The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-10
Six Mile items.

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snow has been too deep to even thu
of going out walking, and it is ua
less of thinking of riding, for th
other day while we were on our way
from town our old cart wheel broke
down and oh, such time as we did
have, and / will say no more on this
subject.
The seven-year-old son OF Law
renco Smith picked up 100 pound
brass bell and rang it pretty WE'LL
Wittle Crayton, the bright little
son of w. b. Norris, has been very
i'll, but am glad to say is much bet
ter
Another shingle mill has come into
our section, Jake Chapman the owner.
Rabbit hunters have been having
quite an enjoyable time since the
beautiful suow.
Rev, G. B. Nalloy filled his regu.
lar appointment at Mount Olivet last
Sunday and delivered q most able
and impressive sermon to an atten.
tive audience.
Barnett Parrott and sisters, Miss
Ella and Kate, were recent guests at
the home of Miss Sophia Mauldin
School vacated several days during
tho recent snow.
III 3. Evans is erecting beauti-
ful residence.
Misses Virginia and Dora Oliver,
OF Stewart, were recent visitors at the
home of Miss Ruth Willimon.
Mrs. Gus Bryant has been very i'll
for several days but is much better
at this writing.
Miss Lucy Mauldin, of Stewart,
accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Meyers, Of Oconee, visited the family
of II. II. Holcombo last Saturday.
Robt. Mauldin visited p. j. Maui
din the past week and says his case
seems to be very doubtful.
Miss Essie Alexander, Of Stewart,
visited friends in our section recently.
Little Genin Mauldin has been
very sick for the past few days, pre-.
venting her from going to school
Marx -rSnonce and family have
moved to Greenvfiie:
Farmers are bustling ar0Gltel haul
ing i'll their guano, making preparGcc'
ton for another crop of Is cent cot
ton
Miss Ida Fondley and cousin, S
P. Robbins, of Stewart, woro visitors
ut the home of Miss Sophia Mnuldin
recently
BY the way, I seen "White Rose"
with her "best Teller" last Sunday.
From appearance she seemed to be
enjoying her ride very much.
Isaac Durham is making addition,
al improvements to his dwelling.
Several attended services Mt Gap
Hill Sunday afternoon.
Little Odessa Garrett has been on
the sick list but is much better now.
p w. Wilimon had the misfortune
of getting his mule seriously burt on
n barb wire fence last Sunday night.
Mrs. S. j. Norris is very i'll with
grippe Her many friends hope for
het speedy recovery.
s. L. Richardson and wife, Of West
Union, visited in our section recently.
The many friends of a. Nj. Garrett
Will be sorry to hear of his recent i'll,
ness
Earle AleXander, of Stewart, visited
MS sister, Mrs. G. l.. Willimpn, last
Friday
| w,s jas' Wondering the tlor dav
what had hctpuo Of the "MDuntnin
Wow" writer, end by the-way, hc
came t. the front iii last weeks
paper, and what did we see? The
on the Professors dnugh
ter, Miss Lola We all knew why hc
passed the compliment some time ago
| wish he would write something we
all don't know. Nr, hn, ha [ will
say nothing more to you at this writ
ing. Good bye.
Mr. and Mrs Dock Garrett visited
the home of Mrs. w D Norris Sut
urduy and Sunday.
Joe Smith, OF Liberty, was the
guest OF W. A. Hendricks last weak.
Miss Mary Trotter charming
young lady Of our section visited at
lickcn5 last week.
Mrs. A. ID. Mann visited in the
Hughes section one day lasi week
b. Mauldin made a brief visit to
Seneca last week.
Mrs. Hobt. Maullin is very sick at
this writing.
r.. II. Holcombo made flying trip
to Easley last week.
Sam Smith, of Walhalla, was the
guest of r.. W. Willimon recently.
No doubt my letter this week will
be dull and uninteresting as there is
no nows Of any account this week.
| close saying, | wish The Sentinel
journal much success
Jan. 9th 1904. Old Riddle.
From WattaCOo.
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