The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-06-25
pICKENS SENTIN
LOCAL NEWS.

ht the Amber for the simmer.
Miss Marie Huffman, of Seneca, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Jas. p. Carey.
MFR. J. D. Moore, Of Prater, reports
silks In his cron field on the 2lst inst.
Miss Georgia Brown, of Anderson, Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Olive Thornley,.
MIR. c. M. Martin, the popular livery
man Of Central lost fine horse last week.
MFR. Ell. Prince, McFall's popular ead
clerk. las been quite Ill since last Friday.
MIR. Lawton Dargan, of Darlington, is
visiting his brother, Master George OAR
gan.
Mr.. John L. Thornly, jr., of Anderson,
visited his parents last Saturday and Sab
, 'ath.
O., Miss Anita Amber, who has been in
CcaIa, Florida, for the past winter, mas re-
turned home.
8. Misses Lucie and Marie FolGer, of
&1asley, of Easlcy, arc visiting their aunt,
Mrs. s. p. Bruce.
Mrs. James M. Nimmons, of Pied
mont, Is visiting friends and relatives in
Eastatoc township.
:, The wheat crop has been harvested
and 1t is reported better than an average,
though the acreage is small.
-Commssioner Bright is doing all in his
power to organize the teachers and make
the proposed Institute success.
Mrs. l.. l.. Hyde and niece of Gin
'cinnati, are visiting Mrs. Hydc,s brother
DIR. h. B. Richardson of Liberty.
MIR. j. II. Morgan and wife and sons
VIC eli
ters, Mcsdames Griffin and Bowen.
Mrs. Alice Riley widow of the late
Key. Samuel II. Riley, visited the family
OF DR.. Riley, in Easey, the past week.
Mrs. A. +. McCord who has been Wis
1tlng her daughter, Mrs. J. III. Brown of
Liberty has returned to her home in Allan
ia.
We learn from the Easlry Democrat
that Mr.. Luke I. Arial has been unwcll for
some time. We hope that his indisposition
is not serious.
Mr.. Tom T. Hughes, who fell while at
work Oh his fathers residence at Looncr,
and was seriously hurt, is improving rapid
ly.
MIR. Tom 10 Mauldin graduates from
thc Citidcl on July lst with the honors Of
his class. He is one CT the commence
ment orators.
Mr.. D. j. Greer and family, who have
been in Birmingham, Ala, have returned
TO Liberty where they will reside
for the future.
-"Pansy" informs us that the unlon
picnic at Old Piclicns on July 4th has been
postponed until August on account of sick
= hess in that community.
Edgar Bell, the oldest child and ONLY
'eon of Mr.. and Mrs. j H. Bell, of Brevsri,
N. g., died at his home in that town on the
h7th instant, aged 10 years.
Miss Liiic ITagood of Easley, return
'cd from Charleston last Saturday. She has
'occn attending college in the Metropolis
tthc past winter, spring and summer
Mr.. John G Wyatt will move his
'brick making machinery here next Mon
day, and will start in with full force of
'lAands to make the brick for the new court
house.
Mira. Sam r. Keith, nee Miss Nav
johnson, died at the home of her husband
'ncar Walhalla, last Friday, after months
illness from rheumatism. She lad only
beon married few months.
M. Henry G. Mcdaniel was thrown
from his mule n; Gravclcy's mill last Satur
day and rc 'c'ved a serious cut on the head.
lie VIA las aDic to be out on Monday. A
"yalicr dog b., ihc mules leg.
, james Wright, alias Galloway, negro
boy hailing from Greenvile, was arrested
In Central last Tuesday, for stealing pair
'0I shoes from Mr.. Overton Henry's store.
lte was sent to Jail for thirty days by Jus.
;ticc Garvin.
-0nr 6Onfnrc l,ou
'of late by an unusual amount of illness
among the juvenile population, s,Iperinduc
ca by an over indulgence in the seductive
plum and June apple.
-Mcssrs. w. n. Mcdonald and Richard
Dyars start their wheat separator to day
(Thursday). The first thrcshing will be
done at Henry Lawrencc's All parties
wanting small grain thrcshed in good order
Should notify them.
--Nlessrs. Day and Kelley will move their
saw mili 10 inc Durant place, just north of
town by the 10Th of July. They have made
arrangements with DR.. Curcton, who re-
Gently purchased this property, to saw up
all the timber on the place
The assessment in Hurricane, Pickcns.
Fumpksntown and Enstatoe townships,
amounts to $442,370. The most that these
townships could subscribe to a railroad
would be $22, ,1IS.5O. But that is suih.
cicnt to secure branch line.
~-Revcnuc Agent Mccoy, of Grecnsbo-
70, N: g., made trip across the mountains
from llcndsonvillc last week, and caused
quite little stir among the officials on ills
tide. Just what what was the cause of
the excitement they would not divulgc.
MIR. II. G. Mcdaniel Of Laurens oountv
has been in the county the pnst week intro
ducing among our farmers a new kind of
grass that will grow on any kind of soil
ana can he sown at any season of the year.
lie has tried the grass and can vouch for it.
The Pickens G. II. sub-Allianco met
Inst Saturday and elected the following Of
iiccrs for the ensuing year. President, w.
B. Singleton; vice President, II. j. Lewis;
Secretary, j. II. Youngblood; Treasurer, O.
+. Feldi Lecturer, Tyre l.. Loopcr; Stew
ard, d. II. Hutchins.
I--alrs. Mary Gambrell, wife of Mr.. ].
a.. Gambrell, died at her home near Bruno,