The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-28

Miss Eliza Ariail, of near Eas-
Icy, visited friends in town last
week.
Mrs. Mamie Cox, of near Easley,
visited at Mr.. w. H, Ashmore's
last week.
Misses Dora and Flora Davis, of
Piedmont, are visiting the Misses
Holders this week.
Mrs. R. e. Young, of Fairfield
county, ls visiting her parents, DR..
and Mrs. j. d. Cureton.
Mrs William McFall and son,
Henry, of Anderson, are visiting
at Capt. j. L. Thornley's.
Messrs. j. +. Banister and Lang
Clayton, of Central, spent q few
days in Pickens this week.
Cadets Honor A. Richey and
Pierce Meares, of Clemson College,
are at home for a few days.
Mr.. A. 9. Sutherland and wife,
of Pumpkintown Township, visit
cd friends in town last we *.
J. II. Prior, of Dacusville, was IN
own last week and entertained his
tfriends with wit and -humor.
J. P. Looper, of Tugaloo, Oconee
county, is visiting his father, Mr..
jeremiah Looper, near town.
Prof. j. e. Parsons has been
quite i'll at his home near town.
but his condition is much improv-
ed.
Mrs. DR.. r. Smith, of Easlev,
spent last SUI lay with her father,
Col. G. L. Ho.lingsworth, of this
place.
Rev. II. j. Rookie is attending
the State Baptist Convention,
which is in session in Greenville
this week.
Miss Essie Earle went to Spar
tanburg last week to enter Con-
worse College, She will take a spec
lal course in music.
Captain J. R. Lathem, of Dacus-
Vile, was in town last week and
says that his company will not Wis
it Atlanta this week.
w. P. Mckee, Of High Falls,
Oconee county, was in town Mon
day on BUSINESS and will be at the
exposition South Carolina day.
Rev. T. J. Rookie, who has so
ably and faithfully served the Bap-
tist church in town, has been call
ed by Enon church another year.
Trial Justice Merck, of Hurri-
cane Township, was in town last
week Oh route to Farr's Mills,
where he had somo official bust
ness.
R. J. Watkins, of Central, was
in town Monday and will take in
the exposition on South Carolina
day. A good crowd will 60 from
Central.
l.. A. CAN'T, of Liberty Town
ship, was in town Monday and re-
ports good corn crops in his sec
ton, but the cotton in jured some
by the early frosts.
SEQ the change in the advertiser
mont OF Westfeld & Hellums.
They have reduced the prices on
furniture and have some special
bargains for thoir customers.
Prof. j. L. Murphree, of Dalton.
has been teaching q class in music
at Mount Mariah, North Carolina,
and closed the school Thursday
with ono Of his popular concerts.
w. O. Singleton and son, j. It.
Singl ston, of West Union, Oconee
county, passed through town Sat-
urday on their return from visit
to Rev. G.. W. Singleton, who is
dangerously i'll at his home at
Peter's Creek.
Prof. S. w. O'Dell opened his
school in Roanoke district Monday
and had q good attendance. Prof.
O'Dell is q capital teacher and has
built up the school interests in lis
district showing what live and en-
ergetic teacher can do for his COM
munity.
Dr.. J. R. Riley preached in the
Presbyterian church Sunday to q
large congregation. He impaired
spiritual instruction in an at
tractlve style and impressive man
ner. IT. was indeed Il privilege to
be appreciated, to listen to such
sermons.
On last Sunday morning, Jake,
tho son of j. Matte Stewart, ac-
cidently fell and broke his right
arm near the elbow. About five
weeks ago ho fell and broke the
same arm near the wrist. DR.. G..
W. Earle set the arm and he is
doing very we'll.
The Baptist church in town has
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