The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-22
The. Peoples: journal.
Local BEevitieS.

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Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan
Brazeal, on the 18th inst, fine
boy. = ''''Ai'":' 4';>
An infant of Mr.. and MRS. J.; e,
parsosh3s:, s3:, Of ,lAf Grow q, Creek, is very
sick+: ,.~ .n",,."" !. '>sj.
A GeMe thfld"of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Q. Brock fas been quite sick for
the past4week..
Mrs. Mamie. Cureton, ;. of Green-
Vile, is:vlsiting Miss Aurie Hol-
lingsworgth, this week.
Capt. TN, Mauldin attended
commence9m}ent exercises at Olom-
son College 1asst week.
1t iS;.saih that"the wheat crop in
this section is much better than it
was at'first supposed. :. .
Mrs. w. IT,. Bowen is visiting her
daughtar, Mis-: sJ- e. Parsons, of
Grow Greek, this week.
Mrso SH@ H: P: rant, Of 0;o 0c;oohieo Il
county, ,is.' visiting. relatives and
friends IA Dickens this week.
Mrs. Robt. Stscle,of Grow Greek,
ia still very ill. ]Ier many friends
wish for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ralph e.. Oliver, of Lang
Icy, S. c., is on visit to her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs: j: l.. Thorn
10y.
Miss Stella Newberry' condition
is still: ,unimrroved. Her many
friends wish for her speedy rocov-
cry. 'S;;@; y;;:% ~.
Married, on. last Sunday the
18th inst, by Rev. W. G. Seaborn,
Mr.: nac;1! ;Johp' Msdlin Is to Miss Allie
Rov. A. J.S.' I homas filled his
regular appointments Mt tho Bap-
tist church last Sunday and Sun
day nightt: h1tt:.-.: =.
In this issue you, Willfnd an ad-
vertiaement belonging to IT. D.
Harfis:i Read lt'and SEQ what he
has to SELL. - .''-- -.
DR.. J. r. Riley is'a very succcss-
fui fisherman. Io caught a very
large eel and many fish III Crow
Creek Monday, G
DR.. J. L. Bolt is to huvo u tele-
phone put in his residence and all
needing his services can get him
by the ''.'phone.''
Misses Millio Foster and Kate
Mayfield, of the Mayheld section,
visited the family Of Sheriff Nc
Daniel last wcok.
DR.. J. r. Riley delivered an IN
teresting and instructive sermon
to avery large and attentive au.
dience at Old Pickons Sunday.
Mr.. J, Med. Brucc's new resi-
dence is fast nearing completion,
and will be when completed, ono
of the p8ettiest houses in town.
All pei sons owing the firm Of
William Hunter & Son, will please
settle with VIM. Hunter, ST..
VIM. Hunter e Son.
Governor McSweenoy reduced
the constabulary force to thirty
four men last week. Twenty five
heing cut off. Charles l.. Cureton
is among the lucky ones.
The crops on Keoweo river are
certainly fine Mr.. Bennott Hill,
who lives near Old Pickens, has
srmo as fine corn as we have seen
anywhere. =.
Mrs. J. r. Taylor and children
loft last Saturday for Atlanta. Ga
They will visit Gainesville, Madi-
son and Other points in Georgia
before their return.
MessGs w. J.Oliver e. Co., the
contractors who built the Plckens
Railroad have the contract to build
the Columbia and Savannah cxten.
sion to tho Southern Railway.
The roads in Hurricane town
ship should be looked after by the
commissioners. They arc getting
in a bad condition, and will, if
they arc not worked in a short
time, be almost impossible.
John F. Harris says he will buy
all kinds Of country produce, but.
ter, eggs, chickens, &c. He has
exchange for these articles any,
thing in the mercantile line you
may peed. Come and SOC him.
!Fhere Will bo Childrcn's DAY
geryiees at Griffin church next
Sunday. Mossrs. G. e, Robinson
ana j. s.: Boggs arc expected t,
&qqrass the congregation and ,
general good tlmq is anticipated
The yaung ]adios of Piokens art
a0licltlng subscriptions to buy {
new carpet for Socona church, ant