The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-09-03
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Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature.

quite sick, is improving.
Born, on 31st nlt, to Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Il. Mcdaniel, IL daughter.
w. l.. LnBoon, of Anderson
county, is visiting relatives i'll Picker }.
Mr.. Bnly Pool, of Anderson, Wis
tied bis sister, Mrs. j. Il. Bolt, last
week.
born, on 2Gth ult., to Mr.. and
Mrs. ". l. Craveley, of Hale; Il
daughter.
Howard Jenkins, of Henrietta,
n. 9, is on visit to his father, w.
i. Jcnkins.
Mrs. j. N. Hallum was under
is much better.
Now that we have an oil mill,
look out for other new industries.
They arc coming.
-Silas Griffin, ct Anderson, visit.
cd his brother, Chief of Police John
y. Grf1in, Sunday.
DR.. A. B. Wardaw, dentist, will
be in his Office in Pickcns for week
beginning Sept. 7, 1908.
Prof. w. Il. Dendy attended the
Sunday school convention which was
held in Grcenvillo last week.
C. r.. Hammond and family, of
Grcenvijlc, visited his brother, w. W.
Hammond, in PicKens, last week.
Mrs. Mimic Henderson, who
has been spending few days ia
pickens, returned to Clinton Tues.
day.
Mrs l.. S. Grandy and children,
after spending several weeks here,
have returned to their homo in Green
Vile.
Miss FIovi!la Rhodes, q charm.
ing young lady from Suwancc, Ga,
is visiting the family of Capt. j. IT,.
Taylor.
Miss Pet Findlev, after n pleas
mt visit to her cousin, Mrs. j. T..
Bolt, has returned to her homo in
Anderson.
-R. 9. Carter, Liberty, has re-
ccivcd a lot of tho celebrated "Thorn-
hill" wagons which he will sell at the
right price.
Miss Xarma Sitton and John
Elrod, of Anderson, spent the latter
part of last week with tho family Of
w. II. AShmOrc.
The little son Of John Is. june
son, Of Easlcy, has been quite sick for
some time with typhoid fever, but is
reported better.
Mrs. Jessie Smith and children,
Trncstine and Clara, of the Easley
side, are visiting tho family of her
uncle, II. a. llichcy.
MIR. and Mrs Henry Nix, Of
Spencer, N. c., spent q portion of
last week with the lattcr's sister. Mrs.
John Il. Thornley,.
Miss Cora Bowen returned homo
last Thursday after an extended visit
to relatives and friends ut Grccnville
and Taylor's Station.
II. j. Mcdonald and family left
for Oconec county where they will
make their future home. We wish
them abundant success.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Robertson
and son, Of Clemson College, have
been visiting the families of W. II.
Bowen and J. e. Parsons.
Cadet Cleon w. Mauldin, of the
(. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis. Md,
is spending his vacation in Pickens
with his mother and brothers.
Work on the oil mill is progress
ing very satisfactorily. Supt. Cure
ton states that the ginncry will be in
shape for business by Sept. Is.
School teachers and trustees
will do well to buy their crayona
from lis. Ten cents box, and they
are all good. Pickcns Drug Go.
- Mrs. Florence Griffin, who has
been visiting Mrs. d. L. Sutherland,
Of Mica, and Mrs. ELLA Morgan, of
Dacusvillo, returned homo Monday.
Misses Iva and Laura Hol.
comEe, Of Clement, visited friends
near Liberty during union and pro-
tractod meeting Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Bessie Partridge, an at.
tractivo young lady from Atlanta,
returned home Saturday after enjoy
ing two weeks of Pickens' refreshing g
breeze.
Married, at Camp Creek Baptist
church on August 30, 1908, by Rev
j. b. Trammoll, Mr.. Sam Pilgrim to
Miss Hannah Foster. All of Pickens
county.
IS. NJ. Bolt and party from An.
deraon, stopped over Tuesday with
the family OF DR.. j. Il. Bolt. The
party is on its way to tho mountaine
for few days.
Miss Josie Boggs, charming
young lady of Easloy, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J, N. Hal.
lum, returned home last week, much
to tho regret Of her friends.
Sloan Miller. who has been con
stable for Magistrate Jameson. of
Enslcy, has gone to Florida to accent