The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
Piokoas Soatiaol-jogras!.
Happenings of a Local and Personal Nature.


dersonvile, N. Cl, is stricken with
appop!exy.
DIR. A. B. ~Wardlaw, dentist, will
be in Pickens Wednesday and Thurs
day, May 4th and 5th.
u. Mod. Bruce is able to he out
again after ten days. illn ess, to the
delight Of his many friends.
w. III. Ambler and w. A. Gil
reath, of Greenville, spent Sunday in
Pickens with relatives and frieuds.
--R. G. Carter has received an
other large shipment of corn, oats
and hay to go at rock bottom prices.
If you want tho best buggy or
wagon for the price go to II. G. Car
ter, Liberty. Sold for cash or Oh
time.
Mrs. j. Mel Seabrook, nee
Rachel Thornley,, Of Greensboro, N.
g., is on visit to her mother, Mrs.
j. l.. Thorney, in Pickens.
V Clerk of Court, A. J. Boggs, will
be glad if all the pensioners will
come in and get their money. He
has 1T ready to pay out.
-R. II. Cureton went to Green
vile, Sunday for treatment at DR..
Blacks sanitarium. Reports from
him State that he is getting along
well.
Our old fliend, Joe Il. Werner,
who has been suffering for the past
yoor ,u;fh rbon,n fic,,, =, ALA t H.,
out again. His nerve has not left
him and he says he is going back to
his engine as soon as he can.
May, the G.year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Acker e.. Porter, died
at their home, near Cateechee, on
the 18th instant, after n short illness,
from membranous Group, and was
buried the day following her death
at Porter's Chapel.
The big May meeting at Six
Nile on the second Sunday in May,
is being looked forward to with much
pleasure by the young folks for miles
around. 1t is estimated that larger
crowd than usual will be present this
year. Dinner will be served on the
ground.
N. D. Taylor will he in his stu,
dio in Pickens on May 3d and 4ih,
ready to make the best likeness of
you that you ever had taken, He
also frames and enlargcs pictures.
Any work in his line you need doing
will be "doue to the queen taste"
if given to him.
-The old historic church, Mount
Zion, mile below Central will soon
be torn down aud moved up to Cen.
tral. The members of that denomi
nation and the citizens thereabouts,
generally, have gone to work and
raised money and purchased n lot in
town whereon to erect modern
church.
DR.. l.. L. Shirley and C. G.
Rowland have opened up neat drug
store in Central under the style
name Of The Central Drug co. They
carry nice line of drugs and /medi,
cines and serve ice cold drinka. They
are getting their share of the pat
ronage and arc satisfied with their
venture.
- Mulkey Smith, who moved to
this county from Honea Path, some
eight years ago and settled in the
Mile Creek section, died at his home
on the 26th inst, after n short i'll.
ness, aged eiphty,two years. His
remains were laid to rest at Mile
Greek church the day following his
death. He leaves q widow and
grandson, besides host of relatives
and friends to mourn his death.
Married on oath instant at the
residence of J. Mack Entroliin, IA
ther of the bride, Mr.~-J. Chcsley
Prince and NJ jss Elsie,Entrekin Rev
White Of Pi5 i5dmont, performing the
ceremony, in hepresonce of a large
crowd OF friends of the contracting
parties. On Monday an Unfair was
served the happy couple by tho ia.
ther OF the groom, f. j. Prince. The
many friends of the happy couple
wish them much Joy.
&C. H. Storey and N. d. Taylor,
OF Easley, worshipped in Pickons last
Sunday and were valuable additions
to the religious services held in the
churches that day. Mr.. Storey by
his singing and playing and Mr..
Taylor with cornet accompaniment,
made nice music which was greatly
enjoyed by the congregations at the
Baptist md Methodist churches, and
they would be glad to have these
gentlemen come again.
Z Dr.. e. B. Webb has bought a
tract of land in the edge of Easley
and has opened dairy. 1t will be
under the management of w. r..
Garrison. This is an industry in
which good money can be made, and
at the same time the land is improved
and enriched There is room for
such an enterprise around Easley,
and, incidentally, all The other towns
in the county. We wish DR.. Webb
success in his undertaking, and we
are glad to state that he will continue
to reside in Pickens.
Central has bad the stool of edo
nothing" smashed from under her,
and her citizens have gone to work
and have made good town there
Everybody is busy and doing well
: has several enterprises on foot
and under way. The mill is compile
tod an1 fhI .nhipnry "a l,o;,> .,I