The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-21

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Tow days prior to his death he made
the statement that he was ready to
So. He left surviving bin a widow
and two sisters, Mrs. Geo. w. COX
and Mira. Harvey Hunt.
Six Mile Items.
Our section was visited with rood
rain last week, which did the turnip
patches much good. I sure do like
turnips and salad, don't you?
w. B. Norris made brief visit to
Pickens last week.
Walter Willimon visited friends in
the Stewart section last Saturday.
Misses Sunie and Alma Mauldin,
OF the Stewart section, were the guest
OF their sister, Mrs. r H. Holcombe
Sunday.
Miss Rutha Willimop, a popular
young lady visited her sister, Mrs.
NJ. O. Fendley, Of Stewart, rocently.
O. w. Garrett and friend, T.. L..
Willimon, made brief visit to Green
Vile last Saturday.
Hello, Mountain View, you was
asking what had become of Mountain
Boy. L thought perhaps he might
be gone off, but I see he has made
his appearace in the last weeks pa
per. You was speaking about if I
had passed the compliment on the
Mountain Boys sister, you would
have sanctioned it. I did not hnve
the pleasure of meeting her, alth ough
l would have liked to- I thank the
Mountain Boy very much for the
compliment he passed on me.
Mrs. James Durham visited her
daughter, Mrs. Eupha Cochran, of
Prater, last Sunday.
We sure have had beautiful wealth
er for picking cotton. We poor lit
tie children are glnd of it, for our
uncle has promised us a "bate" of
candy Xmas if we would be very,
very s,nart. though we will not tell
you how much it takes for a "bate."
ED. Bowen, of Norris. passes
through our section often to the Dal-
ton section, where he is engaged in
business with his brother, H. b.
Bowen.
Frank Stephens little child is i'll
with typhoid fevor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Norris, were
the guests of the latter's sister, Miro.
Dock Garrett, recently.
s. L. Richardson, of Oconee,
made brief visit to our section last
Thursday.
B. Mauldin made q briof visit to
Pickens Saturday on business.
Bud Rice's little son is very low
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Aborcrombie,
of Stewart, visited relatives in our
section recently.
Robt. Mauldin visited Central
Monday last.
Mrs. Robt. Mauldin, who has boon
on the sick list, we are glad to say, is
much better.
r. II. Holcombe has bought new
saw mill and will soon be ready to
cut first class lUmber.
Fletcher Evans, who has been Wis
itins quite awhile in Anderson, has
returned to his home. Guess Miss
NJ WAS glad Of his return.
Taylor Stewart made a flying visit
to Seneca Saturday on business,
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Evans on the 4th inst, fine girl.
Miss Essie Alexander, of the Stew
art section, visited her sister, Mrs. G.
l.. Willimon, recently.
I think the wedding bells will ring
soon. Hope they will ring near
enough so that L will get an invita-
tion, for l sure am fond of cake.
The old lady said she wouldn't feed
me on cake f)r all I am worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Dickson were
the guests of the family of w. A.
Hendricks Sunday.
Rev. Nj. p. Matheney, of Green.
vile, preached al excellent sermon at
Six Mile last Sunday to largo con-
gregation.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robt. Mauldin Wis.
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Farmer, of
Cedar Rock, last Saturday and re.
ported an enjoyable time.
j. G. Garrett is kept hustling day
and night ginning cotton for the citi-
zens OF our community.
l.. Il. Willimon is the champion
cotton picker of our community. He
picked eight hours and picked 275
pounds.
Mrs. Gus Bryant is not improving
very much at this writing.
II w. Willimon has treated him.
self to q fine horse.
Barney Parrot visited in the Stew.
art section last Sunday. Wonder
why Barney calls SO often7
Nine cents colt on is making nor
chants hustle around in our section.
Much SUCCESS to Sentinel Journal.
Old Riddle.
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