The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-09-10
The Peoples Journal.
LOCAL ITEMS.

H. II. .. IOrtor, alter an Hines
Of somo two weeks was ublo to b.
out Monday.
Miss Lidie Brown, daughter O.
Alr. ShorllT Brown, is teaching q
llourishing school at Table Rock
Mr.. j. e. Mosoly, Of Sunny Dale
was on the stroots Tuesday, JIG
IS ono of tho prosperous farmers
OF Eastatoo township.
Miss Mary Catlcy who has bcen
on Il two weeks visit to Marietta
Greenvillo county, has returned to
her homo near Pickens.
Married, at the residence of the
bride on Sunday, August Both, MIR.
a. u. Stephens to Miss Daisy
Crumpton. II. n. Hunter, n. Pot
il"iating.
Miss Lillian IIcstor, altor a stay
of several weeks among relatives
and friends i'm Pickcns, returned
to her home at Fort Hill, last Wcd-
ncsday. She was accompanied by
Mr. w. O. Hcstor and sister.
A party conslsting Of Mcssrs. w.
O. Hester and Joseph Hendricks,
Misses Lillian Hester, Of Fort
Hill, Mattio Hester, Nora, Ida
and Birdio Hendricks had most
pleasant visit to Table Rock lass
week.
Tho Eustatoo Township Singing
Association will mcot with Anti
och church on tho sccond Sunday
in September at 9 o'clock Il. m
Prof. j. l.. Murphrco and his class
from Mountain Grove will be
present.
Rcv. J. e. Foster, who has been
supplying tho Sccona Baptist
church this year, was unanimous
ly elected pastor Of that church
last Saturday for next year. The
church has prospcrcd under his
ministry and the mombcrs apprc-
ciutc his noble work.
Mr.. Foster keith, Of Table Rock.
was in Pickcns Tuesday and made
the JOURNAL a most agreeable call.
Mr.. Koith is one Of the mos tnotrd
caterers to the mountain tourists
and his caravansary is always one
of the best p"tronizcd in the Blue
Ridge range.
Tho Old Folks Singing Associa-
|, ,,l, I, L,
last Sunday ana had q splendid
meeting and rNc"Ilcnt singing.
The Association will mc"t at the
Twelve Mile Camp Ground on tho
tilst Sunday in October. Every
bod y come out.
Mimic Snlpos was burned to
death at her fathers homo in the
Six Milo section last "Wednesday
morning. She Was nine years old
and was making fire when her
clothes became ignitcd. Before
assistance reached her, the flames
had done choir work.
". y. Stewart son of ROht.
Stewart, killed Il rattlcsnalc last
week at the edge Of thu yard which
was discovered by chickens. May
tho good work continue. More
dangerous and poisonous snakes
havo been reported being killed
this season than Usual.
Mrs. Adalinc Galloway, late of
Piedmont, aged about 80 wears,
died at Berry Stephens last Tues
day uight from the effects Of fevcr
relapse. She was then on her way
to her daughters homo in Oconco
county. and being overcome with
exhaustion sho had TO stop.
Miss Tirzah Hughes, OF Pickons
county, after spending several
months in Hnl!imnr?, Md, taking
fall millinery course in one OF
;hn largest firms thcrc, has re-.
turned to South Carolina and &C.
crptcd the position OF head MILL
nor in the house OF JAS. .. Bragg
at Winnshoro.
Don't miss the lecture at The
Baptist church on the night OF
October Tth, by Rev. Il. J. VII.
liams, on his travels in the Holy
Land. He will show With magic
lantern forty-iour OF the most IN
tnresting scenes of that country
Tickets 25 and Is cents, to hr hat
Of G. T.. Robinson.
John B. Sexton. living ncal
|Libcrty, fell about eigh' foot from
a tree last Sunday and his neck
was broken. Ills remains were
buried Monday at NriiTn churcl
at # 4. m. Rov. ~. e. Nelson
preaching tho funeral sermon. Mr.
Sexton was q sOn.in~lawl of i. a
Brown and was about forty year
of ago.
Tho entertainment givtn by tho
ro!orcd school Tuesday, ovcnn,