The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-30

If you have not heard OF Tue
Painting contest" read the big al
on another page.
Cadets Bruce and LeRoi BUggs,
Edgar Morris and james P. Carey
spent Thanksgiving at home.
MIR. Fred Day and Miss Bette
Miller were married Sunday, Nov 27
Rev. L. E. Seagrow officiated.
&C. l.. Cureton will very soon re
move to Pickens to reside with his
mother, Mrs. X. L. Cureton.
Uncle Zeke is out emone the
boys this week getting acquainted
He is jolly company.
Save the coupon in this paper
You will wish you had it to vote be
fore the contest closes.
Teach your girl how to cook, and
il she does not thank you, somebody's
son will thank you for her
The Baptist church at this place
gave a unanimous call to the present
pastor to serve another year.
We have had some fine weather
the past week, and the farmers have
made good use OF it sowing their
small grain.
Nearly every day the Sentinel
journal is adding new subscribers to
its list, but we still have room ON our
book for few more.
ALI local notices of u business
nature will be run under the head of
"Business Locals" and will be charg.
ed for at the rate of sc per line.
An interesting communication
from Ann Freezer has been received
too late for publication this week, but
will appear In our next issue.
Mrs. w. II. Hughes, of Rich
land, and Mrs. j. j. Sitton, OF Pen.
dleton, spent Thanksgiving with their
sister, Mrs. j. j. Lewis.
Mrs G. H. Alexander returned
from Birmingham Monday afternoon,
where she attended the marriage of
her sister, Miss Lucy Hagood.
There are already number of
coupons for our contest in the hands
of subscribers. Send tLec in and
start your favOrites in the race.
-Messrs. Julius E. Boggs, James
p. Carey and Il. j. Mauldin, of the
loc'l bar, are attending Supreme
Court in Columbia this week
~-Saye your last weeks paper; YOU
will want the coupon out of it before
long. Save the coupons each week;
they are good for votes.
o. Have you young lady friend
who would be pleased to take course
in Comm ercial college Send in
your coupons with her name and nd.
dress.
"A goodly number Of our sub
scribers have shown their apprecia
ton of our efforts to improve the pa.
per, by coming in and paying in ad
vance.
Contractor Henry Prince is rush.
ing work on Il. l.. ByIns residence.
He will soon ha il completed, and
it will be modern dwelling in every
particular.
j. Med. Bruce, Mrs. L. C
Thornley, and Miss Lucia Folger
were among the visitors in the city
from Pickens this week. - Greenville
Mountaineer.
Gideon Ellis, who ia n great be-
lever in education, spent few days
in Greenwood the past week, and
while there visited the Williamson
Female College.
We expect to furnish the mate
rial and paint, free of cost, some
church or parsonage somewI ere
within the radius Of this papers cir
culation.
Rev. j. M. Stewart filled the
pulpit of the Baptist church last Sun.
dav, preaching good sermon The
pastor was Mt Easley assisting in the
ordination of MIR. Christopher.
Remember we start out on the
"cash in advance" system January 1st,
1905. Do not allow your name
dropped from our list, as we need
you now, if we ever did.
More wheat is being sown than
last year. and more fertilizer is being
used with it. Thorough preparation
is another requisite that is becoming
more general, and the indications are
that Pickens county people will har.
vest larger amount Of wheat next
season than usual.