The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-25
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Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature.

L iSi7SSS$ss{f5Sa oh'' P.S"oo h"'o q
few more dwelling honSes. ..
--,TAn Pickcrs band is isfastgetting
go it, can play any kind 9t>1nusio.
Keep your chimneys burned out
on rainy days through tho winter.
Read change in Craig Bros, ad.
this week and call and see them.
Mrs. Flora Lathem and daugh-
ter, Willie May, are up to attend the
Smith .Lowdermilk wedding.
Mr.. J. A. Higgins, of 1EnsHy,
was in Pickens Monday selling a
book, the life and writ ngs of Bill Arp.
-FIorida's orange crop will he
very largo this year, which should
mike this luscious fruit cheaper than
ever.
There are several cases of small
,>ox in and near town-but it is
n'ostly among "the brethren in
tlack.'
p. Camp johnson, OF Easley,
vas in P.clsens Sapdav afternoon.
Le 9odo quick TYP up in his auto
-Mesdames j. II. Fennel and w.
\. Boggs, are up from Calh oun, to
visit the family Of Clerk OF Couit, A.
}. Boggs.
The ground has been b1oken for
Clemson Colleges now agricultural
hall and the work will be ppshed> to
l,s completion.
DIR. e. b. Webb is l&d PIP at
home, nursing very sofe foot,
"auaed by sticking a rusty pail\in it
uno day last week.
Milton Ladd, colored, who lives
"a w. &. Cooleys place, near Liber-
-, has made uine bales of cotton and
100 bushels Of corn with ono horse
N''s yea"
~.An cNcelleD! b. ,sekeeper at Lib
- E~i : so%acipls Shepherd dog
y. ni)a %Ner :" digging potatoes.
T. scratches them ont of the ground
t..- iAiv.
Jesse jennings who is in the
pioJ Of the Sout hern Railway, with
i, run between $ Savannah and Go
obia, is spending awhile with his
rents in Pickens.
-~-Robt. Anthony, of the Field Sec
oA, is now cler1ing for r. L. R.
oAtz, il. Greenville, and he would
clad for his Pickens friends to
Il and see him when they are in
q city,
-.rne Town Creek school will open
oAdnv morning with Miss Annie |
arNUson, teacher. The Town Creek
hoo? IS in q fourishing condition,
ID we wish them another year of
lcce" ,lul work. Il
Married on tho 22d inst by Rev.
3. e. Grandy, at his residence, in
'ickens, Miss Zina Young blood to
[r. Perry Breazeale/ The happy
oung couple have the best wishes of
,heir many friends.
John E. Smith, ofRuhamah lis
T hrmer of q truth. He>>has paised
some very fine corn on old>1pland
that had been cleared 100 years. and
thought to be worn out. I It is the
old home of the mother of Aaron
lsoggs.
The Liberty Graded school is on
q boom. Prof. Stoddard is principal
and Misses Kirkley and Fike are as.
h'stants. These teachers are grad.
oates from colleges in this State. The
people of Liberty are very much in
herested in this school.
Scores OF huge bales, boxes and
cases of holiday goods arc being re.
ceived by the merchants of Plckens,
and are being opened and displpved
Watch the advertisements IN The
Sentinel Journal and you will know
where to get the bargains.
.-Tlllmon Smith. of the Boggs
Mountain section, has made seven
bales of cotton each weighing over
500 pounds on 81 acres of land. And
A. r. Roper, on thelsame plantation,
las also made the! same number Of
bales on same number of acres.
The fourth and last quarterly
conference for the north Pickens
charge will convene at Salem church
on the 28th and 29th of this month.
Rev. r. A. Chila will preach at II
O'Clock on Saturday and also on Sun.
day at the same hour. Public invited
10 attend.
we invite your careful consider
aGion Of the Pickens Drug Co.'S, ad.
III this issue; it tells all about their
Christmas opening but nothing about