The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-04-25
The Peoples Journal.
Local and Personal.

Lutt OlItOn Oh bIulnC Is VlSltlnR
the family of w. II. .Ashmorc.
w. A. Raines of Maynard lost a
valuable horse last Thursday.
"A. w. Hudgens of Easoy was Oh
tho streets Of PiclSt rs Monday.
Apply for board at Mrs. Lathcm's
Terms reasonable.
Try some of DR.. Eares pure Ken
tucky apple vinegar at % cents gallon. l..
Read the market report at the hend
Of tho local column.
DIR. w. r. Austin, dentist, will be III
Pickcus April 30th AMI May lsf.
The merchants of Picltene nrc doing
the proper thing in agreeing to close at
C:3O D. m, from May 1st to September
1st
j. T.. Kinch, the job printer is pre-
pared to do your work with ncatncss
and despatch.
Tho nll day singing ut Reunion
church last Sunday was I'll enjoyable oc-
casion. It was Il happy. success.
w. r.. McIall is again Mt his store
after M absence of several days in Allan
tn on business.
Several valuable articles nre crowded
out this week. They will appear III the
next issue.
--Easley was favored with n circns
Saturday that delighted the young pco-
pie and interested the older folk
Major James Fl. Amber, after a Sc
we're siege of grip is able to be out among
his friends.
B. A. Green. Maynard, ia reported
mu"h improved after n lingering illness
Of pneumonia.
A slight sprinkling of snow fell in
this vicinity Sunday night and Monday
morning.
Clerk ~. j. Boggs after several days
wrestle with rOscola is ut his Office ,t-
tending to business.
B. J. Johnson and n a. Christo-
phcr Of Norris were in Pickens Saturday
on business.
Married in Pickcns Monday evening
the 22nd inst. by M. T.. Hester, Notary
Public, Jake Gray to Alice Connor, both
colored.
Rev. A. J. S. Thomas delighted the
members Of tho Y. NJ. G. A. with SCUM!
interesting talk last Sunday afternoon.
Misses Snlle and Pauline Mcdaniel
nrc spending this week with Miss Nlillc
Foster Mt Olga.
Miss Floy Folpcr Of Central, mt il
recently teacher in Chicora College,
Grccnvillc, is visiting the Misses Fogcr
Mt this place.
Misses Ada Gillcspite and Jcnnio
LOWS made pleasant visit to Miss Mat
tic Bowen, daughter Of Reese Bowen,
last Friday. They returned Monday
morning.
Leland Boros of Easoy passed
thrnnoh P'"k""" Monday on his way to
GEL. ... ;rand mother, Mrs. Sa.
'.r 81. the IInstatoo
second hand sewing
.""'. cheap for cash or good
.a' has. III. Bowen, over
,.... ..... .r. ct
,-......,. ,his week m interesting
communication from Central on the sub
Ject OF the proposed dispcnsary Mt that
place
Most Of the Pickcns lawyers have
been III GrccnviIle the past week locking
after the interests Of clicnta in the Uni
ted States court.
DR.. w. II. Field las shown us an
anomaly i'll the form Of nh egg laid by %
hen Of the mixed breed Of Cochin- China
and Plymouth Rock which measured 6,
by 8 inches in circumference.
Prom what we gather from Il lot!cr
just received from Texas the farmers in
that country arc much discouraged over
the prospect Tor IL crop owing to the late
frost and destruction Of the small grain
crop by the fly.
--Constablcs Curcton, Grady and Nc.
Gravy seized eighteen gallons Of whisky
and Il horse and buggy on the 18th inst
and twenty-five gallons OH tho 10Th inst
near Sunny Dale. No arrests have yet
been made.
We publish this week an interesting
communication regarding Memorial day
exercises for the Old Stone church n, Il
Pcndlcto May 4th. All old soldiers, sons
Of veterans. ladies' and friends are invited
to participate.
-Rcv. Mr.. Dagnall iilcd his re 3ular
appointment ut Bethlehem last Sunday
morning and exchanged pulpits with tue
Rev. G. Il, Mccain of tho North Picions
circuit ut Salem in the afternoon. Good
congregations attended both services.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, widow Of the
late Turner Smith died at her homo in
Central, on the 18th inst. after IN illness
Of three weeks and was buried the fol-
lowing day at Mount Zion church, the
funeral services being conducted by the
Rov ". G. Potter of Gricr's.
-Tho Young Mems Christian Asaoci.
alton is progressing with satisfaction 70
al concerned. Fory-six members are
now enrolled. State Secretary 4. G..
Kncbcl will visit Pickcns shortly when
the association will bo completed in lis
organization.
The prayer meetings are taking on
new life with the coming of spring and
better weather. The services ut the
Baptist church last Wednesday night
wero indicative of a spiritual carnestnrss
that is hoalthful to tho community. A
talk that evening by Rov. j. b. Wilson
was much enjoyed.