The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-16
The Peoples Journal
a.ocal and Personal.
j. II. Haynes went to Grconville last
Saturday and returned Sunday.


'ioi'kh'n1 v,'', their trip to Columbia.
lic,.. ,r, ~ is spending short
tin,o a. t'..a .,N'o Furman University.
-}~or2'''...-. Ivy NJ. Maul1in
'"'a. 20 '.re'"... .. week and spcut II
r. duya.
ttoN. H. iraudy went to New
Orle,. &. >outhern Baptist ConvcE-
ton laa =.
The people on the Grcenville side
of the county enjoyed good rain last
Thursday night.
-Cndets Wayne Maullin and Tom
milo Bowen, of Clemson College, came
home last Friday aud returned Sunday.
--Jerre Looper has treated himself to
nice rew buggy. Ho will doubtless
spread himself considerably now.
Prof. Domiuick and wife, of Easley,
wero in town last Saturday to attend the
meeting Of the teachers association.
Many Of our farmers, rcing up
with their Drops, cnme to town last Sat.
nrdny to trade and uttend to other bust
nesR.
The infant child Of John Stevenson
WAS buriel Mt Griffin church burying
ground on last Sunday afternoon.
j. II. Brown was in town Saturday.
We are always glad to SEQ our Liberty
frienda.
Tho many friends of Miss Prudence
Clayton, near Central, will regret to
learn TINT she is in bnd health.
Quite number of Pickens people
took advantage cf the spccial rates on
the Pickena railroad last Tuesday and at
tended Sparks circns ut E.s'cy.
-Ossio Hendricks, tho four. year o'd
Hon Of Erwin Hendricks, of Field, had
tho misfortune last Saturday to fall from
a stable loft and get severely injured.
w. B. Singleton, of Oconee county,
was in town last Saturday. Uncle Buck
reports n p, omising condition among the
farmers in his section.
There was M unusually large crowd
at the May meeting at Six Mile last Sun
day. Rev. w. @. Seaborn preached an
excellent sermon.
Rev. r. r. Dagnall filled his regu-
lar appointment in tho Methodist church
at this place at l n. m. Also at Beth
1Cuciu obuN"J "itS1 hooh'
Married, on Sunday May 12!h 1901,
at the residence of John Murphrec, by
J. S. Bowen, Notary Public. Mr.. Il. II.
CnsRell to Miss A. r. Murpbrce. All of
Piokens connty.
b f. Robertson, the assistant chem
lat at Clemson College, visited friends
and relatives in this county last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Married, on Sunday May 10Th ;9O1, !,
at the residence of Rick Hendricks by
M. F.. Hester, N. p, Mr.. Van Griffin TO
Miss Anna ETatt. All of Pickens coun-
fy.
Rev. 0. j. Copeland, of Anderson,
delivered a splendid sermon in the Bap-
tist church Sunday night TO large con
gregation from the text: "What is that
to thee, follow thou me-"
Coroner Parsons was called to Cen
trail laet week to hold an inquest over the
body of Richard Shirley who was found
dead in bed. 1t il supposed that heart
dieease was the cause Of Shirley's death.
Under the management of J. r.
Haynes, the moving of the residence OF
Hon. j . i. Boggs was quickly effected
A new residence in the place Of tho old
ono will soon be in course of cOnstruc.
tion.
On Thursday the 10th instant there
will be game of bnse bnll between the
Pickens and Easley teams. This game
promises to be notable event in tie
athletic history of these two towns.
The Pickens Railroad will give spc.
cial rates to Easley on Thursday 10th
instnnt 80 as to accommodate those who
wish to attend the base ball game be
tween Easley ard Pickens teams. Rate,
40 cents round trip.
-Rev. NJ. P. N1nthenv, on his way
from North Carolina to Greenville 10
preach the dedication sermon of tho
Buncombe Street Baptist church, stop
ped in town to spend last Friday md
Saturday with his son, Leslie.
-Next Sunday 10th inst, will bc
Children's Day at Bethlehem. The Sun
dny school will meet ut 10 o'clock. The
hour for preaching will DO taken up
with Sunday school talks by able gen
tlemen. Everybody is invited to attend.
MIR. G. r.. Hendricks is now G.. r.
Hendricks, lawyer. Rob. passed the ex.
animation before the state examiners last
Tuesday 7th inst We congratulate Mr..
Hendricks aud wish for him unparalleled
SUCCESS in his profession.
The big meeting at Griffin last Sun
dny WAS success. AS usual largo
crowd was present and everybody enjoy
cd themselves. Rev. Mcdaniel, of
GYeenville, filled his regular appoint
ment with credit to himself and with sat
isfaction to those present.
The Pickpns base ball team organ
lied last week with Ernest Folger rs
Captain and G. II. Alexander as business
manager. The team is taking regular
PRACTICE and under it's eiilciet manage
ment will doubtless prove formidable
foo to the teams in our sister towns.
On "Wednesday May 9th, tlo stock
holdrrs OF tho Liberty bank met and Or
Ranizcd a. follows: J. Carter, President;
w. II. Chapman, vice president; II. G..
Shirley, cashier. Directors: +. b.
Morgan, J. Fl. Brown, j. p. Smith, Z.
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