The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-02
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Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature.

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Born unto Mr.. aid Mrs. Lemuel
! ..Duckworth on the 30th ult.. q son.
Judge Nj. Welborn, who has
been quito sick, is now able to bo out
again.
Next Monday is saIcsdav; there
are lots Of good land to be >put on
the block e..
-Bertie, tho daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. %. Robinson is quite sick
with pneumonia.
-Folger & Thornley, are Offering
some bargains in Clothing and Over.
coats for December.
Several advertisements have been
changed this week; hunt them up and
see what they say.
--Folgcr e Thornley, hayo inst re-
ceived their fourth big shipment of
Jackets and Skirts. See th,ir line
ii. Thomas Powers, Of The Keo.
wee side, is reported as being con-
fined to his bod with scvuro attack
Of small pox.
School was opened last Monday
morning at Nuuldin school hous. uu
der the efficient management Of Miss
Nora Gilstrap.
Bailey N. Wyatt of Eusley, and
Miss Georgia Cromer of Greenwood,
spent Thanksgiving day in Pickens
vito tuiNt;vcS
~--AimnodI. y" N,Ynnber 29lh, by
u. f. hester, y. j., Mr. Jesse Me-
1nuk!n ~ M!ss Ella Lee. All Of
Plckens county.
All persons owing me for work
must pay up at once OF their occouuts
will DO given lawyer to Collect
w. II. Ashmore.
Married, on Sunday, 29h ult.,
by Rev. Thomas Looper, at his resi-,
dence, Miss --- Turner, daug hter
OF Enocll Turner, to Mr. Duff Norris
--Children's Day will be cvleb1a-
ted at Mountain Grove church on
next Sunday. Prominent speakers
have been invited and an enjoyable
u"y Will pe spent.
w. e. Griffin is now clerkino for
John E. Craig at Easloy. Viii! is
good salesman and will give his en-
ployer entire satisfaction as well us
pl7ase his customers.
Luther nj. Ellison who was con.
victed of gambling and given sen.
tence Of twelve month, was, on the
: recommendation Of tho Judge and So
licltor, pardoned a few days ago.
just received two cars Georpia
ceiling and flooring Gnl one car of
sasbs, doors and moulding. If in
need of bnilding material of any
kind call on me. B. q Grandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Griffin of
Easley, visited the family of A. j.
Boggs, last week. This was their
first visit to Pickens and thoy were
very much impressed with our town.
Married, on Sunday the 29th
ult, at the residence of the ofIiciat.
ing minister, Rev. Thomas Looper,
Miss Lucy Williams, daughter of
Henry Williams, to Mr.. John Find
ley.
Rev. r. A. Child, Presiding
Elder Of the Greenville district,
preached an excellent sermon in the
Fickens Methodist church last Sab
bath, large audience listening to
the discourse.
The opening at the Pickeos
Drug Go. on Tuesday was grand
success Their holiday novelties arr
all selected with care and are as pret
ty as can be; in fact it is as nice a.
line as can be found anywhere.
Prof. George Boddiford, of
Scriven county, Ga, was III town Sat.
nrday on business. He is now prin.
cipal of Gates school. The patrons
and trustees are we'll pleased with
him. He is al alumnus Of S. G.
College.
Charles a. Granger and Vance
Hooks, of Nichols, s. O., spent
Thanksgiving with tllir school mate,
II. Z. Miller, near E,sley, and took
advantage of the opportunity to visit
Pickena. They were we'll pleased
with the county.
, ~z=Thatgood citizen end staunch
subscriber to this paper, S. S. Jones,
of the "Sugartown" section of the
county, was in Pickens Tuesday on
business While here lie paid his
taxes and came in and paid for his
unper to March 1906, and carried
away one of our good knives with
which he will whittle away the long
winter evenings. May he spend
many more happy years. 4.
..-~zLeo D. Gillespie was granted
licep 40 to exhort by tho Methodist
conference last Friday, and was also
recommended to the noxt district
conference for license to preach. Mr.
Gillespie is graduate Of Clemson
College and of tho law department Of
the s. G.. College. He ptacticed law