The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-09
The Peoples Journal.
Local and Personal.

,-Bor ... N" and Mrs. Joe Gill
strap Q: ~.."a. ut, q son.
-N}'"' " ,ter, of Olga, visited
frier d" J.. '..n.s the first part Of the
wee
.''.. ~ Bowen visited at the
homo y L. a. Bowen the first of this
week.
-Ex. Supervisor NJ Hendricks. OF
Table Mountain, was in town Monday
on business.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Can
trell on the I'd inst, two sons. Both are
OF good sire md are doing WE'LL
Rev Thos. H. Medd filled Ills regu.
lar appointment at the Presbyterian
church at Il 9: M, Sunday.
Lieut. Frank G. Mauldin made
short visit to Atlanta on business the
latter part of last week.
-Messrs. Joe and Forest Keith, of
near Table Mountain, went to Breyard,
N. c., on pleasure trip last week.
@-J. L. Bunnister. prominent busi-
moss man of Cateechee was seen peram.
bulating on our streets last Tuesday.
"A small party of the young folks in
town had al enjoyable picnic Mt Bor-
oughs' Mill last Thurrday afternoon.
Willie Ligop, accompanied by his
friend, Mr. Carter. of Greenville, spent
pnrt of Sunday, 9th inst, with the uncle
of tho former, Sheriff Mcdaniel.
Saturday, 9th inst, WAS warm
May dny and many Of the small school
boys took advantage of the time to 20
fishing.
-"The TRUTH" Spartanburg, s. G.,
says: "AIss Lidie Hagood, of Easley,
Is tile guest of Miaa Nan Creigler, on
South Church street."
The infapt child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Fl. Anthony, of Field, died Sntur-
day night and was hnried in the ceme-
terry of Griffin church Sunday.
Maj. j. H. Amber WAS in town the
first part of the week and attended the
meeting Of tho Y. NJ. G. A , Sunday
night.
Rev. r.. r. Dagnall, in filing his
regular appointment at Twelve Mile last
Sunday morning, preached to large
audience.
The warm days of N1ay are here and
custom, are celebrating with big meet
ings and picnics.
Mrs. j. j. Lewis went TO Pendleton
the latter part Of last week to attend the
memorial exercises of the Ladies' Memo
rial Association which occurred Satur-
day.
On Sunday afternoon there was n
good rain about the head of Wolf Greek
accompanied by considerable hail, the
damages of which were not very great.
--NIaj. J. H. Amber is visiting friends
Mt Greenwood and Ninety-Six. The
Major was born near Ninety-Six md
doubtless ne will greatly enjoy vieit to
the scenes Of his childhood.
-Messrs. Is. L. Freeman, Rufus ASH
more md Guy McFnl went seininq in
Twelve Mile River one night last week
and caught nice quantity Of fish and
two nole
Of Greenville.
his mother and
arc glad to say
ell. He holds q
i>u."..o.4 vuAn l.. Woodside.
There WAS good meeting Mt Oolen-
oy chm ch Oh the first Sunday in May.
There was large crowd present. Rev
Beck filled his regular appointment with
credit to himself and with satisfaction to
those present.
The new maj! route between P;ckAna
md Liberty has been established and
last Friday. The mail
sns ut $3.50 a. NJ, and de
This il very convenient
II botE towns.
9th, George, alias Oliver
Garter, was arrested md lodged in Pick
ems jail by W. Y. Holden and r.. O..
Powell. Carter is held On suspicion OF
horse stealing and is believed to be want
ed in Jackson county, Georgia.
The many friends of Mrs. J. w.
Sutherland, of Knob, are grieved to
know that she has boen very sick for sew.
eral days. We are glad to note, however,
that the latest news is that she is much
improved.
Henry Williams, of near Olga, ent
last Sunday with friends in town after
attending the singing at Serona. Mr..
Williams IS ninety four years old and we
arc pleased to note that he ia in appar.
ent good health and reasonably active.
The soda water fountain of Measrs
Bolt &c Thornley,, druggists. is now in
full blast and MI desiring to quenol
their thirst by this most delicious and re.
freshing summer drink can now drop in
to their elegant establishment and be sup.
pliod.
On Saturday May 4th, quite crowd
Of yonng people from different sections
assembled at the Glnssy Mountain school
house to mako merry the occasion OF q
picnic. Some of our young frionds in
Pickens attended md are plelsed to re.
port that everybody enjoyed themselves.
-Thero'will be all old folks singing al
New Hope church on tho first Sunday in
June. Everybody is invited to attend
and bring their old and new song books
and "wELL FILLBD BAeKETs." The sinp-
ing will begin at 10 a. m. A large crowd
of young rs we'll as old people ia looked