The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-19
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Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature.

Leroy Chamblin, Of Liberty,
was q visitor Mt Pickens Thursday
-Pickens Is on steady boo III, the
kind that doesn't puucture and fall
flat.
Avery Carter, the architect for
the graded school building, VAS here
Tuesday.
If you want bargains in dry
goods and shoes, call on II 9. Carter
Liberty.
Earle Lewis has accepted II posi-
ton with the Chiquola Drug Co. @6
Anderson.
Mrs. John Harris, of Greenville
county, has been on visit to Mrs
NJ. j, Harris.
Don't fail to see r. c. Carriers
line of brggics, surreys AMI wagons
before you buy.
e. H. Craig, who was unwell for
several days the past week, is able
to be out again.
-R. @. Carter has car load OF
barb wire and nails, and you know
his prices will be eright.
Miss Annie Fergusor is on a
visit to her brother, Dir. Frank Fer
guson, in Greenvile.
Mrs. j. j. Lewis returned last
week from n visit to her sister, Mrs
w. H. Hughes at Rchand.
Katie Mcdaniel is sick h fevsf.
Her condition has considerublHfm
proved within the past few days
Richard Bsars is painting his
house now occupied by ID. b, Flnney.
The appearance will be greatly i'm
proved.
Rev. j. F. Attoway is now en-
ploycd with the Heath. Bruce. Morrow
Co., where he will he pleased to see
his friends.
-Rev. d. w. Iiott has been r1-
elected pastor at Mt. Pisgah audi Lis.
erty, also Mt Georges CreckHfor
another year.
james Ch ldress, who has been
ill the entire summer with typhoid
fever, is very much improved and
hopes soon to be out.
- From now on n, ID. Taylor wi:
come to Pickens regularly every Wed
nesday. Come on those days and
have some fine work done.
There was class of nine con
vel received into the church at
Bethlehem last Sunday afternobn by
the pastor, Rev. o NJ. Abney.
DR.. e. b Webb, who has been
quite sick for the past three weeks,
is able to be on tho streets again to
-the delight of his many friends
Glenn Higgins, the six year old
son of A. w. Higgins, recently picked
$50 pounds Of cotton in day. IWho
can trot out six year old to beat
this record?
j. o. Brock will be in pickcns
during court week, and will be GLAD
to be of assistance to any one having
particular work to be done on clocks
and watches.
Married on the 2nd inst, at the
residence of the brides brother, NIan-
sell Chapman, Mr. Anthony Ellehburg
to Miss Emma Chapman, Rev b. Il.
Murphrce officiating
s. NJ. Robinson, of this county,
who is stationed ut Richmond, Va,
being in the chemical department of
the Virginia. Caroiina Chemical Co.,
is on q visit to his homefolks
-Rcv. B. e Grandy attended the
association ut Pleasant Grove the last
of the week. He Uade an interest
ing report on "Foreign Missions
within the bounds of the association
Rev. II. A. Child will preach at
Pickens on the fifth Sunday morning
and evening Mt the usual hours. The
fourth quarterly conference for the
Pickcn3 circuit will be held on Mon.
day.
v. S. Nc lin has returned from
visit to hs father, ). IA. Medlin,
near Lavonia, Gu. lie states that
the crops in that part of Georgia are
better ON the average than they are
here.
Tho Pickens railroad is suffering
considerable Inconvenience OH account
Of the lack Ct water, The Ensley
Cotton Mill has been extending the
privilege of water main the past
few days.
Married at the residence of the
brides father, Rev ]. w Head, on
Wednesday the 9Th inst, MIR, w. A,
Moseley to Miss Mary HeadPaIl Of
Pickens county, Rev. b f. Mhrphree
officiating.
John Ferguson of Pickens, and
John Robinson, of Dacusv'lle, have
been DRAM to serve as petit Jurors
in the Unaed States circuit court