The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-09
.PIDkoas Sentinel journal.
Happenings of a Local and Personal Nature.

in Pickens Sunday.
III. Lang Clayton, of Central, was
in Pickens Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. b. G. Baker spent
ssuesday i'll Greenville.
Read n. G Carriers new ad and
get posted on prices.
M. A. Boggs, of Liberty, was
in Pickens the last of the week
Miss Stella Newbery, returned
from Greenyille Saturday evening.
Miss Alma Smith, of Anderson,
is ON visit to Miss Stella Newberry
Miss Lide Folger, of Easl v
spent Sunday in Pickens with rela-
tlves.
w. Y. L. Marshall, of the Ea,-
ley Hardware Co., was in town Sat
urday.
- Miss Jessie Thomas, Of Green
vile, spent Sunday with the Misses
Fol9er.
-,Rey. o. NJ. Abney preached to a
large and Interested congregation
Sunday evening,
j. e. Bridges, our fo'mer gennl
.ownsmau, now Of Central, wus n visi.
tor to Plckens Iond,y.
You can get barb wi,e at Sc per
lb, and nails at 50 50 PEI keg base at
Carriers, Liberty.
Eugene Lewis and wife, OF Bre
yard, \. G., are on visit to the fam
lily of his father, A. Fielding Lewis.
Ms j. L. O. Thompson ano
children, Alice aud Toolner, are in
Charleston visiting Mrs II. e. Good
win.
Rev. w. I. Land will preach at
Pleasant Hill on tho third Sunday in
November. Everybody invited to
come and hear him.
= See new ad Of ), ID. Moore. Beef
steak cents IA pound; sausage 1Oc n
pound; roast 6 to s cents pound at
laoore's.
From now on n. d. Taylor viii
come to Pickens regularly every Wed.
nesday. Come on those days md
have some fine work done.
Miss Lois Newton, "a charming
young lady of sunny disposition, is
now with Mrs XII Cureton, where
she will be delighted to see her nun.
erous friends
X. S. Conrad, representing the
kimbnll Piano Co, has been placing
some very handsome pianos in town
the past few days. There will be
music, IN. the ar"
Married (at the home OF the
brides parents; neaT/ Prater's Creek
church, sunday, Nov 6, Miss Eve.
line Jones, to/Mr. Taylor Bowin.
The cerem lpF was performed by a.
b. R!ggins,,N. p.
--nouis Copel has a large stock Of
clothing and furnishing goods " hich
he is selling cheap for cash. Bring
the boys to him and fit them up for
wintel; he has b. stock Of Youths
and chlldren's clothing.
Rev. D. w Hiott has returned
from delightful visit to his former
home in Colleton county. He con
Quoted II meeting mid the scenss of
his boyhood days, which proved
prescious season of revival.
For Rent Corn and grist mill,
saw mill and cotton gin, all in good
fix ard run by water power Will be
rented for year 1905 to responsible
party. Call on or write to w. p.
Stewart, Central, S. G. II f. d. No. Q
- Rev J. e. Foster filled his usu.
nj appointment Mt SccUna Sunday
I: ornng, preaching an excellent ser.
mon. We doubt ii there ~ II church
il the county that has better aver
age attendance IN membership than
Secona.
E. Il. Wilson, an expert account.
ant from Comptroller Jones Office,
was here Saturday and Monday,
checking mp tho books of county Of
uCelb' llc IOuUu tNeTSJnluB baUlB-
factory and went his way rcjo clug
Monday afternoon.
I Local sportsmen say there are
more partridges than usual this sea
son, consequently there has been n
good deal oil hunting since the sea
sou opened. Many go and cannon
ude away, who can't bit the side Of u
mountain, but never fail to OF least
kill something time.
Miss Lilliah Herd, the 10 year
old daughter Of ID. A. Herd, of Pied
mont, died at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. ~. d. Robins III the
Mile Greek section on the 29th ult.
The remains were Inferred at Gap
Hill OH the lp0rning of the 31st, Rev.
@. l.. Mccain conducting the funeral
services.
- Pickens' efficient and "up.to-