The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-06-19
DR., w. +. Austin will be in
Easley June Oath and 25th.

soap at Mrs. CuretOns.
"A RARE SPECTACLE-th,
"Deestrick Skule" Friday night il
which 33 Pickens people perform.
The Misses Hagood, of Green
wood, S. g., are guests of Mis-
Anita Amber, Amber, S. c.
"A. r. Craig and little daugh
ter, from near Old Pickens on the
| Keowee, were in Pickcny Thurs
day with friends.
The young men of the towr
are making preparations and viii
issue invitations tomorrow to q
dance they will give next Monday
night at their Club rooms.
--Miss Sue Lanchester of Gains.
vile, Fla. Who has been attend
Ing the Agnos Scott Institute at
Decatur, Ga, is visiting at the
home OF Mrs. M. A. Hollingsworth
in town.
Tho County Treasurer can t
refund any money to School Trus.
tees nor to those who have paid
$500 communication road tax until
the next legislature meets and pas.
ses an act for that purpose.
Friends of l.. ID. Gillespie graf
fled at the high stand he contln.
ues to take at the South Carolina
College, in the Department of law,
The recent examinations declared
for him a most excellent record, in
that his standing is recorded "high-
ly distinguished"
j. B. Newbery, for Probate
Judge and w. w. f. Bright, for
Superintendent of Education, both
for reelection, are announcement
we failed to mention last week.
These announcement will be read
with pleasure by the numerous
friends of the respective candi.
dates.
The Summer School for the
teachers Of Pickens county opened
Monday morning in Graded School
building, Prof. II. B. Dominick,
principal, and Prof. J. K. Owens
of Rock Hill, assistant. The at
tendance was 16 but this number
will no doubt increase consider.
ably in the next few days.
That American whose ingenu-
ity induced him to bottle genuine
Jordan water aud sell 1t to church.
es has opened the way tor more
fraud than any other scheme we
know of makes possible, though we
haYe heard of "bra 1ch water" be-
ing sold in this country for good
prices in the place of the genuine
article.
Prof. John G.. Clinkscales, of
Wofford College Will lecture at
the Methodist church in Picke MS
Saturday night before the 9th
Sunday also at Porter's Chapel on
the fifth Sunday at 10: 80 and at
Mt. Bethel in the afternoon at
$3.50. Prof. Clinkscales is a very
interesting talker and no doubt
you will be highly entertained.
AT q meeting of trustees of
Plckens Graded School, recently
held, Prof. w. L. Dendy was rev
elected superintendent, Miss Mary
E. Swami head Of the primary de-
partment and Miss. Marie Folger
head of the intermediate depart.
ment. Prof. r. X. Moon was re.
elected to take charge Of the color.
ed departm ent, with Mrs. r. X.
Moon, as assistant.
Pickens and Central crossed bats
on the latter's diamond last Thurs.
day. 1t was pretty game of ball
with the exception of the list lining
TO use very expressive ball par.
lance the first inning was "rotten"
with that exception, the game was
splendid demonstration Of AM
erica's national sport. ,Score s to
in favor of Central. The best Of
feeling prevailed. Central's young
men did the handsome thing in
looking after the comfort and
pleasure Of the Pickens team.
Pickens team was entertained at
the Hotel and refreshments, Con-
sisting of ice cream and cake, we're
served after the ball game. Um~
pre- Goff won the respect and con-
fidence of both teams which is say.
ing a great deal for an umpire.
Both teams were strong--the
trial proved which was the strong
er. The only thing Pickens lack
ed was little more practice. No
doubt Central had that article in
abundance daily.
! At the conclusion Of the game
Thursday, the ball fever was at its
highest pitch both teams decided
to try conclusions on Friday result
ing in another victory for Central ,
score II to 6.
Mallard's Stock Feed Cutter.
| J. H. G. Mcdaniel and w. l..
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