The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-07-19
T8e p{ea<,,9 Sentinel
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Bessie Shanklin, of Pendleton,
is visiting at G. T.. Robihson's this
week.
Tho farmers who have sowed their
btubble lands in peas will get good
dividend.
Miss Molanio Thornley, was quite
i'll last week, but wo are glad to note
is out again.
Bradley Reese, Of Abbeville is visit
ING his grandfather, A. j. Bradley,
near Easley.
Miss Cora Bowen is teaching
nourishing school in Oconce near W.
E. Nimmons.
A squad Of youth and beauty from
Pickens advanced on Greenvillc carly
last Monday.
Jas. Ferguson and Raymond Crook.
shanks of Grecnvillc, spent last Sun
day in Pickcns.
W. l.. Boggs and wife, of Liberty,
went Oh visit to the French Broad
Valley last week.
A protracted meeting will bo com.
menced at the Baptist church on the
next third Sabbath.
Wolf Creek never had finer pros.
pect for good crop Of corn than that
which she now enjoys.
Hon. B. Il. Perry, of Grcenvillc,
and Loomis Blulock, of Abbcyillc,
were in Pickens last Friday.
DR.. Jacob Chapman died at his
home, at Six Mile, Oh tho 18th inst.
aged 81 years. He WAS good man.
Miss Sue MclIugh, of Golden
Grove, Grcenville county, visited
Misses Cora and Lena Bowen last
week.
Chldrcn's Day will be observed at
Six Mile on Saturday before second
Sabbath i'll August, program in next
issue.
Miss Mary Werner, one Of Walballa's
most charming young ladies, is visit
ing Miss Aurio HollingsN orth, of this
place.
hIiss Minnie Morgan accompanied
by Master Ole aud Miss Flurine Bolt
visited Mrs. Florence Griffin last
Monday.
Miss Nora Hubbard, of Anderson,
accompanied by Master John viii
Hubbard her nephew, is visiting W.
IT, McFa]l.
A little son Of our good friend T.. D.
Stephens died last Friday. The be-
reaved parents have the sympathy of
many friends.
Tho ladies Of the baptist church
furnished ice cream Tuesday of court
and realized as net profits for their
church fund the sum Of $40.
Josephine Nimmons, colorcd, died
last Sabbath nightaSed about so years.
She was living on the farm of Capt. |
j. j. Lewis near CLASSY mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. McD. Bruce, J. f..
Hagood, Dr., nnd Miss Frances Ha
good left for Caesars Head last Satnr
day, where they will spend IL few days.
J. p. Carey and son, Harry Harris
and the Boggs boys had delightful
picnic at the Secona bridge last Satur-
,lay. Blessed is the small boy that
ottendeth a picnic.
DR.. G. nj. Littleiohn nnd wife, of
Gaifncy, visited Judge Newbery and
family last week. They called at
Hon. G. II. Carpenters for u day or
two on their return.
j. l.. o. Thompson, the popular
typo, who for sometime past has been
working on TIE SENTINEL, now has
charge Of the mechanical department
of the Easley Democrat.
Mrs. Elvira G.. Robinson, of Easley,
visited friends and relatives in Pick
ems last Friday. She seems TO be in
the enjoyment Of perfect health and
is looking remarkably well
Miss Edna Austin, of Pine Bluff,
Ark, has been in Pickens for q few
days visiting friends. She is q sister
of DR.. Austin. She left for visit to
Seneca this week, but will return
soon.
W. G. Lewis had the painful ncccs-
sity last Sabbath morning of shooting
q strsHge dog which came to his
house and grossly insultod his fine
pointer. The stranger showed signs
of mental ALTERATION.
W. Il. McIall has for sale a now
tangled Jug, with tho mouth or opcn.
ing at the bottom. 1t will hold any
liquid without being corked. The
hole is ut the bottom, but it will not
spill. 1t is rooster jug.
Mr. Benjamin's dog got mod and
bit MIR. j. w. Earlo's dog, and the
latter ono day last week bit his master
md two of the children. The bites
were not very severe and serious con.
sequences arc not apprehcndcd.
AS all other strangers who visit
Pickens, Judge Ernest Gary was dc.
li0hte1 and those in otton1onoo ,,,>n,,