The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-06
P!ckgnIs SonI!ii1D,~joughaI
Happenings Of a Local and Personal, Nature.

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Grand educational rally IN Plck-
ens August 10Th.
Miss Cora Bowen is visiting in
Greenville this week.
A cheap politician is a dear in
vostment for tho people.
Gov, Hayward will he in Pick.
ems Saturday, August 10Th.
II have four nice milch COWS for
salc.<A d. Holder, Pickens, S. Q.
"A woman regards Il secret as
something that isn't worth keeping
Miss Bessie Bryan, of Green.
vile, visited relatives i'll Pickens last
week.
Miss Mamie Lee Gilreath, of
.Greenvile, is visiting Mrs. e. A.
Gilreath.
DR.. j. G. Walker, dentist, will be
in his office in Pickens August 11th
nnd 18th.
Always aim little higher than
the mark - if the mark is dimple in
her chin.
August 18th will DO a day long
remembered by those who spend it
in Pickens.
Mrs. X L. Cureton is teaching
the Amber school and has a good
attendance.
Some business men take their
troubles home with them, aud their
joys down town.
Judging from the number Of
spoiled children there must be a
great many spare rods.
j. b. Bolding, of tho Hughes
section. lost q valuable mare Wcdnos-
day night of hst week.
Everybody come and bring din
ncr and attend the educational rally
in Pickens August 18th.
Miss Beatrice Thornton, of Pick.
ons, VAS in the city yesterday
Greenville Herald, 30th ult.
d. J. Garter and wife, of Bir-
mingham, Ala, are on visit to the
family of ". IL. Ashmore.
The average man is quite cer-
tain he could make Il fortane if some
one would only give him start.
Miss Martha Cureton lett last
week for New York, where she goes
to finish her course in millinery.
&R. G. Carter, Liberty, has re.
ccived complete line of buggies, hor-
ness, saddles, whips, laprobee, etc. !"
-Hcywa,d, Martin, Cromer, the
Big Three, all in Pickens, and will
speak August 18th i'll the court house.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Goldsmith
and Miss Harriet Goldsmith have
gone to Easley to visit friends
Grcenville Daily Hera Id.
--Mrs: W. A. Greshalas. and-daugh-
ter, little Mac, of Atlanta, are on 4
visit to the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. nj. +. Hester in Pickens.
-Watermelons arc beginning to
come to Pickens, but they are very
small and the price asked for them is
very much out of proportion to the
size.
Married, at the residence of tho
officiating minister, Rev. Lemuel
Freeman, on the 30th ult., Mr.. Cobb,
nf Georgia, to Miss Lida Chapman,
Uf Mica.
Monday WAS saledoy, but there
was nothing to put under the ham,
r1lci a goodly crowd took adyan-
tnge Of the Sunday shower and came
to town thai day.
w. r. Powell, of Atlanta, is in
Pickons county, visiting his relatives,
tho Bolding's and Garrett's. He
was in Pickens Monday with his
cousin, w. N. Bolding.
N. D. Taylor. photographer, will
be in his st",;io, Carey building, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. llth
md 18th. Remember the date, and
Uall on him for nice work.
"A farmer on Long Island hes n
hsess with a record of 2G5 eggs. or
eousso he calls her "Macduff to- on
courage her to clay on" This re.
,naakable fowl is valued at $500.
Tho Sentin:l.Jonrnal appreciates
the local news from different sections
of the county and we sincerely thank
our correspondents for keeping us
posted Continue the good work.
There will bo regular commu
nication of Keowee Lodge, E. " A.
NJ, No. 70, on Saturday night, the
18th inst All Musons in good stand
ing are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Lucy Feebeck, n beautiful
and l3vcablo young lady, q matron
in the Thornwoll Orphannge, from
Clinton, y. c., is spending q while
with Mrs. Flora Lathem in Pickens.
Give us your order for job print.
ing. Our line Of stationery is com.
plote and VIC can do your work with
neatness and despatch. Call and get
our prices. We can save you money.
Inst Saturday night lamp OK
ploded in tho home Of Judge r. O.
Purdy. The oil spilled on the floor
and ignitcd but was put out by ono