The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-07-09
A large crowd was in Pickons

Keoweo school will begin next
Monday the 18th inst.
A fno growing rain visited Pick
ems last Sunday evening.
j. j. Wakelin, of Central, was
seen OH the streets sale day.
Dr.. w. f. Austin will DO il
Pickens from July 18th to 10th,
B. Baker will pay you cash
for your jury and witness tlckots
The registration books will be
open Monday and Tuesday of
court.
Mr.. Gus Day brought to this Of
flee last Monday two we'll dcvol-
oped cotton bolls.
DR.. j. j. Morgan, of Dacusvillc,
is reported as being prostrated
with bilious fever.
DR.. John Nj. Cronshaw, of Ia
bio Noun tain, reports having had
roasting ears on Monday, 20th of
june
carried, by Rev. w. B. Single
ton, on July 5th, 1896, Mr.. w. D.
Duncan to Miss l.. a. Duncan, all
of Pickens county.
Tho public schools of Hagood
district will open on the 2Oth day
July, 1896. Miss Margaret VOL
born will have charge of the Ha-
good school.
The Row. Elijah Roper is at Oole-
noy church from Georgia and he
and the Rev. j. V. Ncrmillion are
carrying on a series of meetings at
that place this week.
N. l.. Long, representing the
Schuylklll Mills, of Philadelphia,
was in Pickens Monday and Tues
day in the interest Of his COM
pany. He lomiciled at tho Hotel
Hendricks.
At the election of Trustees at
Oolenoy school district, No. 3G,
Saturday 4th inst, the same old
board was reelected, viz: A. K.
Edens, J. d. M. Keith and Dr.Jno.
M. Cronshaw.
Miss Essic Earle is visiting IN
Anderson county this week. She
will be the guest Of Miss Gussio
Norris, a classmato in Converse
College, large portion of her stay
in Anderson.
I take this method of thanking
my ncighbors and friends for the
kindness shown mo during the
sickness and death of my husband.
May Gods blessings over rest on
them. ELIZABETH S. LooPER.
Mrs. Matte White, sister of Mrs.
j. II. Yonngblood, of our place,
who lives in Oconee county, and
who has been dangerously Ill for
somo time, is muck bettor and
rapidly improving.
Don't forget tho picnic at Keo-
wee church on Saturday, the 18th
The following speakers will be
present: Hon. Julius e. Boggs,
Capt. r. e. Steele, Mai. J. M.
Stewart, Mr.. Joel II. Miller, Rev.
w. G.. Mauldin, Rev. B. +. Muir
phrco and G. e. Robinson. Let
everybody go.
j. D. Ross of West Palm Beach
Fla, and son of our Jesse Ross
has been visiting at his old homo
in these parts for the past week.
If avordupois COOS for anything
wo would say that the Florida eli
moto greatly agrees with him. He
left Tuesday morning for his
adopted homo.
Mr.. IT. G. Robinson, our oditor,
came in last Saturday evening
from his campaigning tour. He
will be hero the remainder of tho
week, but on Monday no will show
up at Sumter with tho other can
didates ondeavoring to knock the
other man out III his race for State
superintendent Of Education.
A family re-un nicn occurred at
tho hospitablo home of Mr.. w. r..
Garrett on the 4tb inst, and ac-
cording to tho report of our friond
Mr.. O. p. Field, one Of the guests,
a more glorious fourth has seldom
boon spent in Pickens county, The
occasion was enlivcned by sweet
strains Of music by Mr.. and Mrs.
e. G. Bolding, in which they are
very proficient, Mrs. Bolding pro-
siding at the organ. The inner
man was carefully and abundant-
ly looked after by the hosts and
everything that heart could wish
for both to cat and drink in plen-
ty AID heartily enjoyed by all
present, Mr.. Garrett has q fine
farm and knows how to run a
farm. His crops arc up to any. "A
grandcr time could hardly have
been hold in tho county before.