The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-01-08
H. L. Clayton, of Liberty, was
in town Tuesday.

--lsobcrt Stewart, Of Grow Crecl
section, was IN town this week.
Hon. j. e. Boggs spent Christ
mas with his family in Gainesville
Fla.
douglas Jenkins, Esq. Wen
down to Charleston for the holl
days.
w. II. O'Dell, one of P;ckenf
couuty's best citizens was IN town
Monday.
-A:ics Bertha, Bridges is con,
iiueI 4: home this week with ton.
3ililis.
--~Game Gaines, u prominent
oitizen of CcutraI was in town this
weet.
MIS-. Afford, OF Glee,lvil.s,
visited the family OF Capt. j. r..
Taylor during 'be holidays.
"A, Brandon Taylor returned
t. "f,".,viile Monday morning, ui-
ter s. ending the holidays.
~~~1lr,. Turner returned to
GrorI'villo Sunday having visited
her moJh"r, Mrs. NJ. J. Harris.
w, j.. Anthony, The Travel
er5 Insurance agent, or GroenvilIc,
Was in town on business this week.
Miss Addie Anthony, daugh-
ties of MIR. j. r.. Anthony, entered
the Graded School Monday morn
ing,
The State Legislature meets
next Tuesday. You shall soon
hear something about the ''yaller
dog"
-Lum Scott, a prominent far
NOR and merchant of the Fairvlew
section Of Anderson county Was in
town this week,
Monroe Jamison and Il Miss
Byrd were happily married Oh last
Tuesday night December 3Oth. q.
r. Hendricks, N. p. otliclating.
Mrs. Essie Hughes after spend
i1.g the holidays with her mother
hore, resumed her work in the Ha-
good School Monday morning.
Stewards Of the Methodist
chnrch, Plckens circuit, will meet
at the Office of Peoples journal
Friday 10Th January at II O'Clock.
About one fourth Of Pickens
county;s citizens took chances on
Oh extension for the payment of
taxes About three fourths Of the
taxes has beon paid.
Morris and Freeman have re.
ceived and are now offering for
sale or exchange nice batch Of
North Carolina mules. See them
before the mules all go.
Its remarkable how well some
have carried ont New Year resolu-
tions up to this time. We may
well remember that when we are
weak III ourselves we may call on
a Higher Powel.
Married on December 2Sth,
at the residence of the officiating
N. p, Mr.. Frank Day to Miss
Leila Clark, NJ. f. Hester per-
formed the ceremony, All of Pick
ems county.
--Morried at the residence of
the brides parents, Matthew Rig
don, Oh January 4th, 1903, Joseph
Stanscll to Miss Sarnie ltiglon.
All of Pickens county. Rev. B.
Holder officiating.
"A. B. Tally, Jr., County Com
missioner elect is moving to Pick
ems this week. He will occupy
tho nr. Earle house beyond Judge
Newton's, There is q warm well
come for all such W .rthy citizens.
-Representative-elect j. A.
Hinton was IN town Monday. He
hasn't exactly decided yet what
he will do about the "yaller dog"
but thinFs something ought to be
done. He is unalterably opposed
to tho child labor bill, and favors
compulsory education. He leaves
next Monday morning for CoIum-
bia.
The::"Hoss Swappers" have had
q great time this week-plenty of
mud and rain; which is ideal for
this profession. We confess our
utter inability to Judge between
the plugs" and tho "rlps" we saw
in great numbers. If we had to
make n ch oice, and it were possible,
we would put the whole lot in a
hugo bag and bride the first "rip''
that came snortipg forth.
The School house in Garvin
District No. .25, was destroyed bv fire
last Thursday night, 1st inst, and
ali school fixtures We're complete
loss. 1t is supposed the fire origi.
mated from the stove in some way