The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-07-31
The Peoples Journal.
THURSDAY, JULY Il 1902.
Local and Personal.

II. McFall on 9th inst, q son.
Born unto Mr.. and Mis-. Mack
Gravcley on 2Gth INST, a son.
--Tbc question of roads is a nos.
ihvh aud 1.-Two issue in the county
campaign.
Mrs. j. E. Boggs who has been
quito sick for some weeks ia i'm.
proving.
A good crowd attended the
special mootlng ut Cateochee Sat-
urday.
-Walter II. Griffin, of Green-
vIile, Is here with his mother and
friends.
IN. d. Lesesne, of Greeley
Nlllo, S. g., is horo with his fami-
Jy for a few weeks.
w. a. Gilreath, Of Greenville
is taking short holiday among
his Picl<ens county friends.
Don't forget to come out Sat-
urday and hear the candidates Ior
tho Senate and the House speak.
-Mrs. Laura O'Neale, of Biz.
mingham, Ala =, is visiting Mrs.
Mary Alexander.
The Pickens Brick Yard has
more than it can do to meet the
extraordinary demand for brick.
Il. w. Stansell, of Woodville,
S. c., spent last week with his
b 'other-in-Iaw, W. L. Jenkins and
1amily.
---Rev. w. A. Rodgers, of Spar
tanburg, Came up from the District
conference and spent Sunday with
Prof. Jones Fuller.
Mrs. J. II. Taylor and daugh
tors, lIllono and Lorena and Miss
Elise Latlmer, are OH a visit to
Atlanta for few days.
Friends Of Col. J. e. Hagood
Will be glad TO know that he is i'm.
proving after short illness
which kept him to his room a few
days last week.
A. w. Graveley of this county
was elected, at District Conference
III Easley, alternate to annual
conference which meets in New-
berry in December,
p. e. Alexander, Ernest Fol.
gor, Miss Marie Folger and Miss
Vivian Folger returned Saturday
from weeks trip to the Sapphire
country.
Ii you are qualified sunder the
democratic rules to vote in the pri.
mary elections, don't fail to have
your namo placed on0your club roll
five days before election.
-protracted services will begin
Mt Secona next Friday night at
early candle light. Rev. j. z.
Fostor, the pastor, will conduct the
services. Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. White
returned to their hone in Ander.
son Saturday. On account of the
illness Of Mrs. N. e. Thornley, they
came back to Pickens Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. George D. Cure.
ton, Of Gaftney, S. c., spent Sun.
day in Pickcns with his parents.
Mr. Cureton returned Monday.
His wife will remain some days.
PROF, L. M. Bolding will begin
teaching a school of vocal music
at Bethlehem church the 2nd Mon.
day in August All persons wish.
ing to attend will be OIL hand
promptly at 8 o'clock.
We arc informed that the re-
ports as to smallpox near
Stewart, S. c., notice Of which up.
pearod in this paper last week, are
without foundation IN fact. Our
informant seems to have been mis-
taken.
e-Rov.A. Driggers came up with
Mr., Abney from the District Con.
fcronce at Easley and preached in
the Presby terian church at Pick.
ons in the morning and in the
Methodist church in the afternoon
Sunday.
The Pickens r. R. will run a
special tram on the morning of
August End for the benefit of all
who wish to attend the Senatorial
Campaign meeting. Leave Easley
at $3.50 q. m, Last train return.
ing to Easley will leave by regular
schedule, 4 p. m.
The Central Cotton Mill move.
ment Is receiving encouragement
which makes Central people quite
hopeful Practically the necessa.
ry local funds have been aseured
and before many weeks it is conf.
dently hoped that work will begir
on the Central mill.
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