The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-25
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Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature

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R. %. Oliver of Birmingham
Ala, is visiting in Piokens.
ID. E. Hill of the Dacusville side,
was in Pickens last week on business.
Photographer Taylor will be in
bis Pickens studio next Wednesday.
Let everybody that can attend the
old soldiers reunion in Pickens, Fri
day, June Sd.
j. II. Asnmore left for Atlanta
last Thursday to spend few days
with relatives.
DIR. A. b Wardlaw will be in
Pickens, Tuesday and Wednesday,
May 3lst and June 1st.
Miss Bessie Ashmore is quite
i'll in Atlanta, where she went short
time ago for treatment.
R-M. f. Hester is in Atlanta, vis-
itipg his son, j. Wilton, and daugh,
ter, Mrs. w. A. Gresham.
-Strayed from my place, a black
berkshire pig. Reward for return.
Z. d. Harris.
The Liberty Township Singing
Association will meet at Liberty on
the firet Sunday in June. 1894.
j. w. Henderson, Sec.
Coroner b. r. Parsons made a
short trip to Greenville last week
Ben is feeling alright; Dr. Black has
dismissed him and pronounced him
cured sound and we'll.
There will be reunion of old
soldiers at Pisgah church, below
Easley, on June 10th. j. e. Boggs
will deliver an address. A great
time is expected
j. D. Moore has moved his "cer
ner store" back to his old stand in
the Carey building, where he is bet
ter prepared than ever to sell grocer
les and supply the demand for fresh
meats.
Claude Hester, who is at work
in Atlanta, and who has been on a
visit to his mother, Mrs. NJ F. He's
ter, and other relatives in Plckens,
returned TO his duties in Atlanta,
yesterday.
MIR. Allen Duncan carried j. NJ.
Clements 120 pounds of wheat and
got 70 pounds Of good -four AMI Sd
pounds Of bran, which made 113
pounds. MIR. Duncan is we'll pleased
with his turnout. and says he is go.
ing to take Mr.. Clements his wheat.
The Pickens Baptist church in
conference, last Sunday, decided to
build pastorium on the lot recently
purchased on Garvin street A COM
mittee consisting of j. r. Taylor, G.
e. Robinson, and jeff. d. Holder,
was appointed to go ahead and have
it built.
E. D. Meaders, who lived on the
Maj. j. M. Stewart place, north of
Pickens. died at his home Monday
morning, of consumption, after
short illness. He leaves wife and
several children, besides host Of
relatives and friends to mourn his
death.
Middleton Hester, rural mail
carrier on route Q, from VPicckens,
has been, and is still, quite sick.
His friends hope it will not prove
serious, and that he will soon be out
again. His father, r. A. Hester, is
delivering mail, and right good
hand he is.
Mrs. @. E. Watson, one of the
State officers of the Woman's Mis-
sionarSuiJnion of this State, will ad-
dress the ], lies. in the Methodist
church next Saturday afternoon at
four o'clock. All the ladies OF the
community are urged to attend, as
this will be an interesting and in.
structive meeting.
The closing exercises of the
Pickens Graded School begin tonight
in the court house. Tomorrow,
(Thursday) Prof John G. Clinkscales
of Wofford College, will deliver an
address at IL a. ~, and at night the
graduating exercises tako place. The
Pickens Cornet Band will furnish
music for the occasion. The closing
rcises will be the best ever rem.
d by the school
James H. Amber, promi
en Of Pickens county, was
q for o few hours on yes
lesday y Mr.. Amber has
ost successful farmer, and
'onted the old District of
the Legislature. He is
years of age, and is hale
:, and enjoys, in remarka.
the society of his many
eowee Courier.
nc Of ball between Cen
'h"ne, last Wednesday
failure. From the
registered by the
Til in the seventh
and threatened to
ns team walked off
10 not know base.
read the rules of
lille we may be
see why they
ed lice, smooth
--ltev. w. Arthur Christopher
preached an excellent sermon in
the Baptist church in Pickens Sun.
day night to large and attentive