The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05
Mrs. S. r. Day is quito ill with


pneumonia.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Nj.
Wolborn, Oh tho 28th ult., daughter.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Youngblood OH December 1st, 1901 u
son.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
Stephens on Tuesday morning Decem-
Der 3D. Il daughter.
The Southern Railway makes schedule
time, and gives the best of accommodation
to travellers. Go to the Expo3iti Oh by
their route,
Married, on Sunday 1st December
ut the residence of the officiating Minis.
Harriet Byars, all Of Pickoas County.
Married Dec. 1st, 1901 at the resi-
dcnce Of J. Nj. Jamison, Miss A(ar
Gardner to Charlie Allen colorcd all Of
Easley, S. @. Magistrate j, NJ. Jamison
ollici"ting.
Married on Sunday, December 1st,
1901, ut the residence of the oificiating
Notary Public, NJ. Il. Hester iss Nora
Pace of Pickens county to William Rut-
leugo, Of Pelzpr.
--Larenco Latom and Miss Eula Grif-
fin eldest daughter of E. Smith Griffin
wore married ut tho homo of tho brides
parents OH Sunday tho 1st inst Rov.
IL. Il. Hadd ok ailiciating.
Rufus, the four year old son of Mr..
ard Mrs. VIM. Gravely, died at their
home near Pindor Postoflice on tho 2Sth
ult., and wn" buried the day following
ut Portcrs Chapel cemetery.
--Mirriou November Dist 1907, ut the
residence of Mr.. NJ. ID. Farmer, Mr.
VIM. M. Jenkins to Miss Anna Barret
-. ID. Mauluin Notary Pubic, OIL ;iu-
ing. All OF Pickeus county.
Married, Dcccmbor /, 1901, ut the
residence Of tho brides father, MIR. G.
l.. WilIoman to Miss M,rjio Alex ,ndcr
Il. D. Mau!din, Notary Public, oniclut-
ing. All Of Pickcns county.
w. H. McI'all made business trip
to Atlanta the latter part OF last week ho
was accompanied by Young Ernest
Freeman who went to the Surgical Insi
tuto ut that place for treatment for dc
formed limb.
Said tho boy orator: "Thcy tell us
that George Washington was indeed Il
great man; first in war, first in peace and
first in the hearts Of his countrymeu, but
there is ono thing he wasn't first in-hc
married a widow"
Tho Southern Railway is doing all
commodate the people who will visit
the Charleston Exposition. Apply at
the Office Of any agent OF the road for
detailed Information as to rates, limits of
tickets and boarding houses in Charles 5.
ton.
--Mhj Or j. M. Stewart, administrator
Of Calvin Smith and Clerk, "A. John
Boggs, attended the sale Of personal cf-
fects of the late Calvin Smith on the
2Sth, ult. A good crowd was present
and al the property, including house
hold and kitchen furniture, brought
good prices. The best of order prevail
ed throughout the day.
Mrs. VIM Farmer died ut her home
near Norris on the 28th with pnrm onia
and was buried at Flat Rock tue follow
ing Saturday. She was about 4G years
Of age and for many yenrs had been a
consistent momber of the Bnptist church.
Her husbond and seven children survive
to mourn her loss. Thoy have the sym
pathy Of many friends in this sore brave
ment.
Dr. r. Krksey recently removed a
cancer from the breast of Thomas Dur
ham whose home is three miles west of
Pickens near the twelve Mile Camp
Ground. The ctncer was of three years
growth and tho operation WAS most
delicate one, but was essfully per
formed without excessive loss of blood
or the use OF ancsthetics. The patient is
doing well.
Mrs. Ora Owens, wife of Robert
Owens, died ut her homo near Norris
station, on the 2Sth inst, of consun.p-
ton, and was buried at Ruhamnl Fri
day following, Rev. II. G. Holdocl con-
ducting tho funeral services. She was
about 81 years of age and leaves her
husband and thirteen months old i'll
fnnt for whom the sincere sympathies of
q host Of friends go out in this serious
atlliction. She was consistent chris
3oi ,uonon