The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-01-08
The Peoples Journal.
Local and Personal.

w. Fl. Ashmore is confined t.
his bed with the grippe.
-DSGW. T.. Austin will be in
EasleyS az. 18th and l4th.
%asaDa-Ivy M. Mauldin, ESQ. and wife
arc on visit to Central this week
Fred Archer Of Anderson, has
beon added to the force of the
journal.
Miss. Essie Earle has returned
from Il visit to her aunt, Mrs. King,
at Charlotte.
Mr.. w. E. Stephenson re-
turned Saturday from business
trip to Georgia.
j. M. Gillespie of An derson' 8
Mill paid an approc ..ated call at
our office Monday.
Miss Elma more, of Lon
dorman, S. g., is visiting her
cousins the Misses Ashmore.
Mrs. Mamie Hughes Of Rich
land, S. g. has been on Il week g
visit to the family of Maj. j. J.
LOWS.
-1,ev. B. e. Grandy lost his
fine black horse Friday night. 1t
was thought it died Of "blind stag.
gors. "
Miss Kate Hester has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs.
Gresham, who lives in Atlanta.
Miss Mary e. Swami of the
Graded School returned to Pickens
Saturday afternoon, having spent
the holidays at her home in Allan
ta.
Robert Dilworth, Of Oconee
county, is in town for a few days.
1t would not be an oxaggeration to
say that he is a fine judge of horse
flesh.
j. M Gillespie a sterling,
hIstling farmer of Pickens County
was in town Monday, entering his
daughters, Misses Ada and Olive,
in tIAGraded School.
--Nrs. j. l.. Bolt has returned
from visit to her home folks in
Andersen. She was taken sudden
~ i'll while away, but has quite
recovered since.
Mrs. j. l.. Bolt has returned
from a brief visit to her home folks |
in Anderson County. While thoro
she was taken suddenly i'll, but
soon recovered sufficiently to re-
turn home.
bob Arial one of Fickens
conty's bast citizens was in Pickens
Monday. He wasn't riding u 25
cent "plug' either; his was q fino
well-kept steed with live move
mnnts.
The Graded School opened
Monday morning with 90 pupils.
This number Will be con psiderably
increased before the end of tho
week. The enrolment for the
session uE to this time is 131,
Prof and Mrs. w. E. Dendy
returned from Yorkvillo Saturday,
where thy spent the holidays
very pleasantly. Prof. Dcndy
visited Chester and Rock Hill and
says the development and growth
of those p aces is something phe-
nomenal.
WANT TO buy eight
hundred lushcls Of corn and ten
thousand bundles of fodder. High
est markotprice paid delive red at
Pickens, I II. or the Count y Poor
Farm. Apply to
L, D. STEPHE MS,
County Super visor.
MIR. &. P. Field was in town
Saturday, When question, he'd rel
ative to tie wheat crop in his Sec
tion Of tn county he stated that
there was nothing like full crop
sown this Fear, but that those who
we're Fortunate enough to SOW be-
fore the r ins set in, had fine pros
peots.
LOST Dec. Sth, between Ma
la postothe ana Norris station a
hundred dllar note payable to the
Bank of Kndleton, signed by P.
G.. Th0ma and others. Finder
please sen to P. G.. Thomas, Mala,
S. c.. Th note was enclosed in
envelope addressed to j. j, Sitt'on,
PendletonS. G.
The Pckens Brick Yard near
town is pretlcally suspen ded for
the winter, The managers are em-
ploying hmbor of hands how
over in cutting wood, preparing
for some bi kilns early in the
spring. Il Icy will meanwhile en-
large the pint materially to facil-
itate their work..
--Marrie at the residence oI
the bride father, Mr.. Spencer
Roper. on he nipht of nacamhe,