as t member of the General Assembly from Union county, I will serve yoi in the future as I have done in thi past. I will work for the interest ol avery citizen of Union county, ant work for the upbuilding or unioi county. My friends, I certainly appreciate the handsome vote you gave me. Yours very truly, J. Frost Walker, Jr. t. * W* I???? I ! SBE ^^CWVBBHHaBHBBEBBBIBSSBBEariL^kUkAJ V V UBBHB . Lg|^ NM : 1x1 |K| - xaas SAVING MC i For the purpose of provi< ty for the savings of peop ducts a SAVINGS DEPAF r good rate of interest, coi (Ill year. iTlie supervision of the I j MENT of the State of SO | over this bank, combined |j and surplus afford our dep i J form of protection for thier ' "JII EMSL1E NICHOLSON, J. ROY I president. Vice (5t ; "A *-* j ' 'I tl>l i I ^ 4 ; % I Reed Fui Y t ! FOR THE LIVING ROOM ; ! ! is very popular, as well as ially so, at this time of the yc fitted with Reed furniture is [ V pensive, the pieces so light Y cleaned, and above all, the c Y and upholstering lend therr Y the decorative schemes of 01 % ; A Have you seen our Y practical furniture i | Bailey Furniture & Li > t ft ; The cost of wiring your hon will return to you many times cheer, cleanliness and increa: We are making a special 5 Lights in every home and the [ tion Varies from $10.00 up'ini material. Call and let us giv mation. MUNICIPAL ELEC AND WATER IR. A. Easterlini Special Advertisements an< vei $K * FOR SALE!?100 acres of farm land ses r two miles from Santuc, S. C, at toll t $9.00 per acre. This is a bargain. cent 1 tf Citizens Real Estate & Loan Co. 29 2( 3-HORSE POWER Gasoline engine and wood saw for sale cheap. Ap- THE ply to W .S. McLure. 31tf hoi me QJ _ 1 ] WANTED?Position as stenographer > and typewriter by recent graduate. -pHE > Can give good references. Apply sje > to Times or Miss E'lorence Duckett, pjr Union, R. 2. 3t pd. -ph. WANTED?A boy to work at Spen- HUU cer's Cafe. Must have good refer- J-6*3 ences. Chas. E. Spencer, Prop. It. ^a( . Co, \ WEST SPRINGS WATER delivered t at your door in Union twice a week plj f in sealed carboys. Late summer is a good time to drink this health- STR, trivial? water. Leave word at ter ; Times office. foe W. H. Lawson, West Springs. for i Phone 17 . 33 fit of r S. 1 FOR SALE?One 15-horsepower ~ ComDound Port Huron Traction [ road roller, 45 brake power, with Pu ' front rolls. One 21 h. p. Compound Ap 1 Port Huron combination traction engine, with smooth drivers, two s wheels in front. Either of the above BRH engines will furnish splendid power Th for saw mill, or any stationery mi*-" yoi chinery. L. C. Wharton. 324t wo ' ~ M :holson j ^NK AND 1ST COMPANY j UNION. SC = 7 ~? ; >NEY iing complete safele this bank con- i'ii LTMENT paying a ; j; mpounded twice a I'ii i1"' tanking DEPART- lit! I ITU f" \ I-? ( M IMA !,; vy a j i vyi ki v\/u 1; \ with large capital |jf| ositors the highest j I ' funds, jljlj PANT, >1. A. MOORE, |j|j President. Cashier, i f! 5' % ^ rrature I 4 AND THE PORCH V practical, and, espec- V :ar. A room or porch 5 so cheerful, so inex- V , easily handled and ombinations of finish iselves beautifully to Y le's rooms. V V line of these suggestions? j* 4 umber Co., Inc. % x i OUR HOUSE ? CANBt* [J# << - MZ3X - rs^ I WIRED r TO YOU le for electric lights over in convenience, sed illumination. ffort to get Electric i cost of the installacluding all labor and e you further inforTRIC LIGHT WORKS Supt. ESMAN WANTED?Tobacco d Cigar salesman wanted to adrtise. Experience unnecessary. )0 monthly and traveling expenAdvertise smoking, chewing iaeco, cigarettes, cigars. Send 2 stamp for full particulars. )t Helmet Tobacco Co., New York, N. Y. REMEDY you find in all the ties?Huiet's All-Healing Linint, the one that stops the pain. Id everywhere. TONIC you want for that tired, epy feeling, Dr. M. D. Huiet's ik Blood Purifier. Guaranteed ai e Palmetto Drug Co. ET'S CHILL BUSTER guarand to stop chills or your money :k. Try it at The Palmetto Drug RENT?Brick livery stable. Apr to J. E. Hunter, or L. G. Young. AYED?One white and black set bitch with scar across left fore >t. Five dollars reward for in mation that will lead to return dog. J. H. Webber, Jonesville, C. It SALE?300 bushels genuine re Appier oats, native grown, iply at once. L. J. Hames, Uat i, S. C. 34 It 4G YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS to e Palmetto Drug Co. We save j both time and money. Our rk guaranteed. ?