The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-06-26


announces for Congress tins week.
j. l.. O. Thompson is announ-
cod this week for Probate Judge.
Matthew Hendricks is announ-
ced this week for House of Repre-
sentative.
DR.. A. B. Wardlaw will with.
IN a day or two move his Office to
the second story of Mr.. J. p. Carey
old Office building.
Read ,notice Of meeting Six Mile
Democratic Club to be held at Six
Mile church Saturday, June 2Sth
at 2 O'Clock, p. N.
We acknowledge receipt of a
cotton tloom plucked from the
field Of Butler Glaspio noar Libor-
ty on the morning Of June 2lst.
Prof. Jones Fuller of Hendrix
College, Con way Ark, Joined Mrs.
Fuller here and they will be in
Pickens some days. Prof. Fuller
was accompanied by his mother.
Mrs. j. a. Hunnicut, near
Redmond, has been very sick for
the past week and more but is bot
ter and hopes are entertained Of
her speedy recovery, She is attond
ed by DR.. Earlo.
JAS, Clements, son of our
townsman Jorro Clements was in
town to see the old folks last Sun
day and Monday. Jim is with
r.. F.Lelhardt at his mill running
the machinery.
Edward, the thirteen months
old baby OF Mr.. and Mrs. T., Il.
DcPrlcst, diod Of dysentery at Ped.
mont on the 18th inst, and carried
to Friendship in this County for
burial. They have tho sympathy
of many friends in their bcreavc-
ment.
The PicEens Club gavea dance
in the club hall Monday night
complimentary to visiting young
ladies which was a complete sue.
cess, and onjoyed by a good num-
Der who came especially from a
distance to participate.
Married on Sunday, the 22n,
inst by b. D. Garvin, Notary Pubs
Public, at his residence, Miss Lula
Hulgens, to Mr.. Walker James
both Of Catcechee. The happy
couple have the congratulations of
many friends for happy and
prosperous life.
Uncle Jere Looper says that it
will never do to build the new iail
on the Court House square. 1t
makes no difference if it will be
new Jail. it will be a jail all the
same, and people don't haye much
liking to build in the vicinity of
one. Uncle Jere says there will be
more trouble ahead for somebody.
The "Old Maids Convention"
is now holding it's annual meeting
with one of its prominent mem-
bcr's, Miss Stella Ncwbery, Those
attending are Misses Alma Smith
Lydo Folger and Tirzah Hughes.
The meetings add youth and hap.
piness to these members, and any
others who desire to cast their lot
with them. Apply at once.
We have received bulletins
Nos 6S, 70 and Il from the South
Carolina Agricultural Experiment
station, Clemson College, S. G., on
following subject: New Method
Of Preserving Sweet Pototoes, An
alysis of Commercial Fertilizers
and q chemical study OF Sea Island
Cotton Seed. These bulletins are
sent free to all citizens Of South
Carolina requesting them. Ad-
dress requests to the South Caro-.
limo Experiment Station, Clemson
College, S. G.
Ed Stephens, son Of Supervls-
or T., D. Stephens, met with a PAIN
full accident last Friday while
threshing grain at the homo Of W.
q. Al]good. Some betting had run
off a grooved pulley and Mr. Steps
hens was trying to replace the belt
ing while the machinery was going.
His left hand was caught and car
ried between the belt and pulley
causing considerable bruises and
cuts. Mr.. AlIgood brought him to
Pickens where the wound was
promptly dressed by Drs Bolt and
Webb. He will lose no fingers.
The many friends of MIR. Chas.
NJ. Bowen will be glad to read the
following clipped from the Atlanta
journal. Mr.. Bowen has been
with the Paxton .Davidson-Stokes
Co. for the past year and has won
many friends during his stay there.
"Mr. @. NJ. Bowen and Miss Eva
Traylor wero married Wednesday
evening, the 18th at the Methodist
Parsonage at West End.
Miss Pearl Heath and Mr.. Nc
Dowthit we're the only attendants.
A number of intimate friends wit"