The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-08-28
The Peoples Journal,


Plckens Sept. End and 3rd.
Mrs. Andrews, Of Spartanburg
at the Amber House.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Morgan
If Greenyilla, are visiting relatives
II town.
Mrs. w. II. Hodges and child.
'en, of Gaffney, spent some days at
Mr.. r. A. Bowen's.
Miss Lillian Turner, of Green
Vile, is visiting at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. M. J. Harris.
DR.. Dacus, of Williamson, has
ocated at Liberty for the practice
If medicine.
Mics EN-. Grogan, of Washing.
on, ID. c., visited friends and rel .
.tives in Pickens the first os the
week.
Rev. Il. II. Medd pre& ched two
cry instructive sermons OF the
'resby terrain church Sunday III orn-
ng night.
Rev. B. Holder will preach at
he Baptist church III Plckens on
he 9th Sunday in this month at 4
}. m.
-Miss jamie Llgon, of Green
lille, is visiting at the home of
dr. w. T. O'Dell at Roanoke this
week.
Mrs. Aaron Boggs, of Calhoun,
8 Visiting at the home of her son.
nlaw, Mr.. A. J. Boggs. also other
elatives III and about Pickens.
We are glad to report that
Mrs. w. T. jeans who was bitten
few weeks back by a. poisonous
make has completely recovered.
Mrs. Henry Grady aud daugh.
or, Miss Louise, formerly of Pick.
ps now of Washington, D. G., are
ts,ting friends and relatives in
'ickens county.
While the condition of w. r.
}lassingame Ia still unfavorable,
is many friends will be glad to
inow that he was somewhat im..
'roved at latest report.
Miss Alice Finney, who has
)een taking a oourae In an Atlanta
Hospital with the view of becoming
trained nurse, 10 at home on g
'isit.
&c. w. Mauld,n who has Just
ompleted his second years work
n the United States Naval Acade.
~, Annapolis, Md, 10 home for o
1onth's vacation. Cleon is now O
didshipman.
DR.. r. A. Lancaster, of Gaines.
ille, Fla, visited at the home OF
is mother-in.law, Mrs. M. A.
Iollingsworth last Saturday and
sunday. Mrs. Lancaster and
hildren are spending the summer
t,Mrs. Hollingsworth's.
Mr.. Andrew Crane, of Ca.
sechee. father of our townsman,
ol. Crane, had the misfortune on
[onday the 18th, inst to get Sc.
erely injured by his horse run.
ing away with him, throwing him
at of his buggy. At last reports
was getting along nicely.
The little daughter of Mr..
On Banks, who lives gabout three
lies south of Pickens on the old
liberty road, died Sunday at 4 p.
with acute peritonitis, after q
W days illness. Aged 8 years.
he waa buried at secona OF Q p.
n. Monday.
School boys and school girls,
! 10 time to got your books and
art to SCHOOL. You should pur.
j',se In your hearts to prepare
ourselves for lives of further use.
;ilness. Parents, oee that your
&hi!dren are IN school the opening
aay: Il you bnew swhat an ad'
Rntsgs 1t 10 to tie child, YOU
y,ould eee that he is there. Il
llaosa him on an equal footins
nth his classmates, and tho pro,, ne
'ork for the session Ia begun to
ether. piokens Graded aohoo
npens Monday morning septembej
|rss.
~a.Mrs. Amanda AlexandeY, via.
~ Of Jsnes Alexander died lau
T,hussday morning at her hom,
ear Martin School house. sh,
E'as 81 years of age and leaves foul
,tauBhters and two sons, all grown
&lxs. Alexander was an exoellen,
Roman and q valuud msmbes 0
s'hady Grove Daptlst ohuroh ent
f'ss buried In the cemetery at thil
SauEch, Rows. b. r. Murphy ant
e. q. Waaahsetss praaohing th'
GIneSaI aesmon 90 O large eongSesa
}san, laAa had. tho .Iaeseles jssl
fSRsss go hss eisaa aaan in A.
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