The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-03-08
The Peoples Journal.
Local and Personal.

a fine horse.
Mrs. Arthur Hunt is worry i'll
at her home in town.
Read communication from a
Land Owner this week.
j. n. Childress, Of White,
was here on business Monday.
The condition of Capt. f. r.
Partridge Is somewhat improved.
Miss Unity RigGon, of Table
Mountain, is visiting friends here
this week.
DIR. w. T. Austin, will bo in
Easlcy next Tuesday evonil.g and
Wednesday.
We wero pleased to sec Geo.
Lathem, Of Dacusville, on the
streets Sunday.
There was very largo crowd
in town Salesday and too it was
bone yard day.
John Gilstrap, Of Cateechor,
was in town Monday among his nu-
merous friends.
"A. r. N. Folgor, of Gaffncy,
was in town tbls week. His many
friends were glad to sec him.
There was worry enjoyable So
ciuble givon at the residence of
Elvin L. Perry last Saturday night,
MIR. B. Lowis' house on Fac
tory street is fast nearing compile.
ton, and when completed will DO a
nice one.
Miss Climolia McWhortel has
made a quilt that has thirty
squares, 1866 pieces and weighs
eleven pounds.
john Ligon, travelling repre-
sentative Of the .Grecnvillo Daily
News, was hero on business Tues
day. lie is q hustler.
--Laurcns County News: j.
Monroe King, Of Easley, spent last
weok in the city, visiting his
daughter, Mrs. II. X. Hudgens.
This State has in operation
now, 1O5 cotton mills, running L.
S67, O36 spindles and 51,S51 looms
and many more are being erected,
-Rev. J. Il. Foster delivered an
able sermon to a large congrega.
ton at Sccnna Sunday. His flock
is always glad to hear him preach.
deputy Marshal ]. C. Alcxan-
der captured seventy gallon cop
per On Eastatoo Saturday. lie also
destroyed quantity Of Lcer and
mash.
-Taber correspondent in Vest
minister Times; Miss Ida Smith,
OF Cnteechee, Pickons county, is
visiting her many friords and rela.
tlves in our soc tom
x-Rovonue Agent !iilc, Deputy
Collector Rice and Deputy Marshal
Henry Grady cut up throe block
nde dietlllelies near the n orth Car
olina line last week.
---Grecnville News Tth ins;ant.
"Frank Homnonh left Greenville
yesterday for New York and New
England to buy machinery iur the
new Pickens cotton mill"
Uncle Jeptha Crane, an old
citizen Of this county, was ia town
last week for tho first time in SOW
era! months, lie ia now G5 ysars
old and is very hale and hearty.
.--Rev. r. II. Daynall, pastor in
charge of the Pickens circuit will
preach in the Methodist church at
tins place on every first Sunday ut
1880, second Sunday at II and the
fourth at 3 p. III.
--Murphree's mill, below town,
better known os tho Old Wool Fac
tory, was burned to the ground
on Tuesday 3ht the 9th ult.
Nothing WAS saved. phe fro is
supposed TO be of an ihcendiary
origin.
iosco my dllu COiu lclIy,
and their brother, W. D. Perry, Of
Newell, visited their uncle Elvin
Perry, near Cedar Rock, last Sat
nrday and Sunday. c. W, Jones,
i. J. Smith and Lawrence Perry,
of Cedar Rock, accompanied them
homo.
There will be an entertain
ment censisting Of drills, rosetta
tions, and music, next Friday eve
ming. March 9th, at $3.50 o'olool
IN tho Graded School building at
Central. The admission foo will
be 10 cents, the proceeds to 60 to
the school.
The phonograph entertainment
given in tho court house Monday
night, by Mr.. ]. r. Boggs, Of Lib.
erty. was grand SUCCESS. The
music W0S Gno md tho loruo on1;