The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-07-16
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- Born, to- Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.
Tongue on the 18th instant, q line
son.
The tooth carpenters have al
been kept quite busy in Pickens 6h's
week.
Town Creek school will open
Monday with Miss Annie Ferguson
as teacher.
Miss Mamie Rowland is visiting
friends in Easley. --Greenville Daily
Herald, 18th inst.
Attorneys B. A. Morgan and A.
Blythe, of the Greenville bar, attend
ed court hore this week.
Tho Hagood school, district No.
3S, will open Monday July Goth with
Mrs Essie Hughes as teacher.
Misses Eta Boggs and Ada Cos
sett, of Easley, are visiting the family
of l.. S. Grandy in Greonville.
The Bethlehem school in district
No. 20, will opsn on the Goth inst,
with Miss Ola Major as teacher.
Perry Dacus, of Dacusville, was
among the visitors yesterday
Greonville Daily Herald, 18th inst.
DIR. J. B. Bruce has returned
from a business trip to Pickens.-
dreonvillo Daily Herald, 10th inst. =,
--R. 9. Carter, Liberty, has re.
ceived q complete line of buggies, har.
ness, saddles, whips, laprobea, etc. :"
1T is somewhat alarming to see
flour jump up twenty-five cents a
barrel just on the eve Of the wheat
crop.
Mrs. Flora Lathem and children,
of Clinton, nre spending the summer
with the family of her father, II. A.
Richey.
DR.. Hallums requests us to an
nounce that he will positively not
sell ice on Sundays except in case Of
sickness.
---Miss Dora Barr, charming
young lady of Easley, has returned
from an extended visit to the Misses
BallentiDe at Central.
MIR. and Mrs. II. O. johnson, of
Woodruff, S. g., is visiting the lat.
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H..
Ballentine, of Central.
The crop condition has improved
great deal within the last ten days
in this section and we trust good
crop will be made even yet.
j. o. Brock has been watch
"doctoring" in Pickens this week and
many of his old friends called to see
him and shook hands with him.
Julius O. Smith, one of the land
marks of Greonville, and who was
we'll and favorably known to many
people of this county, died at his
home in GTeenville Monday.
IN. D. Taylor, photographer, will
be in his saudlo, Carey building, on
Tuesday anH Wednesday, July 21st
and 22d. Remember the date, and
call on him ef0f NICE work.
Pride &>Patton, the "moSesyBJ F.oYye
to.now" shoe house in Greenville, arc
offereing their entire line Of Oxfords
and Slippers at greatly reduced prices
Buy now for next summer wear.
The town of Saluda will vote on
The 18th inst, on the question of
voting $4,000 worth of bonds in aid
of the "Johnston, Saluda, Greenwood
and Anderson Railroad Company"
Six months of 1908 arc gone
What are you going to do with the
remainder Of the year with it's oppor.
tunities for self improyement, and
the bringing of help and happiness
and comfort to others?
--Mr. and Mrs Noah X. Smith, of
Clement, are visiting Mrs. Smiths
mother, Mrs. W. B. Singleton, near
Pickens. While up Mr.. Smith paid
Pickens visit and dropped in to see
The Sentinel Journal forco. His
visit was appreciated.
On tho 9th inst, Mr.. Jackson
Hunter, who lives near Mountain
Grove church, had two fine hogs
killed by lightning and two others
badly injured. A serious loss to Mr.
Hunter considering the scarcity Of
hogs and tho size of them.
"A colored minister said to his
flock tho other day: "In des. days
of horseless carria Ges, skirtlcss girls
and siness sinners, it would be bet.
ter for do modesty OBJ dis ycro con.
gregation if dere were few more
= ~chickenloss chicken coops."
What are the boys O to Id yenrs
old doing? 1t is bad for them and
their m2thers to turn them loose
three months. Why not train them
to setting tho table, cleaning the
house, working the garden and many
Mher little jobs about the home.
Misses Maud E. ELLIS and Kate
williams, two charming young ladies
OF Travellers Rest, who have been Wis.,
sting relatives in tho city the past
week left last week for an extended
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