The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-11-18
The Peoples Journal.
N0CAL ITENa9.

Est3BJh IlSAoub Oh Uuolhobb Mopu"J
---Mfs! Mary Looper, of Mica,
moved into her new dwelling last
week.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Langston, on the 11th lost.
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Read pension notice in anoth-
aI:pSlHmn.s It may be interesting
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,ys---Misa. Florence Bowen began
;teaohing the school at Cateechee,
Monday.
.--J. H., Brock, of Pendleton.
yisiasd' his son J. o. Brock, in town
laaklweek..
s.,;sTg. John l.. Thornley, has
been oonfned to hor room for the
past week:
-~Sea. change in the advt. of
Duckworth & Palmer elsewhere in
thie Issue.
---Miss Aurio Hollingsworth and
oiater,, Mrs. Addie Harris, arc visit
ing'in Laurens this week.
sCapt. T. J. Mauldin, a prom
isipR young lawyer of Anderson,
visited In town this week.
Several interesting commune
cAtions were crowded out this
week on account of land sales.
IA most enjoyable sociable was
given ut the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. @. e. Robinson, last week.
--Miss Margie Duke, charming
youl,g lady of Clemson College,
visited friends in town Sunday.
Rev. o. L. DuRant, of Reedy
River, was among his many Pick
ems friends Monday and Tuesday.
~:-sJudge J. II. Newton, who is in
the insurance business in Alabama,
is, qp a visit to his family this
Mr.. Warren Edens, of Hole,
ID very low with II stroke Of para
1yslb.. = DR.. G. w. Earle is attend.
ing him.
-Mra. Silas Hinckle, Of MINI
mona, lie on a visit to her daughter
Mrs. Henry Langston, of this place
this week.
Frank E. Cox IS now store
Reep6f and gauger for Mr.. Mark
Hunt, who is running a govern
ment. diBtillery.
--Lemuel Z. Looper was pain
fully hurt last week by a bale Of
COTTON falling on him. He is do
ing we'll at this writing.
---Miss Jessie Chiles, accompan-
led by her brother, Oscar, of
White postoffice, visited friends
and relatives in Pickens this week.
''--Miss Essie Brock, accompan.
I'D n.y. heE brother, j. F. Brock.
ct P6ndieton, are on visit to
their brother. J. O. Brock, of town.
Hon. +. N. King, who is we'll
known in this county, as we'll as
many other counties. will make
the race for Congress-, for this dis
trict.
Married, at the Residence Of
She officiating minister. Rev. III.
l.. Jones, on the 18th inst, Mr..
John Evatt to Miss Cana Bvars.
All of Pickens county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isiaih Cox, of
Warrington, D. O., who have been
vNiting the formers parents III
town for quite while, will return
home this week. They will 60 via
Nashville and Philadelphia.
Capt. II. C. Grady visited in
Washington, D. c., last week.
Haxyeportssh fine trip and that
eRbEy thing in the capitol city is
Progressing smoothly. His son,
John Grady, has nice position
there.
--Thursday of last week was the
wsndlest day we have seen fer quite
O while. Trees. houses, etc., were
blown down and many shattered.
The tent Of Mr.. e. T. Anderson,
tho photographer, was among the
number.
%The Greenwood Index is is a
ff6w five column quarto paper,
lablishad at Greenwood, s. c., now.
IS ia edited by Mr.. w. G. Chafee,
. Ahd iR q neat readable paper. We
Rxtend to the Index, the rightGa
of fellowship.
o Rev. w. B. Singleton preached
: an able and interesting sermon to
. large congregation at Mount
Carmel Sunday. lie will deliver
his SarewelI sermon in that church
the second Sunday in December,
ana requests that all the members
10 present that day.