The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-04-17
THURSDAY, APRIL II 1909.
Local and Personal.

-Eoau calls or IreSlOonCs uelnO-
cratic clubs.
Sec call of w. II. O'Dell, coun.
ty chairman.
E. Foster Keith announces for
Auditor this week.
Mrs. B. Craig Baker is quito
sick with pneumonia.
-Mr.iG. r. Hendricks announ.
ces for Treasurer this week.
DR.. w. f. Austin, Dentist,
will be in Easley, Apr. 20 and %.
Rev. B. Holder will preach at
Secona church next Sunday at 3
O'Clock p. m.
Quarterly Conference for North
Pickcns circuit will be held Friday
1S.
Some very fine pigs one month
Old for sale 81 so each.
Ivy M. Mauldin.
w. A. Christopher son of ex-
Auditor, N. A. Christopher, if as
sisting Treasurer Chapman.
-E. G.. McAdams, successful
young attorney of Anderson, was
in Pickens Tuesday on profession.
al business.
j. Douglas Jenkins, attorney,
went over to Greenville Monday to
look after his cases in tho United
States Court.
We print this week the consti-
tuition Of the democratic party of
South Carolina which might be
read to advantage.
b. II. Rankin, the genial rep
rcsentative Of the Greenville News,
spent Monday night and Tuesday
III PlckenS in the interests Of his
paper.
--lIamp Rowland, convicted at
the last term Of court on the
charge of bigamy, has been pard-
oned by tho Governor, and releas-
ed.
ALI Methodist in Pickens cir
cult please take notice that the SEC
ond Quarterly Conterference 1902
will be held Saturday 10th lust.
at bethlehem.
We arc are glad to note that
Miss Josie Earle, daughter of Mr..
James w. Earle, is improving.
She has been very low with pneu.
mOnia.
The County Commissioners
Office is Il busy place Those gen
tlcmnn are working to get every
thing in tip.top shape. Maj. Stew
art. Clerk, is giving them most val
uablc help.
Two ur fortunate children, for
somo days confined IN jail, were
carried to tho Asylum Tuesday,
they having been adiudged proper
subjects 'or subj bjects for treatment
in that institution. Their names
are arc Willie and Lode Couch.
j. e. Boggs and ]. D. Jenkins
have formed a partnership for
the practice Of law at Pickens. Mr..
Jonkins has novel to Pickens and
entered upon tho work Of the new
firm whose Office is over the Pick.
ems Bank.
The Plckcns County Singing
Convention will convene with
Bethlehem Methodist church one
mile south of Pickens G. H., on
Saturday before tho fourth Sunday
in April at 10 O'Clock q. m. The
change is made on account of the
quarterly conference at Zion.
The people are going to the
exposition and who g return with
nothing bat praise, for Charleston
and tho big show. During the
present week, tho following were
among the exposition
VISITORS: Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Nor
ris, Edgar and Furman Morris,
Mrs. b. E. Graldy and Lloyd
Granny, Sheriff j. II. G.. McDan-
iel, Il Ct. Mcdaniel, "Bubba'' Me-
Daniel and Miss Sallie Mcdaniel,
DIR. and Mrs Webb, e. Hamp
Craig, Ben LaBoon and j. r. Rich
ey.
Mrs. Harriet McWhorter, Wild
ow OF the late Gideon McWhorter,
died at the home Of her son, VIM.
McWhorter, near Sandy Syringe
Anderson county, April Sth aged
~ yoars, and was buried at Sandy
Springs the day following, the
funeral services being conducted by
Rev, Beardon. She leaves only
ono child, Wm, McWhorter, one
sister, Mrs Barnet Smith and two
brothers J. w. and Stephen A.
Ma jor. Sho had beon for about GO
years consistent member Of the
Methodist church.
Nr- i. nnuWlnE InnIiinS