The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-24
ER. Il. Hallum was quite sick last
week but is able to be out again.

Tor several days, but is well enough
to go home home with his son, Ollie.
j. o. Brock, of Seneca, was in
Pickens this week, on visit to his
father
Mrs. Anna Richey, of Green.
Vile, visited her brother, r.. II. Cure
ton, last week.
Mrs. Ida G. Green, of the Cross
Roads section Of the county. visited
friends in Pickens last week.
L-R. H. Cureton is still quite sick.
Ho went to Greeuville last week to
take treatment at tho sanitarium.
Miss Eva Holcombe, of the Eas.
ley side, spent severl days with the
Misses Richey, in Pickens, last week.
Born on the 22d instant, to Mr..
and Mrs. e. +, Keith, son. He has
been named George Washington.
Preaching next Sabbath morn.
ing in tho Pickens Baptist church by
Rev, D. w. Hioot, and also ut night.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Pick.
ems VI. E. church will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at the resi-.
denco of Mrs. j, f. Harris.
-Married ut the residence OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Mary Alexun-
der, OF Oconee, MIR. Carson @. Nickle.
son to Miss Elurri Alexander, Rev.
B. F. Murphree officiating. May
their whole life be as pleasant as their
wedding day, is the wish of their
many friends.
< The Heath Bruce Morrow Co.,
have nicely decorated their display
windows with nice line of this sea-
sons goods. The hardware windows
contain fine display of goods, the
most prominent of which are guns
and ammunition. Tho display was
gotten up by B. Lewis, and is cred,
liable one. They sell all kinds of
pistol cartridges, aud when in need
OF anything in their line, call on
them.
The small pox has about been
stamped out in tnis county. At one
time last fall it was feared that il
would BECOME epidemic. DR.. j. Nj.
= Crenshaw, who is working under the
!, direction OF the State board of health
says that since last September he has
= attended about $50 cases in the
;. county; principally in the upper part
k lie has vaccinated hundreds with vac
g cine points Furnished by the Stat,
board. There have been very few
}. serious cases, as it seems that TIN,
o disease is OF very mild type.
We learn that movement ia OF
foot in the Greenville District to es
8 tabilsL co educational high schoo
t at Williamson, utilizing the building
f OF the Williamston Female College
8 after the removal Of that institution
t to Greenwood. We further learl
0 that DIR. j. j. Ransom of the Tennc
t SEQ Conference has been sent for
and IS now on the ground prospect
ing tho field. With educationn
high school at Anderson and anothe
: at WILLIAMSON. the Grconvile Dis
trict will be amply supplied w;.h ed
, nca!ional facilities. - Southern Chris
, tian Advocate.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roper, 0
: the Easley side, visited their dauch
ter, Mrs. Il. II. Craig, on last Tnos
day MIR. Roper is substantial
farmer of his section who Olives AT
home and boards Mt the same place ,
lie is trnc friend of this paper, and
while IN Iickens placed himself or
The right side Of our books, and saws
ne cannot keep house without tho pa
per. He farms on the intensive plan
and makes everything at home that
he needs to run him. He made
, twelve bales Of cotton on ten acres OF
> land, and recently sold eighteen bales
at 10 cents per pound, which nettcd
him n nice sum. Ten wears ano h,
sm'i n" ""''n, f.; 81 cents pei pound
This was quite difference in rtspcc
tive prices received.
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