Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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UNIOfl No Make your i Fair. Many tractions evei Splem Stoc Horse Race consisting o Whip, 26 Coi PLENT | I One of | the Many Free Acts Fnr Prpminm I A VTA AAV Atll illll B. F. A) it . tcc Exrf I To see the j . come here, w 4 rect. | TWC There are ; for Cohen C J year out?Cc * This seasoi !you owe it to value in clotl We can sa with our val I speak for th It's Under special pains j. g V . It I t COUNTY vember 7>lans now to visit the Big Features this yea ry day and night. Plan lid Exhibits < ;k artel Agricu Products s, Motorcycle Races, f 10 Shows, Merry-G< ncessions, Five Big Fr Y OF" GOOD Book and Other Information LSTON, JR., I )HEI usive Fall ! new Autumn Styles of exclusive fa e reveal only the styles that are uni > REASONS two reasons why men come in inc lothes and these are: Sound Vali >rrect Styles, always up to the mini n when there is no denying that CI yourself to see that your money bu hing. fely guarantee that you will be m< lues, which wear will amply prove emselves. wear time; please don't forget this i are taken to insure the fit of TTnH CO H "fair! 8-9 Union County r. Special Atto come every day r?f V Itural , Big Midway o-Round, The ee Acts. MUSIC I You I Will fl See A at the M Fair , Phone or Write Secretary j I I ' ,! V*S I Styles I ' " j =r- | questionably cor- g | WHY ? 8 reasing numbers A tes?year in and ite. | lothes cost more, lys the utmost of >re than satisfied ; !, and our styles I ii ' * ? s me store wnere lerwear. j E NI r > | ABOUT PEOPLE H. C. Miller of Carlisle is in the city today. Miss Lucy Barron is visiting Mrs. L. 1>. Childs in Columbia. Mr. C. M. Bailey of Route 2 was a i business visitor to Union today. I Mr. W. A. L. Kelly of Route 4 was J a business visitor to Union today. C The Union County Fair will be held m Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week. S Mr. J. Cohen, the well known cloth- ^ ier, has placed pencil sharpeners in the city school rooms. mrs. u. t. Ulymph of Kaleigh, N. C C., is visiting her sister, Mrs, Thos. 1 McNally, on South street. i Mrs, C. B. Sparks anil Miss Fanny Lee Sparks are spending today in Spartanburg at the County fair. Mrs. Cureton of Liberty Hill will arrive sometime soon "to visit her children, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cureton, on Gape avenue. Mrs. B. F. Kennedy, Miss Eloise Beaty and Mary Emma Foster left this week for Atlanta, (!a., to spend several days. ?? Mrs. Mappie Bailey, who has for the past several months held a posi- * tion with the Wonder Store, has re- f sipned the positon. 5 The Gault's school Community fair rwas held 011 Wednesday, the Oakland Community fair will be held on Fri- ? day. Sardis fair will be held on Sat- ? urday. 2 Miss Caroline Elliott ol Jackson- J: ville, Fla., is spendinp a fortnipht in the city with friends. Miss Elliott is ^ a pifted musician and teaches in the pirls' seminary near St. Augustine. 5 5 Among the Union people attending ^ the fair in Spartanburg today were ^ Sheriff Fant, J. H. Baltics, Nat M01- ? can. Sims lA-brnml H t '4. Jno. M. O'Shields and James Vincen*. 2 Mr. J. K. Breed in of Manning \va y, a visitor in the city on Wednesday, g Mr. Breedin is superintendent of tho 5 Anti Saloon League of South Carolina ? and also editor of the Manning Her- <5 aid. J i - ' Breaks Arm. 2 Fred Sanders, a public car driver, ^ bi-oke his arm this morning while cranking his car. O Knight-Sexton. Miss Eula Mae Knight and Mr. Russel L. Sexton were united in marriage Wednesday in Columbia, S. ('., the home of the hi ide. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. l.lackwell, I pastor of the Presbyterian chuch, that ! city. Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple came to Union, and ' will be at home to their friends at the! home of Mr. Sexton's parents, Mr. I and Mrs. J. T. Sexton. The groom is a native of Union, i and has a wide circle of friends who : wish him great happiness. The bride | is a young woman of exceptional I grace and charm. Mr. Sexton has heen given the position of local manager of the Columbia Tailoring Co. here, and has taken charge of the business, succeeding Mr. Caruthers, who has resigned to take :t i position with a Columbia concern. Approaching Marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Joel R. (Irifiin request the pleasure of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Nina Mae to Mr. Alfred Cleo Mann on Wednesday afternoon, November the fourteenth at five o'clock Norris Ilaptist Church Norris, South Carolina At Home after the first of December Four hundred and three West Duncombe Street (Irenville, South Carolina Mr. Mann made his home here for several vears and the news of his approaching marriage is of cordial interest. The community is a unit in wishing for him long life and great happiness. Buried at Hebron. E. E. Edge, a former resident of this county but for several years past a resident of Chester, died in the latter place last Saturday and his ret mains wqre brought to Union for I hurial in Hebron cemetery. The ser- of r vices were conducted by Rev. J. M. la i Trogdon. Mr. Edge was a brother fo I of Mrs. J. C. Shuttlesworth who died co ' about a month ago. o<i l II SHORT-TIME | We issue Certificates i six months at a special i II titicates are secured by 11 and afford an absolute B\ short-time investment. Denominations to su in and jret further <letti hmslie Nicholson. J AM) MUST BE BACKED I We are ready to back up line of Men's and Boy's Cl< Fiimn'cVilttn-o I,, TTv,: n i -> ui iijoiiiiif^o III U I11UU and o])en for comparison. Alj We feature "Stronger thi can fit the whole family. .Tin Bradley Sweaters for Mer Wool Shirts,?all sizes?al A heavy Kersey Suit for All we ask is that you con Union Clot The New Wa ^HHESEJSE Bevo is a great favorite in tl none but pure, soft drinks i or march, you are sure to s dusty-throated soldier boy; Bevo. They know that the tion, full refreshment and p At home or abroad?at worl or with meals, you will a done for you in making thi You will find Bevo at inns, rest and drug stores, picnic grounds, dining cars, in the navy, at ca and other places where refreshm Bevo?the all-year-' Guard against substitutes. Have t first seeing that the seal is unbi bears the Fox. Sold in bottles 01 A \TITt? T TOT7 T-? DfTPl rut i u oc/i\-jjuoi JAMES C Dealer /?i??? ii i Death of Little Child. The little son of Mr. Van Gregory West End died Tuesday and was ti id to rest at Sardis cemetery the J Mowing day. The services were T nducted by the pastor of the Meth- tl list church, Rev. J. R Chick. cl ICHOLSON VNK&TRUSTCQ UN/ON. S. C. IP I\VK<T \1 tA'TC '<f~. of Deposit for periods of ate of interest. These fertile bank's ample Capital ? ly safe and remunerative ( it your eonvenienee?come lils from our officers. . Roy Fant, M. A. Moore. Vice President. Cashier. I ^WWAWNWWWWnWWW JP WITH THE (JOOI)S ? / our Talk with the best 2 thine. Shoes, Hals and > y. Our prices are right p. i we ask is a show-down. * m the Law" Shoes, and ? 3 "best shoe on earth." s 1 and Boys. ? 1 prices. j? Men, $10; for Boys, $5. g le and make us prove it. ? hing Co. | y Store. j? ? A I I ^ For the hoys hi k khaki j ic Army Canteens, where may he sold. After d-ill ee a long line of hot and ? making a bee line for re lies complete satisfaclure wholcsomeness. k or play?between meals ppreciate what we have s triumph in soft drinks, aurants, groceries, department I baseball parks, soda fountains, nteens, at mobilization camps g beverages are sold. round soft drink he bottle opened in front of yon. rnlr?~ .U- * - - rtly, and' bottled exclusively by ZH, ST. LOUIS LONG UNION. S. c. Ml. Hallowe'en Party. There will be a Hallowe'en enterlinment at the mill school house, onesville, Saturday night, Nov. 3. he entertainment will be given by fie Philathea class of the Baptist fiurch. No charges for admission.